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                        army from getting to Istanbul. However, the Ottoman army in Danube was

                        heavily defeated because the British admiral was serving not the Ottoman Em-
                        pire but the British deep state.


                            As a result, the Russian army reached Yeşilköy (San Stefano), coming very
                        close to capturing Istanbul. In the meantime, Romania and Serbia declared

                        their independence and the kingdom of Bulgaria was founded. The Russians
                        annexed Kars, Ardahan and Batum, which brought the Turkish rule in Cau-

                        casus to a definitive end. As a result, some 1.5 million Circassians had to flee
                        to Turkey. Britain also secured Cyprus as a protectorate, which later would

                        be used as a logistics hub for the Armenian riots.

                            English Said Pasha was also assigned the task of reconstructing the re-
                        gion following the Zeitun (Armenian) rebellion. The developments in the re-

                        gion will be explained in more detail in the chapter on the British deep state
                        and the Armenians.



                            Abdullah Cevdet

                            Abdullah Cevdet was possibly the most ardent supporter of Darwinism
                        and its promulgation in the Empire. Although religious when he was young,
                        he was introduced to materialist-Darwinist ideology at the

                        Medical School. During those days, biologic materi-

                        alism was spreading fast among the medical stu-
                        dents, and affected Cevdet as well. With his
                        articles, he tried to prove his erroneous idea

                        that 'biologic materialism would in time

                        take the place of religion'.

                            Cevdet was also one of the founders of
                        the 'Society of the Friends of England'.

                        During the years when Istanbul was under
                        occupation, he informed on many patriots

                        involved in the independence movement
                        and led to their arrest by the British. He also             Abdullah Cevdet

                        played a significant role in the Society for the
                        Rise of Kurdistan, which worked closely with the
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