Germany's Middle East policy before and after Arab Spring

http://akademikperspektif.com/2013/12/22/almanyanin-arap-bahari-oncesi-ve-sonrasi-ortadogu-politikalari/

TERM PAPER GUIDELINES

TERM PAPER GUIDELINES

FORMAT
Minimum number of pages: 5
Maximum number of pages: There is no maximum page number, but try not to exceed 7 pages too much.
Font: Times New Roman, 12
Citation format: APA
Sources: I recommend that you use at least 10 sources. Wikipedia is not accepted.

PLEASE
Write your student number on the front page.
Do NOT write your name!
Do NOT include a cover page!

CONTENT
Background: (1-2 pages)
Summarize historical the background of the event.

Explanation (2-4 pages)
a. Causes: (1-2) What were the local and global factors caused this event? . Include at least two different reasons.
b. Consequences: (1-2 pages)What were the consequences of this event for the countr(ies) involved? Were there worldwide consequences. Include at least two different consequences.

Conclusion (1-2 pages)
What is your opinion on the causes and consequences of this event?

Term Paper Topics

Hello,

Here are your topics. If you  did not choose a topic, I assigned you one. If you want to change it, please let me know latest by Monday. Good luck!

	Term Paper Topics
ADNAN ÇETİNKAYA	French Invasion of Russia (1812)
ALİ AKMAN	1859-1869, Construction of the Suez Canal
AYBÜKE BURCU KAMIŞ	Establishment of the League of Nations-1919
BATUHAN TÜFEKCİ	The Holocaust
CANSU DEMİRHAN	1944-D Day
CEM GÜL	Spanish Civil War
DENİZ ÖZ	The Russian Revolution
DEVRİM DOMAÇ	Nazi Invasion of Poland
GÖKHAN ÖZCAN	Influence of the French Revolution on the Ottoman Empire
GÖZDE YILDIZ	1882: The British Invasion and Construction of Egypt
GÜLAY ŞEN	Establishment of the Anglican Church
HANDE ERMİŞ	Treaty of Versailles (1919)
HANDE HANDAN ŞAHİN	Greek War of Inpedendence
ISMAIL AHMED SIAD	Colonialization of Africa
MELİS HAZAL ENDERER	Election of the Nazi Party in Germany (1933)
METE ONUR YILMAZ	Mao Zedong's Long March
MUHAMMET YÖNDEM	Safavid Secterian Policy
MURAT CAN KAYA	1853-1856: Crimean War
SAFA ÇİÇEK	World War I
SEVDE NUR GÜRAKIN	1941-German invasion of Russia
SULTAN KAYA	American Revolution
ŞÜKRİYE MERVE İNANÇ	1929-Wall Street Crash of 1939 (the Great Depression)
TALİN VURAL	1932-1933 The Great Famine of the Ukraine
TUĞBA DİNÇLER	American Civil War
YUSUF EMRE IĞNAK	Woodrow Wilson's 14 Points Speech
ZAFER KAYA	1905: Russo-Japanese War

What you gonna be in the future?

What you gonna be when you graduated from international relations? You can read this new.

http://akademikperspektif.com/2012/08/28/uluslararasi-iliskiler-bolumu-mezunlari-ne-is-yapar/

15 Strange (but True) Facts about Napoleon Bonaparte

 • He penned a romance novel titled Clisson et Eugenie, which was a thinly veiled autobiography about his relationship with Desiree Clary.

 

• While some speculated that Napoleon was poisoned, later research found that the high level of arsenic in his system was the result of lifelong exposure to household products containing arsenic, such as dyes and glues.

 

• Often credited with originating the phrase “a picture is worth 1,000 words,” what Napoleon actually said, as quoted in L’Arche de Noé, was: “A good sketch is better than a long speech.”

 

• Napoleon wanted to be buried on the banks of the Seine, but when his remains were returned to France in 1840, he was interred with other French military leaders in Les Invalides in Paris.

 

• Some speculate that Napoleon had a photographic memory and could instantly recall vast amounts of information, such as troop numbers and map details.

 

• Napoleon was a battlefield genius. He began his military career as an artillery commander and was an expert on military technology. He was an innovator in his development of the visual (signal or semaphore) telegraph for long-distance communication, but during the Napoleonic wars the British were more advanced than the French in some military devices,   such as explosive rockets.

 

• Despite being characterised as short at 1.67 metres tall, Napoleon may have been slightly taller than the average European at the time he lived.

 

• There’s no secret behind the hand-in-waistcoat pose associated with Napoleon. It was a common pose used by the period’s painters, including Jacques-Louis David, who created most famous painting of the emperor in 1812.

 

• Napoleon married Joséphine de Beauharnais in 1796, and later, Joséphine’s daughter, Hortense, married Napoleon’s brother Louis.

 

• While on a campaign in Egypt, Napoleon learned that Joséphine was having an affair and wrote a distraught letter to his brother. The letter was intercepted by the British and published in newspapers, causing Napoleon great embarrassment.

 

• After divorcing Joséphine because she couldn’t bear him heirs, Napoleon married Marie Louise, the archduchess of Austria. The couple had one son, Napoleon Francis Joseph Charles, who ruled France for two weeks in 1814.

 

• Napoleon jailed 13 Catholic cardinals for not attending his second marriage. And Napoleon’s officers kidnapped Pope Pius VII and held him captive for five years.

 

• Once Napoleon was exiled to St. Helena, his wife, Marie Louise, never saw him again.

 

• Napoleon had at least one illegitimate son, Charles Léon (1806–1881) by Eléonore Denuelle de La Plaigne.

 

• The former Emperor, who gave the country its Napoleonic Code, is still much revered – in a way. It’s illegal for anyone to name a pig

Napoleon in France.

http://www.readersdigest.com.au/15-facts-napoleon-bonaparte#sthash.omJXjfvn.dpuf

Conference

Talking about Turkish Foreign Policy ,The Arap Spring and Islamism.

Interesting Information

Napoleon name banned in France.

French Revolution; guys Must Watch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u64i-4Y-OiM&list=PL78042E17E60D72CF