Cretan Revolt of 1896–1897

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The Cretan Revolt of 1896–1897 was an uprising by the predominantly Greek Christian population of Crete against Ottoman rule, which intensified the Eastern Question and helped trigger the Greco-Turkish War of 1897.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conflict
revolt
uprising
aim enosis of Crete with Greece
belligerent Cretan Christian insurgents
Ottoman military forces
chronologyWithin late 19th century
conflictType anti-Ottoman uprising
nationalist revolt
contributedTo outbreak of the Greco-Turkish War of 1897
endTime 1897
followed earlier Cretan uprisings in the 19th century
followedBy Greco-Turkish War of 1897
hasCause desire for union of Crete with Greece
opposition to Ottoman rule
religious and national tensions between Christians and Ottoman administration
hasHistoricalImpact increased European involvement in Cretan affairs
weakened Ottoman control over Crete
hasLanguageContext Greek
hasPartOf Cretan Question
hasReligionContext Eastern Orthodox Christianity
Islam
historicalRegion Balkans
Eastern Mediterranean
involved France
Great Powers
Italy
Kingdom of Greece
Russia
United Kingdom
locatedInPresentDay Greece
location Crete
Ottoman Empire
mainParticipants Greek Christian population of Crete
opponent Ottoman Empire
Ottoman authorities in Crete
linked to: Ottoman authorities
partOf Eastern Question
Greek national movement
relatedTo Cretan Question
Cretan State
union of Crete with Greece in 1913
result establishment of an autonomous Cretan State under Ottoman suzerainty
international intervention by the Great Powers
withdrawal of most Ottoman troops from Crete
significance intensified the Eastern Question
startTime 1896

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Greco-Turkish War (1897) precededBy Cretan Revolt of 1896–1897
Thirty Days' War precededBy Cretan insurrection of 1896–1897
linked to: Cretan Revolt of 1896–1897