Sadullah Pasha

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Sadullah Pasha

Sadullah Pascha (* 1838 in Erzurum , Ottoman Empire , † January 14, 1891 in Vienna , Austro-Hungarian Monarchy ) was an Ottoman statesman and diplomat .

Life

Sadullah Pascha was born in Erzurum in 1838 as the son of Esad Muhlis Pascha . After completing primary school, he learned Arabic, Persian and French from private tutors. In 1863 he entered the civil service in the Ministry of Finance. In 1868 he became the deputy director of the Education Department of the State Council ( Şuray-ı Devlet ). In 1869 he became a member of the State Council. In 1870 Sadullah Pasha became Secretary General of the State Council. In 1874 he was appointed Minister of the Defter-i Hakani . Between April 4, 1876 and May 30, 1876 he was Minister of Commerce and Agriculture. Sadullah Pasha became general secretary of the private secretariat of Sultan Murad V. Sultan Abdülhamid II sent Sadullah Pasha to Filibe to head the commission to investigate the Bulgarian uprising . In 1877 he was appointed ambassador in Berlin ( Turkish Embassy in Berlin ). In this function he participated in the talks on the Peace of San Stefano and the Berlin Congress . In 1881 he was appointed vizier . In 1882 he was appointed ambassador to Vienna ( Turkish Embassy in Vienna ). He remained ambassador in Vienna until his suicide in 1891.

His grave is in the garden of the Türbe of Mahmut II.

Individual evidence

  1. Sadullah Pascha (* 1838; † January 14, 1891 in Vienna ); The New York Times , February 1, 1891, [1] Sadullah Pashas's suicide
predecessor Office successor
Edhem Pasha Ottoman ambassador to Germany
1877–1883
Said Pasha
İbrahim Edhem Pasha Ottoman ambassador to Austria-Hungary
1883–1891
Yusuf Ziya Pasha