International Journal of Social and Educational Sciences, cilt.0, sa.18, ss.79-89, 2022 (Hakemli Dergi)
According to war historians, the First World War spread over vast areas incomparable with
the wars that preceded it, leading to devastating results with social turmoil. When
examined in terms of their dimensions, dynamism, repercussions and consequences, many
issues stand out, from the collapse of empires to mass migrations, the deaths of millions of
civilians and soldiers to international crimes and epidemics.
The information about the land military power of the Ottoman Empire in the work titled
“Yearbook of the War” which Tsar Nikolai II of Russia, Alexandrovich Romanov had
General Dmitriy Nikolayevich Dubenskiy personally write the war day by day was
meticulously examined in this study. The work, which has not been translated into different
languages other than Russian, is an essential work to be taken into consideration by the
scientific circles and subjected to a comparative analysis in terms of reflecting the
knowledge and views of Tsarist Russia about the war.