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British authorities. Abdullah Cevdet maintained that Kurdish people should

                     have seceded from the Ottoman Empire, and is therefore usually considered
                     as one of the architects of the idea of 'autonomy for the Southeastern Ana-

                     tolia'. He was manipulated by the British deep state for its plans to divide the
                     Ottoman Empire and create conflict between Kurds and Turks.


                         It was Abdullah Cevdet who started the practice of giving license to
                     women to work as prostitutes in brothels. About the Battle of Gallipoli, he

                     shockingly said, 'civilization came to our doorstep, but we turned it back'.  143

                         During his education at the medical school, following the advice of
                     Ibrahim Temo and acting together with Hikmet Emin of Konya, İshak Süku-

                     ti of Diyarbakır and Mehmet Reşid of Caucasus, Abdullah Cevdet founded
                     the Committee of Ottoman Union, which would later transform into the

                     Committee of Union and Progress. In 1908, he translated and published Rein-
                     hart Dozy's two-volume book entitled Essai sur l'Histoire de l'Islamisme in

                     Egypt, which was then under the control of the British evolutionist Lord
                     Cromer. This book, which was full of slanders about our religion and our

                     beloved Prophet (pbuh), caused a huge uproar in the Ottoman society [our
                     beloved Prophet (pbuh) is above such slanders]. In the articles he wrote in

                     the early 1900s, he maintained that the Ottoman Empire should be ruled by
                     the British and claimed that Britain had the world's most civil and honest gov-

                     ernment.  144

                         Journalist and publisher Zekeriya Sertel said that Abdullah Cevdet was a

                     British spy and he once informed on Sertel and his friends due to a meeting
                     they had.

                         Abdullah Cevdet, citing the relationship of British imperialism with

                     Spain, said: 'since it is going to be inevitable to be incorporated by spheres of
                     influence that great states are trying to create, it will be expedient to choose

                     British among the options'.  145

                         Furthermore, he propagandized the Bahá'í faith supported by the British
                     (the Kurdistan newspaper was being printed in a Bahá'í printing house sup-

                     ported by certain circles in Cairo).







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