David, who wanted to study law, went to Thessaloniki in 1911 to learn Turkish. When he came to the city with a large Jewish population, he was very impressed by the activity and free environment in the city. He described it as “a Jewish city like no other in the world.”
The first non-Muslim minister of the Ottoman Empire was Garabed Artin Davud. Shortly after Garabed, who was Armenian, was appointed as the Minister of Public Works, he was sent to Europe to seek foreign loans in 1868 to make the Rumelia railway agreements.
Which journalist was given a human skin lampshade as a gift? Who was the first journalist to publish the news that the Nazis made lampshades from human skin?
David Saul Marshall, Singapore's first prime minister and today considered one of its founders, was originally from Baghdadi Jews in India.
In line with his political views, Bruno Kreisky, during his prime ministry, made reforms that legalized abortion and homosexuality, reduced compulsory military service to 8 months, and accepted the rights of the Slovenian and Croatian minorities in the country in local languages. He always kept his distance from Zionism.
He was the leader of the cult that carried out the sarin gas attack in Japan, which killed 13 people and injured more than 6 thousand people. He was executed in 2018. Here is his story:
How he assassinated Hitler: Although Claus von Stauffenberg could not achieve success with his actions, he is one of the names that changed history. What happened to Claus von Stauffenberg, who assassinated Hitler in 1944?
He was a politician, a revolutionary, a poet, a journalist, a literature professor, and an ambassador. His experiences and the education he received helped him to be successful in every field. Marti was born in Cuba in 1853. Cuba was then a colony of Spain.
This female scarface appeared in Miami in the late 70s and early 80s, when cocaine replaced marijuana, and became one of the main American drug lords.
Catch Me if You Can was a 2002 comedy-drama movie inspired by the life story of Frank Abagnale Jr. The real-life story of the youngest con artist on the FBI's famous "Most Wanted" list...
