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| attacked by the Egyptian viceroy Muhammad Ali | Pasha, a formal subject of the Ottoman sultan. |
| Jazzar | Pasha, a Mamluk of Ali Bey, obtained the pashalik of |
| rst native Egyptologist, as well as Ahmad Zaki | Pasha, a pioneering philologist. |
| The district was named after Gazi Osman | Pasha, a prominent Ottoman general who had been acti |
| Omar | Pasha, a Dey |
| t off the imaginary fly, and then showed Numan | Pasha a dead one that was already hidden in his hand |
| s of the Ottoman Empire was proclaimed, Cevdet | Pasha, a high-ranking official observed: "whereas in |
| e of her great-great-grandfathers was Suleiman | Pasha, a French army officer who served under Napole |
| Fekry | Pasha Abaza (1896 - February 1979) was an Egyptian j |
| Baker | Pasha accompanied the British force, and guided it i |
| e city was captured on 15 August 1551 by Sinan | Pasha after six days of bombardment. |
| d 30 zaribas, and earned the titles of bey and | Pasha, after allying himself, and his lieutenant Rab |
| Sword surrendered by Ethem | Pasha after defeat by the Imperial Russia in the Sie |
| itionary force to suppress the revolt by Arabi | Pasha against the Egyptian Government. |
| Sultan | Pasha al-Atrash (July 18, 1925 - June 1, 1927), chie |
| In 1925 Sultan | Pasha al-Atrash led a revolt which broke out in the |
| of Syria, especially with the death of Sultan | Pasha al-Atrash. |
| riyah Souq, it was built and named after As'ad | Pasha al-Azm, the governor of Damascus, in 1751-52. |
| an order to the governor of Damascus, Sulayman | Pasha Al-ʿAzem, to put an end to Daher's rule in the |
| The | pasha Ali is afraid of Allah and gives a pardon to G |
| At the insistence of the Ottoman leader Talat | Pasha, all lands Russia had captured from the Ottoma |
| eturned to Crimea in the autumn, leaving Osman | Pasha alone. |
| Furthermore, Talat | Pasha also dared to make the threat that he was goin |
| Kazazian was given the title of | Pasha, an honorific reserved for the highest elite o |
| to empathize with such figures as Mohamed Ali | Pasha and the nationalist industrial entrepreneur Ta |
| o held many lectures in their home, Beit Arabi | Pasha, and wrote a weekly magazine titled Orient and |
| vinced by the military talent of Mustafa Kemal | Pasha and became more and more loyal to him. |
| Like the large and conspicuous | pasha and rajah butterflies (Charaxes) they belong t |
| Ottoman Empire to revolt against Mustafa Kemal | Pasha and Turkish revolutionaries. |
| Jamil | Pasha and Rafi'a Khanim's father was Dhia Pasha who |
| In 1883 he joined Emin | Pasha and was shut in with him by the Mahdi insurrec |
| ed under the auspices of Egypt's viceroy Sa'id | Pasha, and had several prominent members, notably th |
| According to Shaw and Shaw, Mehmed Emin Rauf | Pasha and his predecessor, Mustafa Resid Pasha, "act |
| Kemal had stopped all friendly ties with Enver | Pasha and the CUP as early as 1914, and he explicitl |
| rkish and Albanian defenders led by Hasan Riza | Pasha and his lieutenant Esad Pasha Toptani, resiste |
| was "the first Christian to obtain the rank of | pasha and a Turkish military command without being o |
| On 9 July 1558, the Turks under Piyale | Pasha and Turgut Reis with a powerful Turkish Armada |
| He gained the titles of | Pasha and Marshal and in 1873 was made commander of |
| f fifteen he was captured by the troops of Ali | Pasha and imprisoned at Ioannina. |
| Sir Harry Luke for a short biography of Kamil | Pasha and a moving account of his funeral |
| He was also created a | pasha and in 1905 received the honorary degree of DC |
| important victory, advised by grand vizier Ali | Pasha and Gabriel Bethlen, Osman II decided that he |
| led by King Nicholas I heavily defeated Muktar | Pasha's forces and captured and killed Osman Pasha a |
| In 1816, however he rejoined Ali | Pasha and was once more appointed as Armatolos in th |
| on led an expedition to make contact with Emin | Pasha, and in 1889 led another expedition to explore |
| Women Chatter 2 - Dolores, | Pasha and Uncle Winston |
| ok The Remarkable Expedition (1947) about Emin | Pasha and Henry Stanley was generally well reviewed, |
| Sureyya | Pasha and Ziya Bey and a third. |
| 1889, Casati reached the coast with Emin | Pasha and Stanley. |
| e Ottoman fleet which was sent to him by Davud | Pasha and took over its command in order to wage a l |
