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20 paź 2020 · The Young Turk Revolution was caused by various political parties seeking reform in the 20th century Ottoman Empire. The victorious party eventually caused the collapse of the empire. We will...
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After decades of decline and gradual European encroachment into the Ottoman Empire, disaffected and angry army officers staged a revolt in 1908, forcing the Sultan Abdulhamid II to accept the reinstatement of a reformist constitution.
On July 3, 1908, Ahmed Niyazi Bey led a revolt in the Macedonian town of Resne. He seized the arms of a local garrison and headed to the hills with 200 soldiers and 200 civilians. He issues a manifesto stating he would combat the injustices that the country had been suffering.
On July 3, 1908, Maj. Ahmed Niyazi of the 3rd Corps led a revolt against the provincial authorities in Resna. Other conspirators soon followed his example, and the rebellion rapidly spread throughout the empire.
In July 1908, a secret revolutionary organisation called the Committee of Union and Progress (CUP) led an insurrection in the empire's Balkan provinces which compelled the sultan to restore the constitution of 1876, in what became known as the Young Turk Revolution.
The Armenian population that remained in the Ottoman Empire after the 1895 massacre supported the 1908 revolution of the Committee of Union and Progress, better known as the Young Turks, who promised liberal treatment of ethnic minorities.
