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For many Arab tribes, the chaos of World War I presented a unique opportunity to challenge centuries of Ottoman dominance. Betrayed by their rulers and spurred on by aspirations of independence, these groups sought assistance from the British, initiating a rebellion against the Turkish regime. Central to this rebellion was T.E. Lawrence, popularly known as Lawrence of Arabia, whose memoirs immortalized the strategic acts of sabotage and the heroism of the rebellious Arabs.