Pièce TR-BOA/HR-SYS/2446-9 - Dosya 2446, Gömlek 9, January 3, 1918 (Gregorian calendar) - no Ottoman date

Opinions of Troschki, who mentioned that he acknowledged the rights of Greece over the Greeks in Anatolia, and his partisanship of the issues of Arabs’ and Armenians’ gaining their independence and the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine. The fall of Baghdad and Jerusalem so much shattered the prestige of Turkish caliph as increased the respectability of the English and provided a chance of communication to the English between India and Egypt at the same time. The fall of Jerusalem was of military significance. The road to Syria was not that long and Turks lost Arabia completely. The plan to eliminate the Turkish domination over Western Anatolia. Rabin’s declaration that the English’s occupation of Jerusalem would pose great significance for the history of mankind and would be the start of a new age for the Jewish race. The project of Copenhagen Jewish Lodge to enable the establishment of Jewish national cultural centre in Palestine and the Jews’ cultural and economic developments in Palestine. […] Germans’ view over the strategic importance of the English’s occupation of Jerusalem. The reasons why Germans did not attach importance to the Palestine front for their own benefits, leaving the Turks in a difficult state in Arabia, especially in Palestine front. […] documents in a foreign language .