News The Man Who Might Have Become Sultan

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Ertugrul Osman, a notable figure linked to the Ottoman Dynasty, has passed away at the age of 97, prompting a wave of mourning in Turkey. His death has drawn attention to his life and legacy, with discussions highlighting the contrast between historical figures like Osman and contemporary public figures. The conversation reflects on the respect and class often attributed to historical personalities, suggesting that future historians may recognize the significance of modern figures currently overlooked. Additionally, there is curiosity about the rental market for his New York apartment, previously rented at $350, indicating a broader interest in his personal life and circumstances.
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I have a friend in Athens (in his 80's) that has insisted for years Mr. Osman lives in NY. I owe an apology to my friend.
 
It always seems that historic figures like this are so much more classy and respectable than current public figures. I suspect that someday historians will promote the greatness of some modern day figures that go largely unnoticed.
 
Having never heard of the man before, I can't rightly speak with authority about him, but judging from the articles it does seem he was a quality guy.
 
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