Constantinople - Calling Cards
This collection of calling cards from Constantinople gives an idea of the people Ronya and Moritz Abraham socialized with.
Could this have been the reason why Aaron Aaronsohn stayed in contact with Moritz Abraham?
Calling cards, Constantinople - ca 1909
- Colonel Y. Petroff
- Bulgarian Liaison Officer to the Headquarters of the Allied Forces in the Orient.
- J.A. Najditch
- Member of the "Actions Comitee" of the Universal Zionist Organization
- Member of the Inspecting Council of the Jewish Colonial Trust Ltd, London
- Colonel Rolletto Dott. Enrico
- Commandant of the Italian Troups, Constantinople
- Dr. Wellisch
- A Hungarian Jew, he became an Ottoman official and had extensive connections in Kushta.
- Dr. Wellisch headed the health department of the Turkish Ministry of the Interior for many years.
- He was Herzl's unofficial representative in Constantinople ca 1903.
- Permanent Board Member of the Education Ministry
- Turkish Ambassador in Vienna ? Herzl's agent in Constantinople was Dr. Soma Wellisch (1866–1926), a Hungarian-born Jewish doctor who headed the health department of the Turkish Ministry of the Interior for many years.
- Dr. Amelie Frisch
- Head of the Austro-Hungarian hospital in Constantinople
- See Medicina Historica
- Sophocle E. Veniselos (Sophocles E. Venizelos)
- Captain of Artillery, Greek Military Attache. Later Member of Parliament, Ambassador, then Greek Prime Minister.
- See Wikipedia
- J. Fernandez Guillamet
- Drogman Adjunct to the Spanish Legation.
- (Drogman: interpreter attached to Western diplomats in the Ottoman Empire.)
- P.G.Coumaris
- Vice-consul of Her Hellenic Majesty. Dardanelles.
- Peter Iv. Lajitschkoff
- Bulgarian Diplomatic Agency, Constantinople
- J. Salem Effendi
- Turkish Vice-Consul, Tripoli
- Herbert Wolff
- German Embassy, Constantinople
- Maggiore Cav. Mario Stanzani
- Head of the Italian Aeronautic Mission, Constantinople