| gan his career in the court of Khedive Isma'il | Pasha and was then promoted to deputy minister of fo |
| Battle of Sarikamis: Enver | Pasha and Otto von Feldmann (right) |
| ken as slaves; along with the harem of Hurshid | Pasha; and a few notable Turks held for ransom were |
| illed numerous administrative posts under Said | Pasha and Ismail Pasha. |
| Alongside Fuad | Pasha and Rashid Pasha, he was one of the main refor |
| small graveyard containing the tombs of Jezzar | Pasha and his successor, Suleiman Pasha, and their r |
| He even offered to stop if | Pasha and Timofeyev would return to Chernobyl and ad |
| igned by the Ottoman Grand Vizier Mehmed Kamil | Pasha and the Bulgarian foreign minister Iliya Tsano |
| the area was further beautified by `Abdu'llah | Pasha, and in 1831 when Ibrahim Pasha besieged Acre |
| in June 1920 such as one in Shusha led by Nuri | Pasha and one in Zagatala led by Molla Hafiz Afandiy |
| onsible of the loss of Anapa was Sari Abdullah | Pasha, and the Ottoman Sultan Selim requested his ex |
| Ottomans were led by Grand Vizier Hadim Sinan | Pasha, and they were victorious. |
| According to later reports, when Sinan | Pasha and Dragut refused to lift the siege, on groun |
| n neared completion in early March 1915, Enver | Pasha and other Turkish leaders were pleading with t |
| designed by the Ottoman naval architect Ahmed | Pasha and built by Samuda Brothers at Cubitt Town, L |
| The runners-up were Juliana | Pasha and Luiz Ejlli with 119 points, with West Side |
| lerted the club's president Abdel-Rahman Lotfi | Pasha and at the age of 16 the player was signed up |
| Pasha Angelina | |
| Pasha Angelina's tractor depicted on the coat of arm | |
| 1 The Board of Directors consisting of: Tanvir | Pasha, Anjum Pasha, Syed Qadir, Uzma Qadir, Skender |
| r divorced in 1927) Prince Muhammad Ali Hassan | Pasha, another grandson of Khedive Isma'il. |
| Ali Ridha | Pasha appointed ‘Abdu'L-Wahhab in charge of the city |
| Shortly afterwards Mahmud Shevket | Pasha appointed Vehib as the Commander of the Cadet |
| urgut Reis was killed during the siege, Piyale | Pasha appointed Uluj Ali to become Turgut's successo |
| is the still-standing Larnaca Aqueduct ("Bekir | Pasha Aqueduct") built in 1746 . |
| He was Kapudan | pasha around 1617, and Grand Vizier of the Ottoman E |
| The army of Tusun | Pasha arrived from Medina, and a new army led by his |
| Antoni Aleksander Ilinski (Mehmet Iskender | Pasha) as Brigadier General in the Ottoman Army |
| n in Indian Ocean and appointed Hadim Suleiman | Pasha as the admiral of Indian Ocean fleet. |
| On 22 July he succeeded Fuat | Pasha as grand vizier, but on the 6 August was repla |
| Kalla | Pasha as Pasha in play |
| cil of Ministers under the presidency of Fevzi | Pasha, as the Minister of Health and Social Relief u |
| nd passed to Anatolia along with Mustafa Kemal | Pasha as the health inspector of the army, soon name |
| alongo, under the promise of protection by the | pasha, as soon as Ali gained Kiafa, send his troops |
| war broke out in Turkey and Gazi Mustafa Keman | Pasha assumed leadership of the newly formed democra |
| d for a time as a mercenary in the army of Ali | Pasha at Ioannina, Epirus, where he befriended Odyss |
| d by the forces of his old antagonist, Ibrahim | Pasha, at the war's decisive Battle of Konya in 1832 |
| culminating in the rout and capture of Reshid | Pasha at Konya on December 21. |
| , owing to the defeat of his lieutenant Mehmed | Pasha, at Gori (during an attempt to provision the O |
| ss of Ardahan, he was repulsed by Ahmed Muhtar | Pasha at Zevin, but subsequently defeated his oppone |
| Yudenich defeated | Pasha at the Battle of Kara Killisse. |
| ttoman Sixth Army, under the command of Khalil | Pasha, at the Hanna defile, 30 miles downriver of Ku |
| rtile valley beyond, totally defeated Suleiman | Pasha at the Battle of Philippopolis, and occupied S |
| On 29 August 1686 Ismail | Pasha attacked the Venetian camp, but was heavily de |
| In the summer of 1835 Ottoman Ali Ridha | Pasha attempted to attack the town of Karbala with a |
| Levent | Pasha barricaded himself inside the city, relying on |
| Koprulu Mehmed | Pasha became personally involved in the reconstructi |
| Ivazzade Halil | Pasha became a grand vizier in 1769. |
