Academic studies on Ali Bey Hüseyinzade in post-independence Azerbaijan

Hüseyinzade Ali Bey, one of the famous figures of the Committee of Union and Progress and one of the thinkers of the idea of Turkism, was born on February 24, 1864 in the town of Salyan near Baku. He lost his mother at a young age. He started to live in this city due to his father's assignment to Tbilisi. He completed his primary education here at the Tbilisi Muslim School. He was under two influences at Petersburg University, Pan-Slavism and Socialism. As Ali Bey removed the idea of Pan-Turkism from Pan-Slavism; He also took the morality of Populism from socialism. As soon as Hüseyinzade Ali Bey graduated from St. Petersburg University, he left Russia and came to Istanbul. Although he wanted to work as a Physics-Mathematics graduate, he could not find a suitable environment and although he was a university graduate, he had to enter the Military Medical School as a student. Hüseyinzade Ali Bey, who graduated from medical school and became a doctor in 1895, was appointed as a specialist assistant (assistant) to the Haydarpaşa Military Hospital Emrâz-ı Skin and Efrenciye (Skin and Syphilis Diseases) clinic in Istanbul with the rank of captain. This is how he started life after a successful student life.