Philliou - Timeline 5th proof Bill Nelson 6/9/20
Key dates in the Ottoman Empire/Republic of Turkey Key dates in Re k Halid Karay’s life: Key dates in the Ottoman Empire/Republic of Turkey Key dates in Re k Halid Karay’s life: 1914: Marries Nâzime in Sinop while in exile 1839 August 1914: Ottoman Empire enters period of “Active Neutrality” 1915 November 1914: Ottoman Empire enters World War One in earnest July 1915: transferred to Çorum Spring 1915–1916: Armenian Genocide August 1916: transferred to Ankara 1839–1876: Tanzimat Reform period October 1916: transferred to Bilecik
October 30,1918: Ottoman defeat in World War One; Armistice of Mudros January 1918: returns to Istanbul 1876: Ottoman constitution (Kânûn-i Esâsî) January 1919: Paris Peace Conference convenes August 1876: Abdülhamid II takes throne May 1919: Greek invasion of Izmir Fall 1918: rst novel: The True Face of Istanbul 1878: suspends Constitution and Parliament (İstanbul’un İç Yüzü) January 1878: Treaty of Edirne ends the Russo-Ottoman War 1888: born in Istanbul June–September 1919: mobilization of resistance forces under leadership of Mustafa Kemal [Atatürk] April–October 1919: Post Telegraph and Telephone February 1878: Abülhamid II prorogues Ottoman Parliament, suspends Constitution 1920: Last Ottoman Parliament passes National Pact [Misak-ı Millî] General Directorate, rst tenure 1884: Midhat Paşa, “Father of the Constitution” strangled on orders of Abdülhamid II 1920 1900 March 16, 1920: British occupation of Istanbul becomes ocial March–April 1920: PTT General Directorate, second tenure 1889: founding of Committee of Union and Progress July 1920: Treaty of Sèvres 1920: Second, expanded edition of Kirpinin Dedikleri August/September 1921: Battle of Sakarya (The Porcupine’s Utterances) published September 1922: Final push westward of Turkish national forces against Greek occupation forces; re of Izmir October 1922: Nationalists claim victory, sweep into Istanbul January–November 1922: publishes Aydede 1 November 1922: Abolishment of Ottoman Sultanate satirical newspaper 1902: Congress of Ottoman Liberals (Paris) 11 November 1922: Turkish Grand National Assembly recognized 9 November 1922: ees Istanbul for Beirut by Treaty of Lausanne, negotiations for which were in progress July 1923: Treaty of Lausanne rati ed September 1923: Republican People’s Party established October 1923: Republic of Turkey is established March 1924: Abolishment of Caliphate 1924–5: Minelbab İlelmihrab (From the Door to the Pulpit) controversy April 1924: Constitution for the Republic of Turkey rati ed 1905 1924–5: Progressive Republican Party established; disbanded 1925 1925: Şeyh Sait Rebellion 1925: Law on the Maintenance of Order (Takrir-i Sükûn Kanunu) passed 1923–1938: second exile (Beirut, Jounieh, Aleppo) 1925–1927: Independence Tribunals (İstiklal Mahkemeleri)
1927: marries Nihal October 1927: Mustafa Kemal delivers Great Speech (Nutuk) December 1907: Second Congress of Ottoman Opposition (Muhali n Kongresi), Paris to Second Party Congress of Republican People’s Party
July 1908: Constitutional Revolution 1908: rst post as a clerk 1928: Alphabet Reform Spring/Summer 1909: Press Law March 31 Incident, 1909 Spring 1909: dismissed from post March 31–April 15 1909: Counter-revolution; suppression of counter-revolution August 1909: Son Havadis newspaper 1930: Liberal Party founded; disbanded 1910 Winter 1909/1910: trip to Paris 1930 1934: Surname Law (Mustafa Kemal becomes Atatürk)
November 1911–September 1912: Italo-Ottoman War (Tripoli) 10 November 1938: death of Atatürk June 1938: return to Istanbul December 1945: Tan Incident September 1912–March 1913: Balkan War 1946: Democratic Party established; start of the multi-party period January 1913: Sublime Porte (Bab i Ali) coup d’etat Fall 1911: Kirpinin Dedikleri 1948: Resurrected Aydede satirical newspaper 1950: electoral victory of Democratic Party, the rst opposition party (The Porcupine’s Utterances) published from 1922, this time in order to publish of RPP to come to power in one volume Minelbab İlelmihrab (From the Door to the Pulpit) March 1913: new restrictions on 1909 Press Law in its entirety for the rst time June 1913: assassination of Grand Vezir Mahmud Şevket Paşa June 1913: exiled to Sinop 1960: Coup d’état removes Adnan Menderes and DP from power June 1913: 800 muhalifs deported to Sinop by Cemal Paşa 1961: New Constitution promulgated 1965 1965: dies in Istanbul Philliou - Timeline 5th proof Bill Nelson 6/9/20