| eate an image of a modern Ottoman Empire, Fuad | Pasha believed that by giving non-Muslim subjects of |
| e United States of America and the magnificent | Pasha, Bey of Tunis, and also a permanent friendship |
| ed in the mausoleum of his grandfather Hamouda | Pasha Bey. |
| Muhammad Ali | Pasha bought the palace in early 19th century to use |
| In an attempt to desiege Varna, Omer Vryonis | Pasha brought a 20,000 army, but was successfully he |
| rvice used both of their aircraft to winch the | Pasha Bulker crew to safety, 22 crew were safety tra |
| The | Pasha Bulker was successfully re-floated on 2 July 2 |
| s broken up on site, not far from where the MV | Pasha Bulker ran aground many years later on 8 June |
| In June 2007, the bulk carrier MV | Pasha Bulker grounded itself off Nobbys Beach in a s |
| ores, although it was first feared that the MV | Pasha Bulker would join it as a new Newcastle icon a |
| A bulk carrier, the MV | Pasha Bulker, was beached at Nobbys Beach at Newcast |
| ona armatolic district with the support of Ali | Pasha, but quicly abandoned his position and turned |
| ended Naoussa from the attacking forces of Ali | Pasha, but he didn't managed to save the city, that |
| f autonomy in the early 19th century under Ali | Pasha, but it was never' recognized as such by the O |
| ecame the heir apparent to his brother Isma'il | Pasha but on May 28, 1866 the succession law was cha |
| The Rajah and | Pasha butterflies, also known as Emperors in Africa, |
| Vlachavas was later captured by Ali | Pasha by ploy, executed and quartered. |
| of Justice in the succeeding Gazi Ahmed Muhtar | Pasha cabinet. |
| st Skanderbeg once more, with another Albanian | pasha called Jakub Bej Arnauti this time near Upper |
| In December 1880 the Ottoman general Dervish | Pasha captured Sokoli, who was detained in Istanbul, |
| bul on 10 May 1887 and is buried at the Haidar | Pasha Cemetery with his English wife Suzanne (2 Febr |
| f of Staff of 1st Army and finally as Feldmann | Pasha chief of surgery department at the Ottoman Gen |
| of the Paris Peace Conference as Boghos Nubar | Pasha claimed to pursue good relations with the Arme |
| In the meantime, Lala Kara Mustafa | Pasha commanded the main attack against Fort Saint M |
| When he refuses even then, the | pasha commends him and ridicules him for his stubbor |
| inning battle of Kiafa against the army of Ali | Pasha, consisting of Albanians, on July 20, 1792, re |
| After his first term, Ali | Pasha continued as a governor. |
| ed to confirm this sum, he replied that Mithat | Pasha could take his head if he didn't succeed doing |
| n historian, sustained in 1972 that Sofi Sinan | Pasha couldn't have possibly ordered any monastery d |
| Kerim | Pasha counterattacked against the Russians and defea |
| However, the following year, | Pasha decided to advanced further into Croatia. |
| Seeing the tough resistance, Mehmed Reshid | Pasha declared an amnesty and invited all the leader |
| It is the abstract word derived from | pasha, denoting the quality, office or jurisdiction |
| Hafiz Ahmed | Pasha died during a revolt, when the Janissaries att |
| Vartan | Pasha died in 1879. |
| 8, Tusun's son, Abbas I, inherited the role of | Pasha directly from his grandfather and served in th |
| in the Ottoman cabinet and served so to Enver | Pasha during the World War I. |
| uda, built by the Bosnian Serb Sokollu Mustafa | Pasha during his seventeen years of governing (1566- |
| t was constructed in 1470 on the order of Isak | Pasha during the reign of Ottoman sultan Mahmud I, a |
| ralay (colonel) and worked under Mustafa Kemal | Pasha during his assignments at the Caucasus and Pal |
| He was the deputy of Gazi Osman | Pasha during the siege of Plevna in 1877. |
| Emin | Pasha, Egyptian physician, naturalist and governor |
| Mustafa Kamal | Pasha established a provisional government in Angora |
| crew began to call Vereschagin by name Pavel ( | Pasha), even though in the script his name was Alexa |
| Daud | Pasha, facing opposition within Iraq on the part of |
| ined for four years at his uncle office Morcos | Pasha Fahmy the great lawyer of his era, open his ow |
| Abbas Hilmi | Pasha finally accepted the new order of things and f |
| s keep their relationship a secret until Taher | Pasha finds out that his wife might be having an aff |
| Talat | Pasha fled the Ottoman capital in a German submarine |
