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| Major Frederick Millingen FRGS | |||||||
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| Born | 1839 | ||||||
| Occupation | armed services | ||||||
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Notes
Office Notes
House Notes
Notes From Elsewhere
Major Frederick Millingen (born 1839) also known as Osman Seifi Bey a was an officer in the Turkish army
Frederick Millingen was the son of British surgeon Julius Michael Millingen (1800-1878), who was attached to the Greek army and apparently of Dutch descent. Upon his surrender to the Turks in 1823 he became court physician to five successive sultans. Frederick Millingen's mother Melek Hanim was of Greek, Armenian, and French heritage and wrote the book Thirty Years in a Harem (1872)[
Frederick Millingen was baptized in the Greek Orthodox Church and took the name Alexis Andrejevitch (Alexis Andreevich).
Publications
External Publications
The Conquest of the World by the Jews
· Wild life among the Koords (1870)
Kurtler Arasinda Dogal Yasam
Les Femmes en Turquie
1878
House Publications
the Circassian slaves and the sultan's harem [1 Mar. 1870]
on the Koords [21 dec. 1869]
on the Negro slaves in Turkey [1 feb. 1870]
