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Meşhur İttihatçılardan Yakup Cemil Bey, I. Dünya Savaşı yıllarında İngiltere ile münferit bir barış antlaşması yapılmasını savunduğu ve bu fikrini gerçekleştirmek üzere İttihatçı hükümete karşı bir darbe organize ettiği gerekçeleriyle tutuklanmış ve idam edilmişti. Yakup Cemil Bey’in bu davranışında rütbesinin yükseltilmesi talebinin Harbiye Nazırı Enver Paşa tarafından reddedilmesinin de etkisi vardı. İdamından sonra hükümet ailesine maaş bağladı. 30 Ekim 1918’de Mondros Mütarekesi’nin imzalanmasından sonra ailesi rütbesinin Kaymakam (Yarbay) olduğunu iddia ettikleri Yakup Cemil Bey’in ailesi olarak kendilerine hak ettikleri maaşın bağlanmadığı gerekçesi ile hükümete başvurdu. Aynı şekilde kardeşleri de idam sürecinde ve sonrasında ticaretlerinin engellendiğini ileri sürerek zararlarının tazmin edilmesini istedi. Yapılan uzun incelemelerden sonra ailenin ve kardeşlerin iddialarının gerçeği yansıtmadığı ortaya çıktı. Aslında aile mütareke dönemindeki İttihatçı karşıtı havadan faydalanmak istemişlerdi. Bu durum İttihatçı karşıtı hükümetin de politikalarına uygun olduğu için desteklenmişti. Ama sonuçta Yakup Cemil Bey’in idam edildiğinde kaymakam değil ihtiyat binbaşı rütbesinde bulunduğu ve ailesine de buna uygun maaş bağlandığı belirlenmişti.
From the famous Alliedists, Mr. Yakup Cemil was arrested and executed for reasons he defended the conclusion of a peace treaty with Britain in the years of World War I and organized a coup against the Allied government to realize this idea. In this behavior, Mr. Yakup Cemil had the effect that the request to raise his rank was also rejected by the Harbiye Nazırı Enver Pasha. After his death, the government paid a salary to his family. On October 30, 1918, after the signature of the Mondros Treaty, the family of Jacob Cemil, who claimed that his family's status was Kaymakam, applied to the government with the reason that the wage they deserve was not bound. In the same way, his brothers also demanded compensation for their damages, claiming that their trade was blocked during and after the execution process. After long investigations, it was revealed that the claims of the family and brothers did not reflect the truth. In fact, the family wanted to take advantage of the anti-coalition air during the wartime. This situation was supported by the anti-coalition government as well as in accordance with its policies. But at the end, when Mr. Jacob Cemil was executed, it was determined that he was in the ranges of the guard general and that his family had a suitable salary.
Yakup Cemil Bey, one of the famous members of the Union, was arrested and executed on the grounds that he defended being made an individual peace treaty with Britain in the years of World War I and organized a coup against the Unionist government in order to realize this idea. In this behaviour of Yakup Cemil Bey, being refused of his request for the promotion of his rank by the Minister of War, Enver Pasha, also had an effect. After his execution the government put on his family a salary. After the signing of the Mondros Armistice on 30 October 1918, his family applied to the government on the grounds that the salary they deserved was not tied to them as the family of Yakup Cemil Bey, whom they claimed was the rank of a district governor (Lieutenant Colonel). Similarly, his brothers demanded compensation for their losses by claiming that their trade had been blocked during and after the execution process. After long investigations, the claims of the family and the brothers did not reflect the truth. In fact, the family wanted to benefit from the anti-union air during the armistice period. This situation was supported because it was in line with the policies of the government, which was against the anti-union. But in the end, when Yakup Cemil Bey was executed, it was detected that he had been in the rank of substitute major, not the district governor and his family had been assigned a suitable salary with his rank.
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