Writer, publisher (b.
1871, İstanbul - d. 1922, İstanbul). He attended Beşiktaş Military School
(1890) and graduated from Medical School, Department of Pharmacy (1893). After
working at Haydarpaşa and Yıldız Hospitals for some time, he started to work in
the publishing business and began to write articles for various reviews and to
publish books. In 1902, the publications in the review Musavver Terakki
offended Russia so he was exiled to Jerusalem in 1903. He stayed there for four
years and then fled to Cairo in 1907. After the declaration of the Second
Constitutional Monarchy (1908), he returned to İstanbul and was appointed
captain to the Military Health, Translation and Statistic Division.
In 1912, he was
promoted to major and began to work as crime and punishment inspector at the
Ministry of War Health Department. He published some reviews in this period
such as Ceride-i Tıbbiye-i Askeriye, Afiyet, Güzel Prenses and Hür
Çocuk. He published compilation and translation books aimed at the general
public on various subjects, as Ahmet Mithat Efendi did. He published Nevsal-i
Nisvan, which was the first almanac for women. He prepared more than a
hundred translation and compilation works. His grave is located in Karacaahmet.
WORKS:
STUDY-RESEARCH: Muharrir Kadınlar (Women Writers),
1892), Musavver Fenni Eğlenceler (Technological
Entertainment in Pictures, Part 1 and
In addition, he
translated from Hugo and Dumas.