The phrase “sick man of Europe” has a long, ignoble history — first applied to the Ottoman Empire to describe the demise of a major economic and political power, later to Britain during stagflation ...
Popular history credits Russian Czar Nicholas I with describing 19th-century Ottoman Turkey as "The Sick Man of Europe." British envoy Sir George Hamilton's full quote lacks the headline's memorable ...
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