The secret history of freemasonry in Turkey

Q: What is the historical origin of Freemasonry in Turkey?

Freemasonry in Turkey dates back to the period of the Committee for Union and Progress during the reigns of Sultan Murad and Sultan Abdul Hamid II. It has maintained a presence throughout various eras of Turkish history as a long-standing organization.

Q: How is the relationship between Turkish Freemasons and international lodges described?

Turkish masonry is not independent and operates under the authority of European lodges, particularly those based in Britain, Scotland, and France. These international organizations direct the events and strategic activities carried out by their Turkish counterparts.

Q: What has been the ideological objective of these Masonic networks in Turkey?

The networks have sought to promote materialist philosophies, including Darwinism, while aiming to influence the political landscape. They have historically worked to neutralize the supporters of spiritual values and undermine the moral integrity of the nation.

Q: What measures did Atatürk take regarding Freemasonry?

Atatürk identified the influence of these organizations and took the precautionary measure of closing down the Masonic lodges operating within the country.

Abstract

This video explores the long-standing history of Freemasonry in Turkey, tracing its presence from the Ottoman era to the present day. It discusses the organizational structure of these lodges, their dependence on international branches, and their alleged efforts to promote materialism and Darwinism. The presentation highlights the impact of these networks on the nation's political landscape and social stability.