Enver Pasha
1881 to 1922
8 documented presences
5 places
Quo Fuit places 8 dated presences for Enver Pasha across 5 places, from 1881 to 1921. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
İsmâil Enver Pasha (23 November 1881 – 4 August 1922) was an Ottoman Turkish military officer, revolutionary, and convicted war criminal who was a part of the dictatorial triumvirate known as the "Three Pashas" (along with Talaat Pasha and Cemal Pasha) in the Ottoman Empire.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Enver Pasha was documented, and when
23 November 1881exact date
Istanbulattested
“İsmail Enver was born in Constantinople (Istanbul) on 23 November 1881.”
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1906year
Bitolaattested
“Upon his return to Monastir in 1906, Enver formed a CUP cell within the town and worked closely with Ottoman officer Kâzım Karabekir.”
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April 1909month
Istanbulattested
“Enver for a short time in April 1909 returned to Constantinople to join the Action Army.”
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November 1912month
Istanbulattested
“In late November 1912, he found his way back to Istanbul via the route of Alexandria (during which he was disguised), Brindisi (which he travelled to on an Italian ship), and Vienna.”
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January 1915month
Istanbulattested
“On his return to Constantinople, Enver Pasha blamed his failure on his Armenian soldiers, although in January 1915, an Armenian named Hovannes had saved his life during a battle by carrying Enver through battle lines on his back.”
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August 1920month
Sovietattested
“In August 1920, Enver sent Seeckt a letter in which he offered on behalf of the Soviet Union the partition of Poland in return for German arms deliveries to Soviet Russia.”
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30 July 1921exact date
Anatoliaattested
“On 30 July 1921, with the Turkish War of Independence in full swing, Enver decided to return to Anatolia.”
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29 September 1921exact date
Berlinattested
“His son, Sultanzade Ali Bey was born in Berlin on 29 September 1921, after Enver's departure and he never saw him.”
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Places Enver Pasha is documented in
Istanbul4 presences · 1881 to 1915Berlin1 presence · 1921Soviet1 presence · 1920
Anatolia1 presence · 1921
Bitola1 presence · 1906
Other places tied to Enver Pasha in the record
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1907year
Ohridmentioned
“In Ohri (modern Ohrid) an armed band (çete) called the Special Muslim Organisation (SMO) composed mostly of notables was created in 1907 to protect local Muslims and fight Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization (IMRO) bands.”
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26 June 1908exact date
Selanikmentioned
“Approving the decision by the committee to assassinate his brother-in-law Lieutenant Colonel Ömer Nâzım, Enver under instructions from CUP headquarters traveled from Selanik (Thessaloniki) to Tikveş on 26 June 1908 to establish a band.”
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3 July 1908exact date
Resen, North Macedoniamentioned
“On 3 July 1908, Niyazi, protesting the rule of Abdul Hamid II, fled with his band from Resne (modern Resen) into the mountains where he initiated the Young Turk Revolution and issued a proclamation that called for the restoration of the…”
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11 July 1908exact date
Istanbulmentioned
“Enver sent an ultimatum to the Inspector General on 11 July 1908 and demanded that within 48 hours Abdul Hamid II issue a decree for CUP members that had been arrested and sent to Constantinople to be freed.”
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March 1909month
Berlinmentioned
“Soon after the revolution he was assigned to the Inspectorate of the Rumelian Provinces, but in March 1909 he was the military attaché at Berlin and formed personal ties with high ranking German state officials and the Kaiser.”
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19 March 1911exact date
Berlinmentioned
“In March 1911, he was recalled from Berlin and once again sent to Macedonia by War Minister Mahmud Şevket Pasha, whom he first met on 19 March 1911, to inspect the measures taken against insurgents in Macedonia.”
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11 May 1911exact date
15 May 1911exact date
Dolmabahçe Palacementioned
“The marriage took place on 15 May 1911 in the Dolmabahçe Palace, and was performed by Şeyhülislam Musa Kazım Efendi.”
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1913year
Londonmentioned
“Turkey then withdrew from the peace negotiations then under way in London and did not sign the Treaty of London (1913), resuming the First Balkan War.”
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1913year
Eastern Thracementioned
“Enver Bey took advantage of the situation and led an army into Eastern Thrace, recovering Adrianople (Edirne) from the Bulgarians, who had concentrated their forces against the Serbs and Greeks, with the Treaty of Constantinople (1913).”
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23 January 1913exact date
Sublime Portementioned
“On 23 January 1913, Enver and CUP leader Mehmed Talaat with a group of fifty Unionists stormed into the Sublime Porte and overthrew the government.”
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10 January 1915exact date
Allahuekber Mountainsmentioned
“In what was known as the Battle of Sarikamish a large portion of the 90,000-strong army froze to death in the Allahüekber Mountains or were killed by the Russians, so he left the front on 10 January 1915 and returned to Istanbul.”
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1917year
Caucasusmentioned
“During 1917, due to the Russian Revolution and subsequent Civil War, the Russian army in the Caucasus fell apart and dissolved.”
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June 1917month
Beirutmentioned
“Turkish troops were deserting freely, and when Enver visited Beirut in June 1917, soldiers were forbidden to be stationed along his route for fear that he would be assassinated.”
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2 November 1918exact date
2 November 1918exact date
10 October 1919exact date
August 1920month
8 September 1920exact date
October 1920month
February 1921month
November 1921month
4 August 1922exact date
Documented at the same place, the same year
Yitzhak Ben-ZviIstanbul · 1912Ziya GökalpIstanbul · 1912Sergei ProkofievRussia · 1920Sergei EisensteinRussia · 1920Reinhold GlièreRussia · 1920Alexander BerkmanRussia · 1920Vasil KolarovRussia · 1920Mikhail BorodinRussia · 1920Shmuel Yosef AgnonBerlin · 1921Karl BarthBerlin · 1921Kurt WeillBerlin · 1921Lee de ForestBerlin · 1921
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