Pasha Collection (page 9)

ABDULLAH I (1882-1951). Abdullah I bin al-Hussein, King of Jordan, 1946-1951. The coronation of King Abdullah I in Amman, Jordan

GYOERGY KMETY (1813-1865). Hungarian officer. While serving, under the name of Ismail Pasha, as a general in the Turkish army during the Crimean War. Photographed by Roger Fenton, 1855

LAUSANNE CONFERENCE, 1923. The Turkish delegation at the peace conference at Lausanne, Switzerland. The conference resulted in the Treaty of Lausanne, which ended the Greco-Turkish War

ISMET INONU (1884-1973). Also known as Ismet Pasha. Turkish politician, President of Turkey, 1938-1950. Photographed with French politician Henry Franklin-Bouillon

EGYPT: CAIRO. A view of Opera Square with the statue of Ibrahim Pasha, Cairo, Egypt. Stereograph, early 20th century

ENVER PASHA (1881?-1922). Turkish soldier and leader of the Young Turk movement. Caricature, 1923

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Khalil Sheriff Pasha, the New Turkish Minister for Foreign Affairs

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The War in the East: with Hobart Pasha, Diagram of Hobart Pashas Means of Defence against Torpedo Boats: the Situation of the Fleet when Attacked

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THE EASTERN QUESTION, THE FALL OF MIDHAT PASHA: 1. Midhat Pasha leaving Constantinople; 2. Arrival of Edhem Pasha, the New Grand Vizier, at the Sublime Porte; 3

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The Conference on the Eastern Question, some of the Members: Safvet Pasha, President (Turkey)

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The Rebellion in the Soudan (Sudan), with Baker Pashas Expedition to Relieve Tokar: Baker Pasha and his Staff in the Lines at Trinkitat Watching Spies Carrying an Ultimatum to the Enemy before

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Map Showing the Place where Baker Pasha was Defeated, February 4, 1884, and the Routes from the Coast of the Red Sea to Sinkat and Tokar

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The Rebellion in the Soudan (Sudan), the Material with which Baker Pasha was Expected to Defeat the Rebels: 1. he had Never had a Rifle in his Hands Before

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The Rebellion in the Soudan (Sudan), the Material with which Baker Pasha was Expected to Defeat the Rebels: 2. the Correct Position. 3. an Anxious Moment

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THE REBELLION IN THE SOUDAN (SUDAN), THE MATERIAL WITH WHICH BAKER PASHA WAS EXPECTED TO DEFEAT THE REBELS: 4. Startling Result: The Bullet Hits the Ground Ten Yards Off. 5

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The Rebellion in the Soudan, Review of Troops by Baker Pasha at Suakim on Christmas-Day, 1883

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Splendid Silver Fountain, for the Pasha of Egypt, Mohammed Ali

Horse of Mustapha-Pacha (oil on canvas)
XIR370268 Horse of Mustapha-Pacha (oil on canvas) by Gros, Baron Antoine Jean (1771-1835); 89 x 1.17 cm; Musee des Beaux-Arts et d Archeologie, Besancon

THE EX KHEDIVE OF EGYPT AT NAPLES, ITALY, ENGRAVING 1879, 1, Royal Hotel des Etrangers, Temporary Residence of Ismail Pasha and his Sons. 2. The Bay of Naples, from Ismail Pashas Apartments.-3

None but the Brave Deserve the Faira a Sketch in the Crowd during the Reception Of
None but the Brave Deserve the Faira a Sketch in the Crowd during the Reception of Osman Pasha at Constantinople, Istanbul, Turkey

EMIN PASHA, engraving 1890

Allegory of the Turkish Wars: The Declaration of War at Constantinople, 1603-4
XAM65868 Allegory of the Turkish Wars: The Declaration of War at Constantinople, 1603-4 by Aachen, Johann or Hans von (1552-1616); 34x42 cm; Heeresgeschichtliches Museum, Vienna, Austria; German

Battle of Kniejesevacz: the First Brigade of Infantry, under Hafiz Pasha, Attacking the Serbians in a Wood

New Iron Kiosk for the Pasha of Egypt

Camp Sefer Pasha, in Batum, 1855. Engraving

The Fall of Plevna, The Wounded Osman-Pashah before Alexander II (1818-1881), 1880
BAL209470 The Fall of Plevna, The Wounded Osman-Pashah before Alexander II (1818-1881), 1880 (w/c on paper) by Kivshenko, Aleksei Danilovich (1851-95); 33x44 cm; Central Naval Museum, St

Royal review at Windsor, Queen Victoria and Khedive Ismail Pashe of Egypt, June 26th
XOS1766124 Royal review at Windsor, Queen Victoria and Khedive Ismail Pashe of Egypt, June 26th, 1868 (w/c, gouache and black chalk) by Campion

Portrait of Kara Mustafa Pasha, Jacob Gole, Nicols Visscher (II), Republiek der Zeven Verenigde Nederlanden, 1670 - 1724

