Britain, Russia, Germany, during the First World War, the British agent Lawrence rebelled against the Arab tribes against the Ottoman Empire. During the First World War, Germany also sent a large number of agents and diplomats to join the Ottoman Empire in an attempt to launch jihad in Afghanistan, Persia and India to subvert British rule. Allied Powers. British, French and Russian. Allies. German-Italian-Austro-Hungarian Empire. In order to reverse the unfavorable factors, Wilhelm II of Germany tried to use the Ottomans to stir up the pattern in Central Asia. William II tried his best to win over the Ottoman Empire before the First World War, in order to show his favor to the Islamic world, hoping that he could draw Muslims from the Caucasus to Iran to Central Asia with the help of the Turkish Sultan's Hariwa identity. 1914 World War I broke out. Britain was extremely apprehensive about Germany's actions in Central Asia. In October 1915, the relevant German personnel met the supreme ruler of Afghanistan and asked him to respond to Hariwa's call. Because Germany did not meet its conditions, Afghanistan has been delayed. Afghanistan is also linked to the UK. Afghanistan remained neutral throughout the war. The strategy of Germany and Turkey was to launch a Muslim jihad against Britain and Russia by virtue of the Turkish sultan's Hariwa identity. Thomas Lawrence turned his back on jihad. He went deep into the Arab tribes in the Middle East and persuaded them to rebel against the Ottoman Empire. Arabs and Turks are both Muslims, but have a very delicate relationship with each other. As the nation that founded Islam, the Arabs have always been dissatisfied with the Turks' domination of the Islamic world. The decline of the Ottomans also left Turkey with little prestige. At the beginning of the twentieth century, national independence and national self-consciousness were the voice of the times. Lawrence promised to help the Arabs get rid of the Ottoman Empire to achieve independence, successfully attracted the Arabs, and launched an Arab uprising in the Ottoman hinterland. In fact, to be honest, this movie has the above background as a supplement, and it will still make people confused. Epic biographies are easy for me to lose sight of. The scenes are magnificent and the plots are elegant. However, I really lack the knowledge of history and geography, and I am confused when I read them. Khazini, Bedouin, Hazini, Howitat
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