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Pro-Sultan, religious Muslim political opponents painted these events as a global Jewish and Freemason plot carried out by Turkey's secret Jews, the Dönmeh, with Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the chief revolutionary and former member of the Committee of Union and Progress (CUP), a leading Dönmeh himself. He hailed from a Sephardic family that had settled in Smyrna (modern-day Izmir, Turkey). There he got his surname Kemal, meaning “brilliant”.
"The overthrow of the Sultan resulted in the establishment of new more secular nationalist government, under Mustafa Kemal. The Donmeh sect of Judaism was founded in the 17th century by Rabbi Sabbatai Zevi, a Kabbalist who believed he was the Messiah but was forced to convert to Islam by Sultan Mehmet IV, the Ottoman ruler.
Mustafa Kemal berasal dari Salonika (sama sepertika pengikut fahaman Sabbatean) dan mendapat pendididkan awal di sekolah sekular (Şemsi Effendi) dimana hampir kesemua tenaga pengajarnya adalah golongan Yahudi Donmeh. Calling themselves Committee for Union and Progress (İttihat ve Terakki Cemiyeti) the Young Turks pushed to transform again the absolute monarchy into a constitutional one. doi: 10.1353/jwh.2007.0009 (accessed 6 March 2013). the Muslims of Turkey from taking back their nation and their faith, and aligning themselves with their Muslim neighbors." "Long before the 'cultural revolution' of Communist China, and starting before the Bolshevik Jews of Russia destroyed Christianity and Christians in the Slavic World, the Donmeh (the Secret Jews of Turkey), and especially Mustafa Kemal (Ataturk), tried very hard to strip Turkey of its religion and of its culture. Members of this community were instrumental in the making of modern secular Turkey.
One of the Young Turk leaders in Salonica was Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey. "we could make them Christians!"
those who speak up against dictator Mustafa Kemal's Zionist ideology or his anti-Islamic reforms? Each branch had its own prayer community, organized into a "Kahal," or congregation (Hebrew).The Dönmeh’s history of Sabbatean theological and ritual secrecy grounded in Jewish tradition, coupled with public observance of Islam, make accusations of secret Jewish control convenient, according to Baer.Additionally, the crypto-Jewish conspiracy claim has been used throughout modern Turkish history by rightists and Islamists to undermine the legitimacy of incumbent political leadership, and, today, by leftists and secularists seeking to undermine the political legitimacy of Erdogan and the origins of Islamism more broadly.
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The Turks became suspicious and instead of accepting them like most other converts like Bosniaks or Albanian Muslims, called them Donmeh, from the Turkish word for “turning.” They were seen as turncoats, not as honest-to-Allah Muslims.In the 19th century, the Ottoman Empire was lagging behind the West. His embracing of Freemasonry occurred in 1909 and even the wikipedia acknowledges under its 'list of Freemasons' that Mustafa Kemal was a member of the Rissorta Lodge (Number 80) of
The mighty Janissaries, So the Young Turk movement was formed in Salonika.