Japanese Plans to bring back the Ottoman Empire

The video explores the complex geopolitical dynamics in Xinjiang during the early 20th century, involving major powers like China, the Soviet Union, and Japan. It discusses the role of the Ma family, the formation of E Turkistan, and the Basmachi Movement. The influence of the Ottoman Empire and the concept of Panturinism are examined, alongside Japanese plans for global influence. The Soviet intervention in Xinjiang and its aftermath are also covered, highlighting the region's ongoing conflicts and the mysterious death of Ottoman Prince Abdul Kareem.

Which major powers were involved in the struggle for control over Xinjiang?

• Soviet Union, Germany, Italy

• China, United States, Germany

• United States, Soviet Union, Japan

• China, Soviet Union, Japan

Who was the Ottoman Prince that Japan planned to install as a puppet ruler in Xinjiang?

• Sultan Mehmed VI

• Enver Pasha

• Mustafa Kemal Ataturk

• Abdul Kareem

What was the role of the Ma family in the internal dynamics of China during the Xinjiang conflict?

• They were Soviet supporters in the region.

• They were a Muslim family of warlords involved in the conflict.

• They were Japanese allies leading the invasion.

• They were Christian missionaries aiding the locals.

Which movement aimed to create a powerful Turkic state in Central Asia?

• Dungan Revolt

• Basmachi Movement

• Young Turk Movement

• Kuomintang Rebellion

What was the outcome of the Battle of Kashgar in 1933?

• The Soviets gained a decisive victory.

• The Japanese established control over the region.

• The Ma family solidified their rule.

• The city changed hands multiple times with various factions involved.

Which group did Ataturk support to undermine his Turkish opponents?

• Turkic rebels

• Soviets

• Japanese

• Chinese

What was the Japanese plan for Xinjiang during their expansion in Asia?

• To establish a military base for operations

• To annex it directly into the Japanese Empire

• To form an alliance with the Soviet Union

• To create a puppet state with an Ottoman Prince

How did the Soviets respond to the Japanese threat in Xinjiang?

• They supported the Ma family against the Japanese.

• They withdrew their forces from the region.

• They formed an alliance with the Japanese.

• They invaded Xinjiang to secure it for their ally.

What was the significance of the Ottoman Prince Abdul Kareem's presence in Japan?

• He was part of a Japanese plan to install a puppet ruler.

• He was a cultural ambassador for the Ottoman Empire.

• He was leading a rebellion against the Japanese.

• He was negotiating peace between China and Japan.

What was the ultimate fate of Abdul Kareem?

• He was captured by the Soviets and executed.

• He returned to Turkey and lived in exile.

• He died penniless in a New York hotel under suspicious circumstances.

• He became the ruler of a new Turkic state.