1913 Ottoman coup d’état

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The 1913 Ottoman coup d’état was a pivotal power seizure in Istanbul that brought the Committee of Union and Progress firmly to control of the Ottoman government, marking a decisive turn toward authoritarian rule and eventual entry into World War I.

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instanceOf coup d’état
military coup
political event
alsoKnownAs 1913 Ottoman coup NERFINISHED
Raid on the Sublime Porte NERFINISHED
cause CUP opposition to territorial concessions to the Balkan League
discontent with Kâmil Pasha’s handling of the First Balkan War
power struggle between Committee of Union and Progress and Liberal Union
chronology occurred during the First Balkan War
country Ottoman Empire
date 23 January 1913
followedBy CUP dictatorship in the Ottoman Empire
Ottoman Empire’s entry into World War I NERFINISHED
governmentOverthrown Kâmil Pasha cabinet NERFINISHED
ideologicalContext Ottomanism NERFINISHED
Young Turk nationalism
emerging Turkish nationalism
location Istanbul NERFINISHED
Sublime Porte NERFINISHED
newGovernmentHead Mahmud Shevket Pasha NERFINISHED
opponent Freedom and Accord Party NERFINISHED
Liberal Union NERFINISHED
participant Cemal Pasha NERFINISHED
Committee of Union and Progress NERFINISHED
Enver Pasha NERFINISHED
Kâmil Pasha NERFINISHED
Mahmud Shevket Pasha NERFINISHED
Ottoman Army officers
Talaat Pasha NERFINISHED
Young Turks NERFINISHED
partOf Young Turk era NERFINISHED
precededBy 1908 Young Turk Revolution NERFINISHED
31 March Incident NERFINISHED
result Committee of Union and Progress seized power
consolidation of Young Turk control
establishment of CUP one‑party rule
formation of a new government under Mahmud Shevket Pasha
increased likelihood of Ottoman entry into World War I
marginalization of the Liberal Union (Freedom and Accord Party)
resignation of Grand Vizier Kâmil Pasha
shift toward authoritarian rule in the Ottoman Empire
strengthening of pro‑German orientation in Ottoman foreign policy
significance key turning point in late Ottoman political history
marked decisive CUP control over Ottoman government
marked transition from constitutional pluralism to authoritarian rule
usedMeans armed raid on the Sublime Porte
assassination and threats of violence
military intimidation
year 1913

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Committee of Union and Progress organized 1913 Ottoman coup d’état