This empire brutally carried out the Armenian Genocide, and the Arab Revolt during World War I was directed against it.
This empire was the target of many of the articles of Januarius MacGahan. A governor of this empire had his blood used to sign a "Bloody Letter", which kicked off a failed rebellion against it that was opposed by this empire's "bashi-bazouk" forces; that rebellion was the April Uprising. Repetitive cartoons depicted this empire as a man holding a limp sword or lying on a cot. While fighting against it, an Englishman wrote the autobiography (*) Seven Pillars of Wisdom. This empire, once known as the "Sick Man of Europe", won the battle memorialized by Anzac Day that occurred during the Gallipoli campaign. This empire brutally carried out the Armenian Genocide, and the Arab Revolt during World War I was directed against it. For 10 points, name this empire whose dissolution was followed by the formation of Turkey.
This empire was the target of many of the articles of Januarius MacGahan.
Ottoman Empire [prompt on Turks until “Turkey” is mentioned] &lt;Cheyne&gt;