Re:Suleiman the Magnificent's tomb believed to have been fou...
by jmspring on Thursday December 10, 2015 @06:45PM
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You should have justification.
Looking at Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Jews_in_the_Ott..., it seems like Jews were at the whim of the Sultan, but during the "classic" Ottoman Empire (1300-1600s), tended to prosper.
There may be counters to this, but first couple of sources I looked at indicate your initial comment either needs backing or is incorrect.
Re:Suleiman the Magnificent's tomb believed to have been fou...
by vessenes on Friday December 11, 2015 @12:45AM
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Arab-Jew conflict like we have today is a relatively modern thing, starting around the turn of the 19th century and intensifying during WW2 for a variety of reasons, including oil politics for Hitler and increasing land / nationalism tensions.
An interesting book about this and Iraq in specific is Banking on Baghdad; published in 2008, it's aimed at an interested Western reader, and is a good read.
Re:Suleiman the Magnificent's tomb believed to have been fou...
by smcl on Friday December 11, 2015 @04:29AM
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Thanks for this reccomendation, it's in my queue now :)
Re:Suleiman the Magnificent's tomb believed to have been fou...
by _nedR on Friday December 11, 2015 @05:39AM
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Probably the lot of Jews under Christian Europe at the time was not much better (maybe even worse) than under the Ottomans.
Re:Suleiman the Magnificent's tomb believed to have been fou...
by ZanyProgrammer on Thursday December 10, 2015 @06:34PM
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Why not justify it?
Edit: People seem to be unhappy with this comment. Rather than vote on it, why not comment on it.