Fountain of Kaiser Wilhelm II - Hippodrome, Istanbul
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German Fountain
The German Fountain (Turkish: Alman Çeşmesi) is a gazebo styled fountain in the northern end of old hippodrome (Sultanahmet Square), Istanbul, Turkey and across from the Mausoleum of Sultan Ahmed I. It was constructed to commemorate the second anniversary of German Emperor Wilhelm II's visit to Istanbul in 1898. It was built in Germany, then transported piece by piece and assembled in its current site in 1900. The neo-Byzantine style fountain's octagonal dome has eight marble columns, and dome's interior is covered with golden mosaics.
ALMAN Çeşmesi SULTANAHMET MEYDANI - Deutscher Brunnen - German fountain
Sultanahmet meydanında bulunan çeşme, Alman İmparatoru II. Wilhelm’in ikinci İstanbul ziyareti anısına yapılmıştır. Alman İmparatorunun doğum gününde açılışı yapılmıştır.
Yapım Başlangıç : 1898
Açılış Tarihi : 27 Ocak 1901
Tarihçe
Samimi bir dostluğun nişanesi olarak Alman İmparatoru Kaiser II.Wilhelm’in 1898 yılında Sultan II.Abdülhamid’e bir hediyesidir. Bizans döneminin önemli alanlarından olan hipodrom meydanına yerleştirilmiş olan çeşme farklı mimari yapısı ile göz doldurmaktadır. Yapının mimarı Max Spitta’dır. Mimar Almanya’da çalışmış, orada tamamlanan eser parçalar halinde İstanbul’a getirtilerek burada birleştirilmiştir.
Mimari Özellikleri
Neo-Bizanten üslubunda olan çeşme, oldukça süslüdür. İçte altın mozaikler, mermerin dokusu, değerli taşlar ile çeşme bir yapı harikasıdır. Kubbelidir. Bu kubbeyi taşıyan kemerlerin üzerinde Mehmed İzzet Efendi’ye ait sülüs hattı ile yazılmış bir manzum bulunur. Su haznesinin ortasında ise tunç levha yerleştirilmiştir. Çeşme sekizgen planlıdır. Sekiz sütun üzerine oturan kubbe sekiz kemer ile taşınmaktadır. Alman-Türk mimarisinin özelliklerini bir arada barındıran yapı oldukça önemlidir. Kubbenin iç sathı altın mozaiklerle kaplanmış, burada ayrıca dört madalyon içine II. Abdülhamid’in tuğrası, diğer dördünün içlerinde taçlı “W” markası ile “II” sayısı yine mozaikle işlenmiştir. Yapının muslukları tunç oymadır. Kubbesi bakır kaplı ve bu kubbenin iç kısmı altın mozaikler ile bezenmiştir. Oldukça gösterişli olan yapı İstanbul’un tarihi eserleri arasında bulunmaktadır.
The fountain in the Sultanahmet Square was decorated by the German Emperor II. It was commemorated by Wilhelm's second visit to Istanbul. It was opened on the birthday of the German Emperor.
Production Beginning: 1898
Opening Date: 27 January 1901
history
In 1898, the German Emperor Kaiser II.Wilhelm as a sign of an intimate friendship was a gift to Sultan Abdulhamid II. The fountain, which is located on the hippodrome square which is one of the important areas of the Byzantine period, fills the eye with its different architectural structure. The architect of the building is Max Spitta. The architect worked in Germany.
Architectural Features
The fountain in Neo-Bizanten style is quite ornamented. Gold mosaics in the interior, the texture of the marble, the fountain with precious stones is a building wonder. A dome. The arches bearing this dome have a poem written with the calligraphy line of Mehmed İzzet Efendi. A bronze plate is placed in the middle of the water tank. The fountain has an octagonal plan. The eight-column dome is carried with eight arches. The structure of German-Turkish architecture is very important. The inner surface of the dome is covered with gold mosaics, where it is also seen that the medallion is enclosed in four medallions. The number of. W m and ”II d were crowned with the tomb of Abdülhamid and the other four with mosaics. The taps of the building are bronze carvings. The dome is covered with copper and the interior of this dome is decorated with gold mosaics. The building is quite spectacular and it is among the historical monuments of Istanbul.