| In 1815, after Selim | Pasha's revolt was suppressed, Ahmed Pasha fled to G |
| The landing of Ibrahim | Pasha followed, and Mavrocordatos again joined the a |
| ain Ottoman army under Grand Vizier Koca Yusuf | Pasha, following a grueling night march. |
| He served as a bodyguard to Ali | Pasha for a few years before losing favour with the |
| Aden cannon of Suleiman | Pasha, founded by Mohammed ibn Hamza in 1530-31 for |
| Darwish | Pasha founded it as a waqf for the benefit of the Da |
| These also barred Abbas Hilmi | Pasha from entering Egyptian territory and stripped |
| Sheh-Zade Kumru Hatun: The granddaughter of a | Pasha from Amasya |
| He was the first to face Ibrahim | Pasha, from whom he took thirty prisoners, who were |
| es and steps surrounding the Fountain of Qasim | Pasha from rain and the summer-time sun in the 1920s |
| lso Minister of the Interior under Yusuf Wahba | Pasha from November 1919 to May 1920. |
| Aziz Ezzat | Pasha's second wife, Behiye Yeghen Hanim, whom he ma |
| May by some troups and cavalry sent by Hursid | Pasha from the north, led by the Kehayabey Mustafa. |
| Ali | Pasha gained the support of Souliotes mainly because |
| itary, most were quickly dismissed after Enver | Pasha gained control in Turkey. |
| If authentic, they provide proof that Talat | Pasha gave explicit orders to kill all Turkish Armen |
| ecca and her mother was the daughter of Shakir | Pasha, Governor of Cyprus. |
| rior minister in the government of Damat Ferid | Pasha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire, who was m |
| ндър (Алеко) Стефанов Богориди; Turkish: Aleko | Pasha; Greek: Αλέξανδρος Βογορίδης) (1822 - July 17, |
| Mustafa | Pasha had lost 3,000 men as well as being captured i |
| Alemdar Mustafa | Pasha had always been a keen supporter of Sultan Sel |
| trymen, reaching different agreements with Ali | Pasha, had a worse end. |
| hat "the Commander of the Jordan Legion, Glubb | Pasha, had asked for police bloodhounds to cross ove |
| When the forces of Ibrahim | Pasha had reached Diriyah, Abdullah I tried to defen |
| Consequently, Osman | Pasha had to retreat to North Caucasus. |
| Ethem | Pasha had the overall command of the Ottoman forces. |
| The Ottoman commander, Esat | Pasha, had at his disposal the Yanya Corps, comprisi |
| ptian government, headed by the minister Nubar | Pasha, had become dependent on Britain and France fo |
| Khan As'ad | Pasha has been described as one of the finest khans |
| er access for the poor in the city, Koca Bekir | Pasha has built his massive aqueduct to improve the |
| dnapped in Jerusalem and ransomed by the local | Pasha; he then moved to Safed (1626), erstwhile home |
| Although this act went against Ismail | Pasha he did not object, as Iskender Celebi was appo |
| But after a military failure by Ahmet | Pasha, he was blamed and subsequently discharged fro |
| Under the name of Kourshid | Pasha, he, as a general of division, was Governor of |
| Prior to his grand vizierate, Hulusi Salih | Pasha held the office of the Minister of the Marine |
| The | Pasha Herona marathus is a species of nymphalid butt |
| bsequent campaign in 1715, led by Silahdar Ali | Pasha himself, was an overwhelming success, as the e |
| When he was presented to Osman | Pasha his famous words were: "I fought in order to f |
| historians point that the wells that gave the | Pasha his surname served to bury corpses, in very hi |
| Bim | Pasha, his second in command, leans on his sword, re |
| e learned that the Turkish fleet under kapudan | pasha Hosambegzade ALi Pasha had left Chios for Patm |
| During the invasion of Egyptian | Pasha Ibrahim to the Peloponnese, he assumed the exp |
| Ali | Pasha, impressed by Karaiskakis's courage and intell |
| A Firman issued by Ali | Pasha in 1810, written in vernacular Greek. |
| army of the local ruler, Giritli Mustafa Naili | Pasha, in Frangokastello castle, Sfakia region. |
| he battle field (the first two being Hadim Ali | Pasha in 1511 and Hadim Sinan Pasha in 1517). |
| Abkhazia after defeating the forces of Mukhtar | Pasha in a battle near Aladzhi. |
| ons or thirty-four grandsons could have become | pasha in his place and everything could slowly have |
| In 1866, Selim replaced Shaheen | Pasha in the command of over 20,000 Egyptian troops |
| The Sultan had appointed a new | pasha in the court of Gspia, who laid siege to Pitsb |
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