Who is the famous British spy Lawrence?
Some countries, such as France, Germany and USA, have used spies in the interests of what they want to achieve on the Ottoman Empire. Some of them have been acting as IMAM, some SHEH, some MUDERRIS, others under DOCTOR IDENTITY. They all play well. The Arab world was cooled from the Ottomans by the efforts of these spouses.
Thomas Edvard Lawrence was born in 1888. He belongs to a wealthy family. He studied archeology at Oxford University. He studied in Arabia, Syria, Egypt and Palestine; He learned Arabic language and customs as much as an Arab, the conditions and the subtleties of Muslims as much as a Muslim.
The young scholar, who learned all the Eastern languages flawlessly up to the differences of the tongue, was in Palestine when the First World War began.
As soon as the weapon was taken, it was assigned to the intelligence branch of the army in Egypt, taking these characteristics into account
Lawrance, II. At the time of Abdulhamid, Araplara made an announcement as follows;
"If the Ottoman officers (officers) uniforms are gold-plated and they bring five of the officer buttons, these buttons will be purchased for two British liras." The Ottoman officers are trying to get the uniform buttons. Some officers are exposed to desertion in desert areas, and others are killed by five buttons. Officers, in time, start not to wear uniforms. Officers wandering in the middle of the street without uniforms will disappear in the eyes of the Arabs. Lawrance's lie is so easy to reach. In these periods there are thousands of foreign spies in the Ottoman country.
States such as France, Germany, USA have used spies in the interests of the Ottoman Empire.
Lawrance, in 1865, began to establish nationalist Arab organizations. Britain, Sheriff Hussein le understood and promised independence of Araplar, gave the sheriff Hussein gold and incited to rise. Thomas Edward Lawrence played an active role here.
As the British and French colonial governments became independent, some of the independent countries were brought to power in this uprising as king.
Lawrance, with the promises and gold promises of the unsatisfied interest of Sherif Hussein, who was in Mecca in 1915, 80 years old, and joined him with some Arabs behind him. The old order was almost a toy in the hands of Thomas Edward Lawrence. The golden gloves shining under the angry sun of the sand desert and the "old kingdom of the great kingdom of Arabia" promised by a man who flowed from his mouth like Lawrence on behalf of the British government seemed to have fascinated. His eyes are nowhere else to see,
Lawrence, with his British agents and soldiers at his command, started a guerrilla war, causing great damage to Turkish forces. The Damascus-Hijaz railway was destroyed, which enabled Turkish soldiers to reach Hicaz. In 1917, Lawrence also seized the Aqaba port with the Sheriff Hussein troops under his command. He played a great role in the fall of Jerusalem and Damascus.
He worked for the British Military Intelligence Service in Cairo, where he was appointed. His warm associations with the Arabs made Lawrence ideal for liaison officer duty between British and Arab forces. In October 1916, a janitor was sent to report on Arab national activities.
Along with the irregular troops commanded by Emir Faisal, the son of Mecca sheriff Hussein bin Ali, he gave a guerrilla struggle against the Ottoman army. Emir Faisal convinced the troops not to remove the Ottoman guard units in Medina from the city. Thus, the Emir Faisal troops were able to give an emphasis to the attack on the Hijaz railroad that brought material to the city. The Ottoman soldiers, who were busy defending the city, were staggered by having to repair the railway on the other hand. Lawrence also played an important role in the occupation of Aqaba and Damascus.
During his time with the Arabs, his traditions and experiences became quite adaptable. She traveled with the camel and got dressed in the local costumes that Prince Faisal, a close friend of mine, gave her.
Colonel Thomas Edward Lawrence, Clouds Dorset-England on the 19th of May 1935 after a motorcycle accident that lost all his consciousness to his adventurous spirit.
He died in London.
Thomas Edvard Lawrence was born in 1888. He belongs to a wealthy family. He studied archeology at Oxford University. He studied in Arabia, Syria, Egypt and Palestine; He learned Arabic language and customs as much as an Arab, the conditions and the subtleties of Muslims as much as a Muslim.
The young scholar, who learned all the Eastern languages flawlessly up to the differences of the tongue, was in Palestine when the First World War began.
As soon as the weapon was taken, it was assigned to the intelligence branch of the army in Egypt, taking these characteristics into account
Lawrance, II. At the time of Abdulhamid, Araplara made an announcement as follows;
"If the Ottoman officers (officers) uniforms are gold-plated and they bring five of the officer buttons, these buttons will be purchased for two British liras." The Ottoman officers are trying to get the uniform buttons. Some officers are exposed to desertion in desert areas, and others are killed by five buttons. Officers, in time, start not to wear uniforms. Officers wandering in the middle of the street without uniforms will disappear in the eyes of the Arabs. Lawrance's lie is so easy to reach. In these periods there are thousands of foreign spies in the Ottoman country.
States such as France, Germany, USA have used spies in the interests of the Ottoman Empire.
Lawrance, in 1865, began to establish nationalist Arab organizations. Britain, Sheriff Hussein le understood and promised independence of Araplar, gave the sheriff Hussein gold and incited to rise. Thomas Edward Lawrence played an active role here.
As the British and French colonial governments became independent, some of the independent countries were brought to power in this uprising as king.
Lawrance, with the promises and gold promises of the unsatisfied interest of Sherif Hussein, who was in Mecca in 1915, 80 years old, and joined him with some Arabs behind him. The old order was almost a toy in the hands of Thomas Edward Lawrence. The golden gloves shining under the angry sun of the sand desert and the "old kingdom of the great kingdom of Arabia" promised by a man who flowed from his mouth like Lawrence on behalf of the British government seemed to have fascinated. His eyes are nowhere else to see,
Lawrence, with his British agents and soldiers at his command, started a guerrilla war, causing great damage to Turkish forces. The Damascus-Hijaz railway was destroyed, which enabled Turkish soldiers to reach Hicaz. In 1917, Lawrence also seized the Aqaba port with the Sheriff Hussein troops under his command. He played a great role in the fall of Jerusalem and Damascus.
He worked for the British Military Intelligence Service in Cairo, where he was appointed. His warm associations with the Arabs made Lawrence ideal for liaison officer duty between British and Arab forces. In October 1916, a janitor was sent to report on Arab national activities.
Along with the irregular troops commanded by Emir Faisal, the son of Mecca sheriff Hussein bin Ali, he gave a guerrilla struggle against the Ottoman army. Emir Faisal convinced the troops not to remove the Ottoman guard units in Medina from the city. Thus, the Emir Faisal troops were able to give an emphasis to the attack on the Hijaz railroad that brought material to the city. The Ottoman soldiers, who were busy defending the city, were staggered by having to repair the railway on the other hand. Lawrence also played an important role in the occupation of Aqaba and Damascus.
During his time with the Arabs, his traditions and experiences became quite adaptable. She traveled with the camel and got dressed in the local costumes that Prince Faisal, a close friend of mine, gave her.
Colonel Thomas Edward Lawrence, Clouds Dorset-England on the 19th of May 1935 after a motorcycle accident that lost all his consciousness to his adventurous spirit.
He died in London.
EmoticonEmoticon