Özet:

Rudolf von Slatin's career began by taking official duties under the Egyptian government, thanks to British civil and military officials he met during his trip to Sudan while he was an Austrian-Hungarian citizen. Mr. Slatin, who left Vienna at the age of 17, has not had a good educational status, but has been able to do important tasks in Sudan at a very young age. The contribution of Mr. Slatin to these tasks by the powerful British General C. Gordon of that time is a controversial fact. Mr. Slatin's career in Sudan has followed the landing outlet from the Accident Directorate to the Provincial Governorate, from the 12-year prison period to the Sudan General Inspectorate. Specifically, the important duties Mr. Slatin took in the British-Egyptian military force during the years of the British occupation of Sudan in 1896-1898 increased his recognition. Mr. Slatin, who is on the front fronts of the British-Egyptian army moving to Sudan’s interior areas, was the one who sent the army given to the capture of the Khalifa and his commanders who once held himself in prison. It was one of the few names that restored Sudan during the British rule that began with the eradication of the Mehdi State in 1899. The story of Mr. Slatin, who is closely observing the "Mehdi Movement", which can be called a breakthrough point in the modern history of Sudan, will open new doors to the work on the period.