1. Munis Tekinalp

Real name Moiz Cohen. Born in Salonica (the hub of Jews in the Ottoman Empire) This man played a large role behind the Pan Turkic movement. He called for the eradication of Arabic and Farsi words from Turkish. He wanted a “purely Turkic” language. We still see retarded Turkish nationalists today promote the idea that the Turkish language should be free of all Arabic/Farsi words. He was one of Mustafa Kemal’s biggest supporters. He died in Nice, France and is buried in the Jewish cemetery there.

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2. Emmanuel Carasso

A member of a prominent Jewish family in Salonica. He was a lawyer, a Freemason, and a key member of The Young Turks. He was master of the masonic lodge in Thessaloniki, to which the Young Turks belonged. Working with Venetian businessman Giuseppe Volpi, Carasso had distributed four tins of gold he attained from an Italian bank to the Unionists to start the 1908 revolution. He boasted, “What we couldn’t get Sultan Abdulhamid to do for TL 25 million what we had the Unionists do for TL 400,000.”

In this regard, the British ambassador in Istanbul, Sir Gerard Lowther, wrote in a letter to Sir Charles Hardinge, the official head of the British Foreign Office, on May 29, 1910, and said:

“The Young Turkey movement in Paris was quite separate from and in great part in ignorance of the inner workings of that in Salonica … Some years ago Emmanuele Carasso, a Jewish Mason of Salonica, and now a deputy for that town in the Ottoman Chamber, founded there a lodge called ‘Macedonia Risorta’ in connection with Italian Freemasonry.

The inspiration of the movement in Salonica would seem to have been mainly Jewish, while the words ‘Liberte,’ ‘Egalite’ and ‘Fraternite,’ the motto of the Young Turks, are also the device of Italian Freemasons. The colors of both, red and white, are again the same. Shortly after the revolution in July 1908, when the Committee established itself in Constantinople, it soon became known that many of its leading members were Freemasons.

It was noticed that Jews of all colors, native and foreign, were enthusiastic supporters of the new dispensation, till, as a Turk expressed it, every Hebrew seemed to become a potential spy of the occult committee, and people began to remark that the movement was rather a Jewish than a Turkish revolution.”

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3. Mehmet Cavit Bey

He is openly on the record as being of a Donmeh Jewish family. He was a member of the Young Turks and became Minister of Finance after the deposition of Sultan Abdul Hamid II. Eventually he tried to seize power himself by going against Mustafa Kemal and he was executed.

Him being a Donmeh Jew and a Freemason is admitted in many public Jewish and non Jewish sources.

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4. Baron Max Von Oppenheim

He was born to a prominent German Jewish banking house. His family were good friends with the Rothschilds. His family’s banks were not touched by Hitler. He worked for German intelligence and initially wore Muslim garb and gave speeches defending Sultan Abdul Hamid and calling for Pan Islamism. Later he would lend support to the Young Turks and support their massacre of the Armenians.

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5. Talaat Pasha

He was the chairman of the Union and Progress Party, the largest faction among the Young Turks.He would become Minister of Finance, Minister of Interior Affairs and then Grand Vizier. He was the de facto dictator of the Ottoman Empire from 1913-1918.

He is the chief perpetrator of the massacre of the Armenians. It was an Orthodox Christian researcher who pointed out the fact to me that the massacre of the Armenians was carried out by Zionist Jews. He lamented that this event continues to drive enmity between Muslims and Christians today. Whereas in reality we have a common enemy.

Talaat Pasha was a Grandmaster Freemason (on the record) and as elaborated by the Times of Israel , he received much positive press from Zionist newspapers and groups.

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6. Jacobus Kann

He was a Dutch Jewish banker whose family was close to the Dutch Royal Family. His family’s bank eventually would go on to merge with others to form the famous ABN AMRO bank. He travelled extensively to Palestine and to Istanbul. He was enamored by the writings of Theodor Herzl and was a financier of the World Zionist Congress. He had extensive dealings with fellow Jews who were members in the Young Turk movement directly and indirectly. Including his good friend David Wolfsohn, a colleague of Herzl and president of the World Zionist Organization, who was very active publishing works for the Young Turks in Istanbul.

To document his travels, and introduce Europeans to the Jewish connection to the Land, Kann wrote ”Eretz Israel: The Jewish Land” at the prestigious Leiden University in 1908. The book was a stellar success among Jews and non-Jews alike and was arguably the first book written about modern Zionism in Dutch. The book also gave great demographic, agricultural and historical information which were utilized later by the Zionist organization to familiarize itself with the Land.

Jacobus Kaan would eventually become the first Jew to purchase land near Jaffa in 1907. This land would become the first plot of land in Tel Aviv. Many Zionist authors thus consider him not only as a founding father of Zionism, but the founder of modern Tel Aviv.

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7. Vladmir Ze’ev Jabotinsky

This example is very infuriating. Jabotinsky is one of the key founding fathers of Israel. He is regarded as a military hero, awarded an MBE by England. He founded “The Jewish Legion” in World War One. He was an ardent supporter of the writings of Theodor Herzl. He did not believe in peaceful diplomacy. He knew that all diplomatic efforts have to be backed by military force.

In 1923, he founded the Betar Revisionist Zionist movement which carried out many terrorist attacks against Arab and Muslim civilians in Palestine. In 1937 he became the head of the infamous Zionist terrorist militia Irgun.

Irgun would later morph into the extremist Likud party which Benjamin Netanyahu belongs to. Benjamin’s Netanyahu’s dad Benzion Netanyahu, and former Israeli prime minister and Irgun terrorist commander Menachem Begin were both proteges and personal secretaries of Jabotinsky.

Guess what this cretin was doing from roughly 1909-1914? He was living in Istanbul. He was the EDITOR IN CHIEF of “Le Jeune Turc” [The Young Turk, a French publication funded by the World Zionist Organization in which several “nationalist Young Turks” and Zionists wrote together.]

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8. Alexander Parvus

Born Israel Gelfand/Helphand, was a Lithuanian Jewish Marxist intellectual. He was a friend of the Jewish Bolshevik (almost 82% of the entire Bolshevik party were Jews) leader Leon Trotsky. (For more information on all the Jews in the Bolshevik Communist party and how the entire Communism movement throughout history has been supported by Jewish bankers from New York, London, and Berlin, see Dr. Antony Sutton’s excellent ”Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution”, and the great Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s banned book ”200 Years Together.” )

Parvus along with with being a writer, was an intelligence asset for the British government and an arms dealer. He moved to Istanbul and lived there for 5 years from 1910-1914. Here he became a millionaire selling arms and profiting off of the Balkan War. He worked for the infamous German Krupp family as well as for the British Vickers Limited company.

‘Parvus Effendi’ as he became known in Istanbul was appointed as a key financial advisor to the Young Turks. He worked closely with all of the “3 Pashas” Talaat, Enver, and Cemal. As well as with fellow Jew Cavit Bey. In 1912 he was made editor of Turk Yurdu, a daily newspaper of the Young Turks.
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