Der Brunnen auf dem Sultanahmet-Platz wurde vom deutschen Kaiser II dekoriert. Es wurde an Wilhelm 'zweiten Besuch in Istanbul gedacht. Es wurde am Geburtstag des deutschen Kaisers eröffnet.
Produktionsbeginn: 1898
Datum der Eröffnung: 27. Januar 1901
Geschichte
1898 war der deutsche Kaiser Kaiser II. Wilhelm als Zeichen einer engen Freundschaft ein Geschenk an Sultan Abdulhamid II. Der Brunnen, der sich auf dem Hippodromplatz befindet, einer der wichtigsten Bereiche der byzantinischen Zeit, besticht durch seine unterschiedliche architektonische Struktur. Der Architekt des Gebäudes ist Max Spitta. Der Architekt arbeitete in Deutschland
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Alman Çeşmesi - German Fountain
Alman Çeşmesi, 19. yüzyılda yakınlaşmaya başlayan Türk Alman dostluğunun simgesi olarak kabul edilebilir. O dönem denge politikası izleyen Osmanlı Devleti, ordusuna Almanya’dan tüfekler satın alıyordu. Bu silah alışverişini sağlayan Alman İmparatoru II. Wilhelm, İstanbul’a üç ke gelmiştir. Şehre ikinci gelişinin anısına bu çeşmeyi yaptırmıştır.
Alman Çeşmesi Kayzer II. Wilhelm Çeşmesi olarak da bilinir. Çeşme Almanya’da yaptırılmıştır. Birçok ünlü Alman mimarının emeğiyle yapılan eserde bir de usta bir İtalyan mimar görev almıştır. 1901 yılında İstanbul’daki yerine yerleştirilen çeşmenin açılış II. Wilhelm’in doğum gününde gerçekleşmiştir. Alman İmparatoru çeşmeyi dönemin Osmanlı Padişahı II. Abdülhamid’e ve İstanbul şehrine bir armağan olarak sunmuştur.
Alman Çeşmesi hiçbir benzeri olmayan yapılardandır. Bu eser Alman inşasına ya Türk mimari sanatına benzemez. En üstündeki sekizgen kubbeyi, sekiz tane sütun taşır. Sütunların birbirleriyle bağlandığı kemerlerin her birinde birer madalyon bulunur. Madalyonların dördünde yeşil zemin, dördünde de Prusya mavisi dikkat çeker. Yeşil zemin üzerinde bulunan Abdülhamid tuğrası Osmanlı Devleti’ni, mavi zemin üzerinde bulunan II. Wilhelm simgesi bu yapıyı önemli kılan bir başka özelliğidir. Aynı zamanda iki devlet arasında bir dostluğa işaret etmektedir.
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Alman Çeşmesi, sanatsal açıdan benzersiz güzellikte olmakla birlikte dönemin dünya siyaseti hakkında bilgi verici olmuştur. Çeşmenin İstanbul’a getiriliş tarihinin I. Dünya Savaşı’ndan on üç yıl önce olması da ayrıca dikkat çekicidir. Osmanlı’nın savaşa girmeden önce planladığı çıkarlarından başka, yöneticilerde bir Alman hayranlığı söz konusu olduğu biliniyor
Alman Çeşmesi Ulaşım
Alman Çeşmesi Sultanahmet Meydanı’nda bulunuyor. Bu benzersiz yapıyı görmek isteyenler birçok ulaşım seçeneği var. Tramvayla gitmek isterseniz Eminönü Zeytinburnu arasında gidip gelen tramvaylar ile Sultanahmet Meydanında ineceksiniz. Eminönü veya Beyazıt’tan yürüyerek meydana ulaşmanız da mümkün. Buralardaki tramvay yolunu takip ederseniz, yaklaşık 10 dakikada Çeşmeye ulaşabilirsiniz. Eminönü ve Beyazıt merkezi yerler olduğu için bulunduğunuz yerde mutlaka buralara giden otobüsler olacaktır. Anadolu Yakası’ndan gidecekler de otobüs kullanabilirler ancak vapur hem daha hızlı hem de daha ucuz bir yol olduğu için daha çok tercih ediliyor.
