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Damad İsmail Enver (osmanisch اسماعیل انور) oder Enver Pascha (* 22. November 1881 in Konstantinopel; † 4. August 1922 bei Baldschuan, Volksrepublik Buchara, heute Tadschikistan) war Politiker, Generalleutnant und Kriegsminister des Osmanischen Reichs und einer der führenden Jungtürken. Enver Pascha war einer der Hauptverantwortlichen für den Völkermord an den Armeniern und gleichaltriger Zeitgenosse von Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, mit dem er eine Zeit lang rivalisierte.

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sagte1915

Ah, my brave Arabs! If I could only gather them in from all their desert ways, and arm them properly... But I fear it cannot be.

— Quoted in "The American Review of Reviews" - Page 184 - by Albert Shaw – 1915.

Enver Pascha

sagte1915

The plans of all of the powers have always been entirely selfish as far as Turkey was concerned.

— Quoted in "The American Review of Reviews" - Page 184 - by Albert Shaw – 1915.

Enver Pascha

sagte1915

Real Turkish unification is my dearest wish, and any international political arrangement which will leave me a free hand to work for that, I will subscribe to.

— Quoted in "The American Review of Reviews" - Page 184 - by Albert Shaw – 1915.

Enver Pascha

sagte1915

We are taking care of our troops today, hence their loyalty. Formerly a rifle was given to a man and he had to shift for himself.

— Quoted in "The Armenian Genocide: News Accounts from the American Press, 1915-1922" - Page 7 - by Richard Diran Kloian - History – 1985.

Enver Pascha

sagte19 Aug 1914

The transformation of the Islamic world into one of revolution, as His Majesty has desired, had been in preparation for some time and had now been put into action.

— August 19, 1914. Quoted in "A Shameful Act: The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility" - by Taner Akcam - History -

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