Dress of Ottoman dignitaries around 1580, Abraham de Bruyn, Joos de Bosscher, 1581

Sickbed of the wife of the pasha, 1639, print maker: Caspar Luyken, Caspar Luyken, Johann David Zunnern, 1701

Mehemet Ali (1769-1849), 1840 (oil on canvas)
XIR197220 Mehemet Ali (1769-1849), 1840 (oil on canvas) by Couder, Louis Charles Auguste (1790-1873); ChAteau de Versailles

CROOKSHANK PASHA Photo by G. Lekegian and Co. Cairo

Nazif Pasha
NAZIF PASHA

The Rebellion in the Sudan, 1883: Hicks Pasha Examining Arab Telegraph Wire-Cutters
THE REBELLION IN THE SUDAN, 1883: HICKS PASHA EXAMINING ARAB TELEGRAPH WIRE-CUTTERS DURING A HALT: Baron Seckendorff, Hicks Pasha, Major Evans, Interpreter, Colonel Farquhar, Chief of Staff

The Rebellion in the Sudan, 1883: Suakim, on the Red Sea, Near which Place Commander Moncrieffs Reinforcements for Hicks Pasha have been Cut to Pieces

THE REBELLION IN SUDAN, 1883: 1. On the Road to Berber, Eighty Miles from Suakin: A Mid-day Halt. 2. Forty Miles from Suakin: Leading Out Camels at Early Dawn. 3

The Rebellion in Sudan, 1883: Arrival of the Sudan Field Force at Berber, on the Nile, Hicks Pasha, Chief of the Force, and his Staff on the Way to the Government House

Pasha and Bayadere; Roger Fenton, English, 1819 - 1869; London, England, Europe; 1858; Albumen silver print; Image: 45 x 36.2 cm (17 11/16 x 14 1/4 in.)

DJEMAL PASHA (1872-1922). Ottoman military leader. Pasha (left) is greeted by an Arabic prince during World War I. Photograph from Berliner Illustrite Zeitung, 14 March 1915

STANLEY AND EMIN, 1888. Meeting of Henry Morton Stanley and Mehmed Emin Pasha at Lake Albert, Sudan, April 1888. Contemporary engraving

SAFFET PASHA. Mehmed Esad Saffet Pasha. Ottoman Grand Vizier. Engraving, 1876

MIDHAT PASHA (1822-1884). Turkish statesman. Photographed by Nadar, c1877

MUHAMMAD ALI PASHA (1769-1849) entering the Ciatadel at Cairo: lithograph, French, 19th century

MEHEMET ALI (1769-1849). Pasha of Egypt. Oil on canvas, 1841, by Louis-Charles-Auguste Couder (1790-1873)

ISMET INONU (1884-1973). Also known as Ismet Pasha. Turkish politician, President of Turkey, 1938-1950. Photograph, possibly at the peace negotiations at Mudanya, Turkey, October 1922

ISMAIL PASHA (1830-1895). Khedive of Egypt, 1863-1879. Original carte-de-visite photograph, c1870

MEHMED EMIN PASHA (1840-1892). Originally Eduard Schnitzer. German explorer. Rescued! English cartoon by Sir John Tenniel, 1889, on the rescue of Emin Pasha

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"Pasha: A Tale of Leadership, History, and Legacy" Step into the world of Pasha, where tales of leadership, history, and legacy intertwine. From Ismail Enver Pasha's influential role as a Turkish leader during World War I to the enchanting beauty of the Two-tailed Pasha butterfly (also known as Foxy Charaxes), this caption explores various facets associated with the name. Travel to Alexandria, Egypt, and stroll along Sherif Pasha Street—a testament to an era that witnessed grandeur and transformation. In Cairo's Opera Square stands a majestic statue honoring Ibrahim Pasha—an emblematic figure who left an indelible mark on Egyptian history. Venture further into Damascus Straight Street in Syria and immerse yourself in the vibrant Midhat Pasha Souq—a bustling marketplace that has stood witness to centuries of trade. Discover the opulence within Mahakma du Pasha in Quartier—the interior whispers stories of justice served under its roof. Sultan Mehmed V Reshad of Turkey stands tall alongside his advisors and patriots—symbols of unity amidst challenging times. Witness historical conversations unfold as Enver Pasha engages in dialogue with Lieutenant Colonel Tyrrell in 1913—an exchange that would shape destinies yet unknown. Reflect upon Muhammad Ali's reign over Egypt or Ismail Pasha's transformative rule—both leaving their imprints on a nation striving for progress. Delve deeper into Syria's rich heritage at Khan As ad Pasha—an ancient caravanserai built centuries ago—a reminder of resilience against time's relentless march. And let us not forget Alexandria Bombarded—a poignant chapter etched forever in collective memory. Ponder upon these fragments from different corners of our world—each bearing significance tied to the name "Pasha. " Whether it be through political prowess or natural wonders like butterflies; streets adorned with statues or marketplaces teeming with life; halls echoing justice or leaders shaping nations—the legacy continues to captivate and inspire.