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Calmed down Macedonia. Turkish Revolution. Funeral ceremony of the new Minister of War Receb Pasha in Istanbul - Macedonia pacified. The Turkish Revolution. The funeral, in Constantinople, of Redjeb Pasha, the new minister of war.

Title	Calmed down Macedonia. Turkish Revolution. Funeral ceremony of the new Minister of War Receb Pasha in Istanbul - Macedonia pacified. The Turkish Revolution. The funeral, in Constantinople, of Redjeb Pasha, the new minister of war.
Author	Gustave Babin
Publication Date:	1908-08-29
Type	Other
Language	French
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	4
Physical Dimensions	Printed
Library:	SALT Research Collections
Library Asset ID	FFTDOC01233
Record ID	24876
Library Location	SALT Research
Date	1908-08-29
Notes	In Skopje: Albanian group that came to surrender. A ceremony at Istanbul's French cemetery, on August 17, commemorates the soldiers and marines who died during the Crimean War....before. The fire of Istanbul. A leader: Rıza Tevfik Bey. Athlete and philosopher. The shroud of the Magnificent Sultan Suleiman covers the coffin of the minister, one of the hopes of young Türkiye, and assistants, priests, officers and students carry the coffin. The work in Shadow. The saving gesture. Like Cincinnatus. Parliament chambers in Istanbul, 1876, on the day of their reopening in the state - In Uskub: An Albanian group coming to submit itself. A ceremony at the French cemetary of Constantinople on August 17th, before the ossuary of soldiers and sailors who died during the Crimean war. The fever of Constantinople. A leader: Rıza Tewfik Bey. Athlete and philosopher. The coffin of the minister, who was one of the hopes of young Turkey, is covered in a mortuary cloth of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, and assistants, priests, officers, and students carry it by hand in turns. Work in the shadow. The liberating gesture. Like Cincinnatus. The 1876 parliament rooms in Constantinople, in the state, in the day of their reopening.

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Calmed down Macedonia. Turkish Revolution. Funeral ceremony of the new Minister of War Receb Pasha in Istanbul - Macedonia pacified. The Turkish Revolution. The funeral, in Constantinople, of Redjeb Pasha, the new minister of war.

Author Gustave Babin

Publication Date 1908-08-29

Type Other

Language French

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 4

Physical Dimensions Printed

Library SALT Research Collections

Library Asset ID FFTDOC01233

Record ID 24876

Library Location SALT Research

Date 1908-08-29

Notes In Skopje: Albanian group that came to surrender. A ceremony at Istanbul's French cemetery, on August 17, commemorates the soldiers and marines who died during the Crimean War....before. The fire of Istanbul. A leader: Rıza Tevfik Bey. Athlete and philosopher. The shroud of the Magnificent Sultan Suleiman covers the coffin of the minister, one of the hopes of young Türkiye, and assistants, priests, officers and students carry the coffin. The work in Shadow. The saving gesture. Like Cincinnatus. Parliament chambers in Istanbul, 1876, on the day of their reopening in the state - In Uskub: An Albanian group coming to submit itself. A ceremony at the French cemetary of Constantinople on August 17th, before the ossuary of soldiers and sailors who died during the Crimean war. The fever of Constantinople. A leader: Rıza Tewfik Bey. Athlete and philosopher. The coffin of the minister, who was one of the hopes of young Turkey, is covered in a mortuary cloth of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, and assistants, priests, officers, and students carry it by hand in turns. Work in the shadow. The liberating gesture. Like Cincinnatus. The 1876 parliament rooms in Constantinople, in the state, in the day of their reopening.