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Order of the
Medjidie (Ottoman Turkish: نشانِ مجیدیه,
August 29, 1852 – 1922) was a
military and
civilian order of the
Ottoman Empire. The
order was instituted...
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Mecidiye or
Médjidié may
refer to: Mecidiye,
Bozkurt Mecidiye,
Ezine Mecidiye,
Erzincan Mecidiye, Karacabey, a
village Mecidiye, Keşan, a
village Mecidiye...
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Hamid II, the
Sultan of the
Ottoman Empire at the time, who gave him the
Medjidie Medal of
fourth degree "for his
excellent efforts in
promoting this industry...
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Commonwealth armed forces. Doughty-Wylie had been
awarded the
Order of the
Medjidie from the very
Ottoman Government he
later fought against. He was generally...
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Giacomo Durando (4
February 1807 – 21
August 1894) was an
Italian general and statesman. His
brother Giovanni was also a
general of the
Risorgimento and...
- Sir
Auckland Colvin KCSI KCMG CIE (1838–1908) was a
colonial administrator in
India and Egypt, born into the Anglo-Indian
Colvin family. He was comptroller...
- Karl
Bruno Julius Mudra, from 1913 von
Mudra (1
April 1851, in Bad
Muskau – 21
November 1931, in Zippendorf) was a
Prussian officer, and
later General...
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Teutonic Knights (1916) Red
Cross Medal (Prussia, 1916)
Order of the
Medjidie (Ottoman Empire, 1916)
Grand Cross of the
Albert Order with a
golden star...
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Glory was not made
obsolete by the
institution of the
Order of the
Medjidie in 1851, but
continued to be
awarded during the
reign of
Abdul Hamid II...
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General Sir
Arthur Borton GCB GCMG (20
January 1814 – 7
September 1893) was a
British Army
officer who went on to
serve as
Governor of
Malta from 1878...