Kaiser Wilhelm II visits the battlefields of Gallipoli 1917
Kaiser Wilhelm II. besuchte 1917 Istanbul und unternahm auch eine Fahrt zu den Dardanellen, wo er die Schlachtfelder der Schlacht von Gallipoli besuchte. Ein Video aus dem Bundesarchiv.
The German Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II. visited Istanbul in 1917 and also undertook a tour to the Dardanelles, where he visited the battlefield of Gallipoli in Ariburu/ANZAC Cove. A video from the Federal Archive.
Alman Çeşmesi ( Sultanahmet ) German Fountain
Alman Çeşmesi, 1899.yılında Alman İmparatoru olan II. Wilhelm tarafından Sultan II. Abdülhamit’e ve şehre hediye edilmiş tarihi bir eserdir. Almanya’da yaptırılıp gemilerle taşınmış ve İstanbul’da yapımı tamamlanarak Sultanahmet Meydanında ki yerini almıştır.
Istanbul, Turkey: Views around Sultan Ahmet Square - 1st August, 2012 (HD)
Sultan Ahmet Square, which was once known as The Hippodrome of Constantinople was a circus that was the sporting and social centre of Constantinople, capital of the Byzantine Empire. Today it is a square named Sultanahmet Meydanı (Sultan Ahmet Square) in the Turkish city of Istanbul, with a few fragments of the original structure surviving. It is sometimes also called Atmeydanı (Horse Square) in Turkish.
This video features views of the buildings, streets, gardens, statues, shops and bazaar in and around the square. Featured in the video are the following:
The Obelisk of Theodosius - The Obelisk of Theodosius (Turkish: Dikilitaş) is the Ancient Egyptian obelisk of Pharaoh Tutmoses III re-erected in the Hippodrome of Constantinople. The obelisk was first set up by Tutmoses III (1479--1425 BC) to the south of the seventh pylon of the great temple of Karnak. The Roman emperor Constantius II (337-361 AD) had it and another obelisk transported along the river Nile to Alexandria to commemorate his ventennalia or 20 years on the throne in 357. The other obelisk was erected on the spina of the Circus Maximus in Rome in the autumn of that year, and is today known as the Lateran obelisk, whilst the obelisk that would become the obelisk of Theodosius remained in Alexandria until 390, when Theodosius I (378-392 AD) had it transported to Constantinople and put up on the spina of the Hippodrome there.
The Walled Obelisk - The 32 m (105 ft)-high obelisk was constructed of roughly cut stones by Constantine VII. Its exact construction date is unknown, but it is named after Constantine VII after he repaired it in the tenth century. At that time, it was reportedly decorated with gilded bronze plaques that portrayed the victories of Basil I who was the grandfather of Constantine VII. Also there was a sphere at the top of obelisk. However, reportedly these gilded bronze plaques were stolen and melted down by Fourth Crusaders in 1204. Since young Janissaries liked to use the obelisk to climb and show their prowess, the obelisk suffered further damage to its surface. The Walled Obelisk was depicted on the reverse of the Turkish 500 lira banknotes of 1953-1976.
Firuz Aga Mosque - an old Ottoman mosque in the Fatih district of Istanbul, Turkey. It was built by Firuz Ağa, the head treasurer of Sultan Beyazıt II. The marble sarcophagus of Firuz Ağa is located in the mosque complex. The mosque is located in the historical center of the city, on the Divanyolu Street.
