Why did the British Deep State considered the Galata Tower significant?
The door guard of Galata Tower and the British soldiers returning from patrol (Invasion of Istanbul, November 13th, 1918)
The British infantries on the staircases of the Galata Tower. These infantries were responsible for securing the Galata Tower and its vicinity.
During the years of occupation, Galata Tower was used for observing the city. In this photo one can see British marines observing the city at the top of the Galata Tower.
The British soldiers who spied on during the occupation years of Istanbul from the window of the barrack annexed to the upper level of the Galata Tower.
The top of the Tower had the view of the Golden Horn and a great part of Istanbul.
Underneath the Galata Tower there are numerous canals where many human skulls and bones were found from the years of occupation. Its basement room served as a dungeon.
The Galata Tower is a deep state symbol for the British Deep State. During the occupation of Constantinople (Istanbul), Galata Tower was used as an observation tower for intelligence purposes by the British. In those years there was no conical roof on the tower. There was a barrack on the stepped gable. It was used to observe the city. The barrack was added later for intelligence gathering purposes.
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