“I will fall down with blood flowing from my forehead, I will not be able to die in bed. It doesn't matter, let them shoot you. The homeland will not lose anything with my death. One Talat goes away, a thousand Talats grow!” Talat Pasha, one of the last grand viziers of the Ottoman Empire and one of the important figures of the Committee of Union and Progress, who went down in history with these words and, in a way, predicted what would happen to him, is a historical character who took part in the history of the state during the most difficult periods and performed various duties with his sins and merits. Like many of his peers, he is one of the controversial names and will continue to be discussed. However, if there is one thing that is indisputable, it is that he was assassinated and lost his life by an Armenian terrorist named Tehlirian/Tayliryan in Germany. Moreover, German courts released this person who treacherously murdered a Turkish statesman in the middle of the street. Arif Cemil, a former Unionist, tells the story of Talat Pasha's days in Germany and his assassination in the style of a documentary novel.

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Arif Cemil Denker

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Estimated Reading Time: 5 hrs. 9 min.Page Number: 182Publication Date: 31 July 2023Publisher: Gufo Yayınları

ISBN: 9786259983172Country: TürkiyeLanguage: TürkçeFormat: Karton kapak

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Arif Cemil Denker was born in Istanbul in 1888. Denker's grandfather, who belongs to a family of musicians, is Hacı Arif Bey, one of our famous composers, and his father is Cemil Arif Bey, one of our famous cellists. After graduating from primary school, he completed his secondary education at Istanbul German High School. Although Denker later wanted to study law, his education was interrupted, but he learned German, English and French very well and worked as a teacher and journalist. During this process, he established close relations with Teşkilat-ı Mahsusa and its members. Denker, who was appointed as a student inspector in Berlin during the First World War due to his command of foreign languages, placed approximately 800 Turkish young people with suitable families and ensured that the young people continued their education there. It is also known that he served as the private secretary of Talat Pasha, who went to Germany after the First World War. Denker, who published his memoirs about the Committee of Union and Progress and the Teşkilat-ı Mahsusa in various newspapers during the Republic period, died in 1945, unable to recover from the serious illness he contracted in 1939. The most important work of Arif Cemil Denker, known for his serials and articles, is his son Prof. Dr. It is the German-Turkish Grand Dictionary, which he prepared for publication together with Bülent Davran (after the Surname Law was passed, he took the surname "Denker" and his children took the surname Davran).