Divan Yolu Cd - Otherwise known as Divanyolu Street, and with trams travelling up and down the street.
The Mausoleum of Mahmud II (20 July 1789 -- 1 July 1839) who was the 30th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire from 1808 until his death in 1839.
The German Fountain - a gazebo styled fountain in the northern end of old hippodrome (Sultanahmet Square), Istanbul, Turkey and across from the Mausoleum of Sultan Ahmed I. It was constructed to commemorate the second anniversary of German Emperor Wilhelm II's visit to Istanbul in 1898. It was built in Germany, then transported piece by piece and assembled in its current site in 1900. The neo-Byzantine style fountain's octagonal dome has eight marble columns, and dome's interior is covered with golden mosaics.
Hagia Sophia / Ayasofya - a former Orthodox patriarchal basilica, later a mosque, and now a museum in Istanbul, Turkey. From the date of its dedication in 360 until 1453, it served as the Greek Patriarchal cathedral of Constantinople, except between 1204 and 1261, when it was converted to a Roman Catholic cathedral under the Latin Empire. The building was a mosque from 29 May 1453 until 1931, when it was secularized. It was opened as a museum on 1 February 1935.
The Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Blue Mosque) - historical mosque in Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey and the capital of the Ottoman Empire (from 1453 to 1923). The mosque is popularly known as the Blue Mosque for the blue tiles adorning the walls of its interior. It was built from 1609 to 1616, during the rule of Ahmed I. Like many other mosques, it also comprises a tomb of the founder, a madrasah and a hospice. While still used as a mosque, the Sultan Ahmed Mosque has also become a popular tourist attraction.
Sultanahmet Teknik ve Endustri Meslek - The Sultan Ahmet technical and Industrial College. From here, views are also featured over Istanbul and the Sea of Marmara.
★ ИСТОРИЧЕСКИЕ ПАМЯТНИКИ ТУРЦИИ . Площадь Ипподром ★HISTORICAL MONUMENTS of TURKEY, the Hippodrome
Обелиск из розового асуанского гранита фараон Тутмос III воздвиг перед Карнакским храмом в Луксоре в 1490 году до н. э. На обелиске изображены иероглифы, прославляющие военные победы фараона.
В 4-м столетии н. э. обелиск был перевезен в Стамбул и в 390 году, в эпоху правления императора Феодосия I, был установлен на спине ипподрома. Считается, что при перевозке обелиск был значительно укорочен, т. к. из-за огромных размеров перевезти его было невозможно. Либо часть обелиска была утрачена по каким-то другим причинам -----------------------------У входа на площадь Ипподром располагается очень красивый памятник, открытый в 1901 году — Немецкий фонтан. История его такова. Султан Абдул-Гамид II подписал разрешение на строительство стратегически важной железной дороги Стамбул — Багдад. Ответным благодарственным жестом на это разрешение стал дар немецкого кайзера Вильгельма II султану и городу Стамбулу — Немецкий фонтан, приуроченный к визиту кайзера в Стамбул.
The obelisk of pink Aswan granite of the Pharaoh Thutmosis III erected in front of Karnak temple in Luxor in 1490 BC, the obelisk depicts characters, glorifying the military victories of the Pharaoh.
In the 4th century BC, the obelisk was brought to Istanbul in the year 390, during the reign of Emperor Theodosius I, was installed on the back of the Hippodrome. It is believed that the transport of the obelisk was significantly shortened, because of the huge size to move him was impossible. Any part of the obelisk was lost for some other reasons -----------------------------at the entrance to the Hippodrome is a very beautiful monument, built in 1901, the German fountain. The history of the problem. Sultan Abdul-Hamid II signed the permission for the construction of strategic Railways Istanbul — Baghdad. Response thank-you gesture for this permission was the gift of the German Kaiser Wilhelm II to the Sultan and the city of Istanbul, the German fountain, timed to the visit of the Kaiser to Istanbul.
