CezzarAhmet Pasa (Pasha) (?-1804), also identified in some transliterations as Djezzar Pasha, was an Ottoman general who defeated Napoleon Bonaparte during his Egypt campaign in Syria at the siege of Acre.
After the capture of Egypt (which was then an Ottoman territory) in 1799 by Bonaparte, the French army attempted to invade Syria.
Bonaparte, whose fleet had been destroyed by Nelson at the Battle of the Nile, was forced to return his army to Egypt.
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CezzarAhmet Pasa (Pasha) (?- 1804) was an Ottoman general who defeated Napoleon Bonaparte during his Egypt campaign in Syria near the Castle of Saida.
After the capture of Egypt (which was then an Ottoman territory) in 1789 by Bonaparte,the French army attempted to invade Syria.
However, CezzarAhmet managed to stop the French troops near the Castle of Saida, withsome 3000 soldiers.
Cezzar Ahmed Pasha, continuing his defense preparations, put in order his weapons and forces.
However, since they had infinite confidence CezzarAhmet Pasha, this resulted in no loss in their resistance power.
Cezzar Ahmed Pasha, who is famous because of his efforts and service could not be kept in Europe and laid his hands on North Africa, assaulted on Asia, competed with Napoleon in Akka defense and upset that proud commander.
An indication of Napoléon's devotion to the principles of the Enlightenment was his decision to take scholars along on his expedition: among the other discoveries that resulted, the Rosetta Stone was found.
He was defeated by CezzarAhmet in Syria near the Castle of Saida.
Napoléon's fleet in Egypt was completely destroyed by Nelson at The Battle of the Nile, so that Napoléon became land-bound.
These illustrations sparked great interest at the time, to the point that one of them, the multi-headed jinn figure, was used by the Gülriz Sururi and Engin Cezzar company for their booklet covers and posters.
The edition prepared by Esin Atil and printed by the Koç Bank Press (1999, Istanbul) was my reference source which reflects the circumcision ceremony of the four sons of Sultan Ahmet III.
The miniaturist Kalender illustrated a falnâme for Ahmet I in the 17th century in which he used images based on Ottoman and Islamic mythology.
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Kücük Ismail, Ahmet Fehim, Kel Hasan were among the artists who contributed to the development of the new Turkish
Minakyan, with Ahmet Fehim, Muhsin Ertugrul and Leon Hanciyan, who also gave lectures to the students.
Oraloglu Theatre founded in 1960-61 and Gülriz Sururi and Engin Cezzar Theatre founded in 1962 are still staging plays.
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The 1960s was a time when private theatres developed and multiplied rapidly.
The Dormen Theatre founded in 1955, the 1961 Oraloglu Theatre, the 1962 Gulriz Sururi-Engin Cezzar Group, and the 1963 Ankara Classical Theatre (AST) were among those that led the way in Turkish theatre at the time.
These theatres also produced important works for children's theatre.
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1987 Filmed his documentary portrait of Ahmet Ertegün.
1988-89 Director of photography for The Epic of Keşanlı Ali directed by Genco Erkal, The Pavement Sparrow directed by Engin Cezzar, and A Life of Luxury directed by Haldun Dormen, all adapted from theatre productions for Turkish National Television.
2003- Currently working on A French Pasha in Istanbul, the life story of Bombardier Ahmet Paşa, whose real name was Count Alexandre Bouneval.
After the fall of Egypt (which was then an Ottoman territory) in 1789 by Bonaparte, the French army proceeded to invade Syria.
However, Ottoman Commander CezzarAhmet managed to stop the French troops near the Castle of Saida, with some 3000 soldiers.
That is why, the French Army retreated in order to survive as the French navy (which was their logistic supply) was terminated by the British navy in Battle of the Nile.
