Ahmed Arifi Paşa

by Herzog, Christoph

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Ahmed Arifi Paşa (Aḥmed ʿĀrifī Pasha, 1830–95), an Ottoman diplomat and bureaucrat, was born in 1846, the son of the former Ottoman foreign minister, Mehmed Şekib Paşa (Meḥmed Şekīb Pasha, d. 1854). His early education was mainly by private teachers and included instruction in French. He began his political career in the central bureaucracy of Istanbul and in the diplomatic service abroad and soon became one of the foreign-policy specialists in the Ottoman administration. Among other things, he…

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Ahmed Arifi Paşa (Aḥmed ʿĀrifī Pasha, 1830–95), an Ottoman diplomat and bureaucrat, was born in 1846, the son of the former Ottoman foreign minister, Mehmed Şekib Paşa (Meḥmed Şekīb Pasha, d. 1854). His early education was mainly by private teachers and included instruction in French. He began his political career in the central bureaucracy of Istanbul and in the diplomatic service abroad and soon became one of the foreign-policy specialists in the Ottoman administration. Among other things, he was appointed ambassador to Vienna (1872–3, 1875–6) and

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  • Publisher(s):Brill
  • Language:eng

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  • wc:ALei279

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eng Islam

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Herzog, Christoph

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