“The Single Man”’s own words: The one which was “the most tyrannical state history has ever seen”(!) and which accomplished, in favor of Zionism and the imperialist Crusader West in its orbit, the task that Crusader Europe could not achieve in six centuries—that is, burying the Ottoman Empire and the Islamic Caliphate into history, in other words, solving the “Eastern Question” once and for all; and who claimed that exiling all the Ottoman Caliphs and Sultans—all of whom were Turk and Muslim—along with all their lineage, kin, relatives, and family from their own homeland in order to save the Turkish nation from the Ottoman (that is, to save the Turk from the Turk) was a much more “liberating” and sacred task than driving the Greeks into the sea; this is the story of the dramatic lives in exile and the tragic fates—surpassing any film or series—of only one family from the House of Osman, which boasts the most pure and authentic ancient Turkish ancestry and of which M. Kemal said “the accounts of centuries have been settled”: Şehzâde Mahmûd Şevket Efendi and his unfortunate only child, Nermîn Sulŧân, who was just a 13-month-old baby when they went into exile—exiled by the “Second Term” opposition-free “maiden-like Parliament” composed of former Unionists and new Kemalists, all appointed by M. Kemal and subservient to his orders, through an unlawful law numbered 431, passed on the night of March 3, 1924, 28 days before the Treaty of Lausanne was signed and entered into force, which scattered them like loose cotton outside national borders—without distinction of man or woman, husband or wife, old woman, infant, sick or elderly, disabled or crippled—and banned them from even “transit” passage over Turkey—even by plane—sending them into a “Savage Exile” of no return and subjecting them to “genocide”… what is told in this book you hold is their story.