Talat Pasha

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Talat Pasha was a leading Young Turk statesman of the late Ottoman Empire, best known as one of its last de facto rulers and a principal architect of the Armenian Genocide.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ottoman politician
person
statesman
bodyReinterredIn Istanbul NERFINISHED
Monument of Liberty, Istanbul NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath gunshot wound
citizenship Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
conflictInvolved World War I NERFINISHED
convictedBy Ottoman court-martial of 1919 NERFINISHED
convictedOf war crimes
countryLedDeFacto Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
dateOfBirth 1874-08-20
dateOfDeath 1921-03-15
endTime 1918-10-08
era late Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Turk
eventAfterDeath Operation Nemesis NERFINISHED
familyName Talaat NERFINISHED
fullName Mehmed Talaat NERFINISHED
givenName Mehmed NERFINISHED
honorificTitle Pasha
killedBy Soghomon Tehlirian NERFINISHED
mannerOfDeath assassination
memberOf Committee of Union and Progress NERFINISHED
movement Young Turks NERFINISHED
notableFor leadership in the Young Turk government
role in the Armenian Genocide
occupation civil servant
politician
placeOfBirth Edirne NERFINISHED
Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Berlin
Weimar Republic NERFINISHED
politicalAffiliation Committee of Union and Progress NERFINISHED
positionHeld Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire
Minister of the Interior of the Ottoman Empire
religion Islam
roleInEvent leading figure in the Armenian Genocide
organizer of the deportation of Armenians
principal architect of the Armenian Genocide
sentence death sentence in absentia
sideInConflict Central Powers NERFINISHED
spouse Hayriye Talat NERFINISHED
startTime 1917-02-04
termAsInteriorMinister 1913-1917
triedInAbsentia Yes
yearOfReinterment 1943

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Talaat Pasha alsoKnownAs Talat Pasha