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The German Fountain
If you take rest for a moment from your tour in Sultanahmet Square, you are sure to notice the splendor of the German Fountain, together with its magnificent dome. This fountain has quenched the thirst of Istanbul residents throughout the last century, and also stands as a symbol of many important historical events from the 20th Century.
The German Fountain was built by German Emperor Wilhelm the 2nd, and presented as a gift to Sultan Abdülhamid II. It was first unveiled at the beginning of 1901 with a lavish commemoration ceremony.
In addition to being a magnificent gift, the German Fountain was also a symbol of the close relationship between the two empires, which would have significant ramifications on world history. This close relationship between Germany and the Ottoman Empire began in the beginning of the 1900s with the spread of German political influence to the east, and lasted up until the two nations’ alliance in World War I.
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Sultanahmet District in Istanbul, Turkey
The Old City of Istanbul is the oldest part of Istanbul, and the location of most of its historical sights.
Many visitors to İstanbul never make it out of Sultanahmet. And while this is a shame, it's hardly surprising. After all, not many cities have such a concentration of historic sights, shopping precincts, hotels and eateries within easy walking distance. Ideally suited to exploration by foot, the neighbourhood is a showcase of the city's glorious past, crammed as it is with mosques, palaces, churches and houses dating from Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman periods.
Many of Istanbul’s historical gems, mostly consisting of Byzantine and Ottoman-built monuments are in Old City. Most are located a short walk away from, if not immediately on the edges of, Sultanahmet Square. Some other sights are dispersed throughout the peninsula.
Around Sultanahmet Square
• Hagia Sophia. Dating from the sixth century, it was originally a basilica constructed for the Eastern Roman Emperor Justinian I. A masterwork of Roman engineering, the huge 30 m diameter dome covers what was for over 1000 years the largest enclosed space in the world. The church was looted by the fourth Crusaders in 1204, and became a mosque in the 15th century when The Ottomans conquered the city. It was converted into a museum in 1935. Don't miss the excellent mosaics, including those in the gallery, reached by a stone ramp to the left of the entrance.
• Topkapı Palace. The imperial enclave of the Ottoman emperors for four centuries. Lavishly decorated, with four courts of increasing grandeur. In the second court of the entrance to the Harem and the State Treasury, housing a weaponry display. The third court has the Imperial Treasury. Both Islamic and Christian relics, rugs, porcelain. The views from the Fourth Court over the Bosphorus are spectacular. You can also see Prophet Mohammed's belongings.
• Hagia Irene. Hagia Irene, which you will notice to your left after entering the outer yard of Topkapı Palace, is one of few Byzantine-era cathedrals which was never converted to a mosque (though not used for religious purposes either during the Ottoman period).
• Sultanahmet Mosque. With its six minarets and sweeping architecture the Sultanahmet or 'Blue' Mosque impresses from the outside. Unlike Haghia Sophia, this is still a working mosque, entry is through the courtyard on the SW side which is back side of mosque. No shorts or bare shoulders and you will need to remove your footwear. Entrance is free, but donations are welcome upon exit. The mosque is closed during ritual prayer but mosque volunteers provide you with a free presentation about the Mosque and also about Islam during that period. The venue for this event is the Mosque's conference hall. It is the building with Free Event sign that will be on your left while you are approaching the Mosque from Hagia Sophia.
• Basilica Cistern. A giant underground cistern built by Justinian in 532 to provide water to the city in cases of siege. A wooden walkway winds between the pillars, and lights and piped music add to the eerie atmosphere. Bring some type of fish food as you'll see enormous fish swimming below your feet, and throw a coin into the pool to make a wish. The statues of Medussa are impressive.
• Theodosius Cistern. Though smaller than Basilica cistern, Theodosius Cistern is your option of choice if you want to avoid the crowds, but still soak in the atmosphere of an underground cistern. The lighting of the columns is much better than in Basilica Cistern.
