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Anonymous (ID: +sfq5b9y) United States No.510024391 >>510024743 >>510025769 >>510026166 >>510026295 >>510027569 >>510031210
I want it back.
Anonymous (ID: iLgmNMga) Jordan No.510024743 >>510026176
>>510024391 (OP)
Hands off.
Anonymous (ID: ZuBqja7s) United States No.510025769 >>510025858
>>510024391 (OP)
losing wars has consequences
Anonymous (ID: Rw9X0beS) United States No.510025858 >>510028715 >>510030087
>>510025769
Even niggers are tired of foids
Anonymous (ID: yryBpzlo) Netherlands No.510026166 >>510026366
>>510024391 (OP)
I still curse the bongs daily for fumbling Gallipoli. If that had succeeded then Constantinople could have been on the table as a part of surrender terms for the Ottomans.
Anonymous (ID: xy5xidkI) United Kingdom No.510026176
>>510024743
When the time arrives we will retake Constantinople. Just like the Spanish removed the Moors from Iberia. These are simply not Muzzrat or Turkic lands. It will return to its rightful owner.
Anonymous (ID: ucWvePrG) Greece No.510026220
I want it so I can charge dumb foreigners money for entrance.
Anonymous (ID: 6c22GwgC) United States No.510026295
>>510024391 (OP)
I want Iraq!
I WANT IRAQ!
Anonymous (ID: xy5xidkI) United Kingdom No.510026366
>>510026166
Constantinople would have been retaken quite easily in the 19th century if not for the kike Disraeli. It's much harder now and would need the collapse of the Turkish state.
Anonymous (ID: jkZGUxMC) United States No.510027569 >>510029367 >>510029825
>>510024391 (OP)

I find it fascinating how the Hagia Sophia provided the template for mosques in the Ottoman empire for the rest of its existence. I actually like the post-1453 mosques and how the imperial architects innovated on the Hagia Sophia's style, they made some beautiful buildings with genuine SOVL. Some of my favorite examples are from the Ottoman Baroque period, like pic related

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ortak%C3%B6y_Mosque
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncJ6E7gui20
Anonymous (ID: jkZGUxMC) United States No.510028715
>>510025858

He got what he payed for. That said, I can sympathize with him
Anonymous (ID: v4Q05dJE) United States No.510029367 >>510030917 >>510031515
>>510027569
>innovated Hagia Sophiaโ€™s style
this doesnt even make any sense everyone knows ottomns contributed jack shit and made zero cultural advancements beyond their extremely indulgent proclivities leading very delicious food and fruity tobacco. how do you โ€œinnovateโ€ an architectural style adopted from people you conquered? is the dome of the rock an innovation too to you?
Anonymous (ID: rACOpXFA) United States No.510029825 >>510030917
>>510027569
The innovation looks like nothing more that copying European style.
Anonymous (ID: D0hK15DO) Poland No.510030087 >>510031289
>>510025858
>she doing the kike trick again to get white simps to fund us, yawn
Anonymous (ID: jkZGUxMC) United States No.510030917
>>510029367
>>510029825

You do realize that both the West and the Ottomans extensively cross-pollinated each other in their art and architecture, especially during the Baroque period? The Ottoman Empire only became the sick man of Europe in the 19th century.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turquerie
Anonymous (ID: HczJOacv) Morocco No.510031210 >>510031312
>>510024391 (OP)
Hand over Andalusia then you can have Constantinople
Anonymous (ID: Ic6qwovr) United States No.510031289 >>510031589
>>510030087
Polish people are all gremlin imp kikes, that's why they always try and distract and target Turks.
Anonymous (ID: NX48gq2U) Netherlands No.510031312 >>510032273
>>510031210
dont get distracted on the way over there bacha bazi boy
Anonymous (ID: jkZGUxMC) United States No.510031515
>>510029367

> is the dome of the rock an innovation too to you?

Yes, actually. It is one of the prime examples of Umayyad architecture, aside from the Great Mosque of Damascus. It stemmed a good bit from the Byzantine architecture of the time (which also cross-pollinated with Persian architecture) while innovating in its style in many ways to achieve a uniquely Islamic aesthetic. It helped set the ground for the monumental calligraphic style and motifs we're familiar with today in Islamic art.
Anonymous (ID: N8Cy5I2i) Poland No.510031589
>>510031289
wtf are you on about, turks are based, see erdogan calling bibi hitler
Anonymous (ID: HczJOacv) Morocco No.510032273
>>510031312
so that's why euros like to dress in animal suits while getting fucked