Key dates in the Ottoman Empire/Republic of Turkey Key dates in Re k Halid Karay’s life: Key dates in the Ottoman Empire/Republic of Turkey Key dates in Re k Halid Karay’s life: 1914: Marries Nâzime in Sinop while in exile 1839 August 1914: Ottoman Empire enters period of “Active Neutrality” 1915 November 1914: Ottoman Empire enters World War One in earnest July 1915: transferred to Çorum Spring 1915–1916: Armenian Genocide August 1916: transferred to Ankara 1839–1876: Tanzimat Reform period October 1916: transferred to Bilecik
October 30,1918: Ottoman defeat in World War One; Armistice of Mudros January 1918: returns to Istanbul 1876: Ottoman constitution (Kânûn-i Esâsî) January 1919: Paris Peace Conference convenes August 1876: Abdülhamid II takes throne May 1919: Greek invasion of Izmir Fall 1918: rst novel: The True Face of Istanbul 1878: suspends Constitution and Parliament (İstanbul’un İç Yüzü) January 1878: Treaty of Edirne ends the Russo-Ottoman War 1888: born in Istanbul June–September 1919: mobilization of resistance forces under leadership of Mustafa Kemal [Atatürk] April–October 1919: Post Telegraph and Telephone February 1878: Abülhamid II prorogues Ottoman Parliament, suspends Constitution 1920: Last Ottoman Parliament passes National Pact [Misak-ı Millî] General Directorate, rst tenure 1884: Midhat Paşa, “Father of the Constitution” strangled on orders of Abdülhamid II 1920 1900 March 16, 1920: British occupation of Istanbul becomes ocial March–April 1920: PTT General Directorate, second tenure 1889: founding of Committee of Union and Progress July 1920: Treaty of Sèvres 1920: Second, expanded edition of Kirpinin Dedikleri August/September 1921: Battle of Sakarya (The Porcupine’s Utterances) published September 1922: Final push westward of Turkish national forces against Greek occupation forces; re of Izmir October 1922: Nationalists claim victory, sweep into Istanbul January–November 1922: publishes Aydede 1 November 1922: Abolishment of Ottoman Sultanate satirical newspaper 1902: Congress of Ottoman Liberals (Paris) 11 November 1922: Turkish Grand National Assembly recognized 9 November 1922: ees Istanbul for Beirut by Treaty of Lausanne, negotiations for which were in progress July 1923: Treaty of Lausanne rati ed September 1923: Republican People’s Party established October 1923: Republic of Turkey is established March 1924: Abolishment of Caliphate 1924–5: Minelbab İlelmihrab (From the Door to the Pulpit) controversy April 1924: Constitution for the Republic of Turkey rati ed 1905 1924–5: Progressive Republican Party established; disbanded 1925 1925: Şeyh Sait Rebellion 1925: Law on the Maintenance of Order (Takrir-i Sükûn Kanunu) passed 1923–1938: second exile (Beirut, Jounieh, Aleppo) 1925–1927: Independence Tribunals (İstiklal Mahkemeleri)
1927: marries Nihal October 1927: Mustafa Kemal delivers Great Speech (Nutuk) December 1907: Second Congress of Ottoman Opposition (Muhali n Kongresi), Paris to Second Party Congress of Republican People’s Party
July 1908: Constitutional Revolution 1908: rst post as a clerk 1928: Alphabet Reform Spring/Summer 1909: Press Law March 31 Incident, 1909 Spring 1909: dismissed from post March 31–April 15 1909: Counter-revolution; suppression of counter-revolution August 1909: Son Havadis newspaper 1930: Liberal Party founded; disbanded 1910 Winter 1909/1910: trip to Paris 1930 1934: Surname Law (Mustafa Kemal becomes Atatürk)
November 1911–September 1912: Italo-Ottoman War (Tripoli) 10 November 1938: death of Atatürk June 1938: return to Istanbul December 1945: Tan Incident September 1912–March 1913: Balkan War 1946: Democratic Party established; start of the multi-party period January 1913: Sublime Porte (Bab i Ali) coup d’etat Fall 1911: Kirpinin Dedikleri 1948: Resurrected Aydede satirical newspaper 1950: electoral victory of Democratic Party, the rst opposition party (The Porcupine’s Utterances) published from 1922, this time in order to publish of RPP to come to power in one volume Minelbab İlelmihrab (From the Door to the Pulpit) March 1913: new restrictions on 1909 Press Law in its entirety for the rst time June 1913: assassination of Grand Vezir Mahmud Şevket Paşa June 1913: exiled to Sinop 1960: Coup d’état removes Adnan Menderes and DP from power June 1913: 800 muhalifs deported to Sinop by Cemal Paşa 1961: New Constitution promulgated 1965 1965: dies in Istanbul