• Hippodrome, adjacent to the Basilica Cistern, Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia. This was the centre of Roman and Byzantine Constantinople, and is a great place to begin one's tour and to watch people. The building no longer stands, but the obelisks and sculptures that have been collected here since Theodosius' time in the fourth century remain. The four bronze horses in the facade of St. Marco in Venice used to be on top of the Emperor's box in the Hippodrome and they were looted by the crusaders in 1204. While you are on your way to the hippodrome, don’t forget the German Fountain, a neo-Byzantine style fountain building at the square leading to Hippodrome. It was a gift sent by German Kaiser Wilhelm II to the Ottoman Sultan.
• Archeology Museums. The first museum of Turkey, consist of there museums in same courtyard and different buildings; Archaeological Museum, the Ancient Orient Museum and Tiled Kiosk Museum. The museums houses of over 1 million archeological objects. One of the best pieces are Sumerian tablets such as oldest poem, Alexander the Great Sarcophagus, Treaty of Kadesh, wall of Babylon, Gezer Calendar (10th century BC) and much more!
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Kaiser Wilhelm II - The Last German Emperor I WHO DID WHAT IN WW1?
An excellent documentary on Wilhelm II which will be very useful for students of the Great War, German nationalism and German history in general. Uploaded for .
Kaiser Wilhelm II (1859-1941), Germany's last emperor, was born in Potsdam in 1859, the son of Frederick İ. and Victoria, daughter of Queen Victoria. Wilhelm .
The Last German Emperor, Living in Exile in The Netherlands 1918-1941 Wilhelm II or William II (German: Friedrich Wilhelm Viktor Albert; English: Frederick .
This is my colorization of Kaiser Wilhelm II on my page on deviantart.
1917 Alman İmparatoru II. Wilhelm'in İstanbul Ziyareti
Alman Çeşmesi / Sultanahmet-The German Fountain
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Alman Çeşmesi, Sultanahmet Meydanı’nın kuzey ucunda bulunan ve çevresindeki diğer tarihi eserlere göre oldukça yeni ve farklı bir stile sahip olan çeşmedir. Alman İmparatoru Kayser II. Wilhelm’in 19 Kasım 1898 tarihindeki İstanbul’u ikinci ziyaretinin hatırası olarak Osmanlı Sultanı II. Abdülhamit’e hediye edilmiştir. Tabi ki bu hediye karşılıksız kalmamış, II. Wilhelm bu ziyaretinde İstanbul-Bağdat Demiryolu inşasının Alman firmalara verilmesi sözünü almıştır. 1889 yılındaki ilk ziyaretinden ise Osmanlı ordusunun Alman tüfekleri satın alması sözüyle dönmüştü.
Çeşmenin planlarını Kayser’in özel danışmanı olan Mimar Mark Spitta çizmiş, yapımını Mimar Schoele üstlenmiştir. Ayrıca Alman Mimar Carlitzik ve İtalyan Mimar Joseph Antony de bu projede çalışmışlardır. Çeşmenin tüm parçaları Almanya’da hazırlanmış ve parçalar halinde İstanbul’a getirildikten sonra Alman heyeti tarafından önce At Meydanı’nı ağaçlandırma çalışmaları yapılmış ardından da çeşme bugün bulunduğu yerde birleştirilmiştir. Çevre düzenlemesinden çeşmenin kanalizasyon giderine kadar yapılan tüm işlerin masrafları II. Wilhelm tarafından karşılanmıştır. Çeşmenin, Sultan II. Abdülhamit’in 1 Eylül 1900 tarihindeki 25. cülüs töreninde açılması planlanmış ancak bu tarihe yetiştirilemeyince çeşme, II. Wilhelm’in doğum günü olan 27 Ocak 1901 günü görkemli bir törenle açılmıştır.18. yüzyıldan itibaren Osmanlı şehirlerinde görkemli, süslü meydan çeşmelerine rastlasak da Bizantino-morik / Neo-Bizans mimarideki bu çeşme, Türk cami şadırvanları örnek alınarak tasarlanmış olmasına rağmen kendinden önce inşa edilen hiç bir Osmanlı çeşmesine benzememektedir. Aynı şekilde üstü açık, heykelli Avrupa çeşmelerinden de oldukça farklıdır. Yine de çeşmenin genel konsepti bir tür Alman neo-rönesansı olan rundbogenstil çizgisindedir. Çeşmenin sekizgen mermer kaidesinin, merdiven olan güney yüzü hariç diğer her bir yüzünde oymalarla süslenmiş döküm musluklar ve bunların geniş mermer yalakları bulunur. Musluklar, muslukların takılı olduğu levhalar, kubbe çemberi, sütun kaideleri ve başlıkları Alman üslubunda kabartma nakışlı tunçtan yapılmıştır. Güney tarafından sekiz basamaklı merdivenle çıkılan bir platform, sütunların ortasında kalan mermer su haznesinin etrafını dolaşır. Platformun içinde yedi tane sabit mermer kanepe bulunmaktadır, zemininde ise mozaik süslemeler mevcuttur. Bu mermer kanepeler zamanının İstanbul serserileri arasında “Lüks Otel” ve “Alman Palas” adları ile meşhur olmuş, bu yüzden zemin mozaikleri de zarar görmüştür.
ALMAN İMPARATORU WİLHELM İN TARABYA ZİYARETİ 1917
ALMAN İMPARATORU WİLHELM İN 1917 İSTANBUL ZİYARETİNDEKİ DURAKLARDAN BİRİ TARABYA ALMAN MEZARLIĞIDIR LÜKS BİR TEKNEYLE KURMAYLARI VE OSMANLI ZABİTLERİYLE KARAYA ÇIKAN İMPARATOR BURADA BULUNAN ALMAN MEZARLIĞINA GELİR BURADA 1. DÜNYA SAVAŞINDA BİZİMLE BERABER ÇANAKKALE VE DİĞER CEPHELERDE SAVAŞMIŞ YAKLAŞIK 700 ALMAN ASKERİNİN MEZARI VAR UZUN YILLAR OSMANLI ORDUSUNA ASKERİ DANIŞMANLIK YAPMIŞ COLMAR VON DER GOLTZ PAŞANIN MEZARIDA VASİYETİ GEREĞİ BURADA YATIYOR ALMAN İMPARATORU PAŞANIN MEZARINA BİR DEMET ÇİÇEK BIRAKIYOR GOLTZ PAŞA İLK DEFA 2. ABDÜLHAMİT DÖNEMİNDE İSTANBULA DAVET EDİLMİŞ OSMANLI ORDUSU İÇİNDE PEK ÇOK ISLAHAT VE REFORM YAPMIŞ BİRİSİDİR 1897 TÜRK YUNAN SAVAŞINDAKİ BAŞARIDA BUYUK ROLÜ VARDIR BAĞDAT TA TİFÜS HASTALIĞINDAN ÖLDÜ MEZARI TARABYA DADIR VASİYETİ GEREĞİ BAŞ UCUNDA TÜRK VE ALMAN BAYRAKLARI ALTINDA TARABYA DA YATMAK İSTEDİĞİNİ BELİRTMİŞTİR BU İSTEĞİNDEN KENDİSİNİN BİR TÜRK DOSTU OLDUĞUNU SÖYLEYEBİLİRİZ ...
UN Pays Qui Agonise - La Turquie AKA Turkey (1920-1924)
Part of a French film on Turkey. Title: Un Pays Qui Agonise - La Turquie.
Item intercut with intertitles in French.
Shot of mosque with trees around it. At the Hippodrome Place, pan past prisons, tall obelisk of former ruler Constantine Porforianisos, man in fez hat walks past. Shot 2 mosques, one on hill in background could be Mosque of Sultan Ahmet (Camii?). Fountain of Guillaume, referred to as a gift from the Kaiser (does not say which), another mosque in foreground. Another shot of mosque of Ahmet, the only one with 6 minarets (though only 4 shown here). Pan on buildings housing Hamam Sultan baths, pan left to Hagia Sophia mosque (formerly St. Sophia church, built in 532 - 537 ad, this is in the old quarter of Greek Byzantium). Shot of the arsenal. Title describing next shot as the fountain of the Sultan, in fact is shot of square building with designs on walls, sloped roof has small domed turrets sticking up from it.
Two boys riding a horse, pan up structure of double arches with bells hanging at top, Arabic writing carved on wall. Men & boys gathered around well or cistern filling jugs. Shot looking up a narrow street, upper stories jut out over street. Shoe shine men at work, carpets hang behind them. Garden walkway with Turkish flags hanging over walkway. Various shots men sitting at outdoor cafe table smoking hookahs (hubble-bubbles).
Good tracking shot from boat heading up Bosporus passing a mosque, the Arsenal of Tophane, palaces, villas with sail ships in foreground. Boat passes a tower and then the Dolma Baghte palace (residence of the current Sultan - Mehmet Vahideddin) including both palatial buildings and adjoining gardens. Farther up Bosporus we see the burned ruins of Tcheragan Palace . Closer shot passing wall of garden and another mosque. Boat passes Palace of Abdul-Aziz (ruled 1830-76) - extremely ornate and impressive. Next we see palace formerly owned by Empress Eugenie, now prison of dethroned Sultan Abdul-Hamid IIs, guards standing outside. Various villas along the Bosporus.
Looking from hill toward Prinkipo (now Bykada) Island, residence of Turkish nobility. Tip of island crowded with houses. Tracking shot on boat passing Thrapia where the Embassies are. Boat with flag of USA passe. Some grand buildings and some smaller houses. More tracking shots from boat of Scutari on Asia Minor coast.
Note: according to WPA cataloguing a tinted version of this item exists - not clear whether British Pathe also holds tinted version.
Note: further sections of this film exist in ON 377 A.
FILM ID:2438.17
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21.04. 2014 Istanbul II. - Türkei. 13. Video.
1. Istanbul - Hippodrom
Wir besichtigen das Hippodrom,
Pferderennbahn im antiken Konstantinopel.
Wagenrennen und Gladiatorenkämpfe.
Ägyptischer Obelisk - Obelisk Thutmosis III. (390)
Der Obelisk war 32 m hoch.
Er zerbrach noch vor dem Aufrichten.
Der Obelisk ist jetzt nur noch 19,59 m hoch.
Obelisk aus gemauerten Steinen.
Er war mit goldenen Platten verziert.
Er steht im Süden auf dem Platz des Hippodroms.
Die Schlangensäule.
Der Deutsche Brunnen - Kaiser-Wilhelm-Brunnen.
Ein achteckiger, überdachter Brunnen.
Er wurde im Namen der deutschen Regierung 1901 dort aufgestellt.
Er sollte an den Besuch Kaiser Wilhelm III. in Konstantinopel im Jahre 1898 erinnern.
2. Topkapi-Palast 15. Jhdt.
Der Topkapi-Palast war 400 Jahre Wohn- und Regierungssitz der Sultane.
Heute ist der Topkapi-Palast ein Museum, in dem die Schätze dieser Zeit ausgestellt werden.
In der Palastanlage gibt es 4 Höfe.
Das Sultans-Tor.
Die Schatzkammer.
Vom Gelände des Topkapi-Palast hat man einen wunderbaren Panoramablick auf auf Istanbul, den Bosporus und das Goldene Horn.
Istanbul Fontaine du Kaiser02.mpg
Istanbul La Fontaine du Kaiser Guillaume réalisée en 1900 par l'entreprise allemande Puhl & Wagner . Elle fut offerte par l'empereur Guillaume II au sultan Abdulhamid II.
Photos et montage : Patrick Boschet ;
Musique : Le repos du guerrier de Hicham Chahidi.