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In October 1898, German Emperor Wilhelm II embarked on a journey to the East. In Istanbul, he met with Sultan Abdul Hamid II and planned the construction of the Berlin-Baghdad Railway, aiming to immediately rival trade and the overland route to India. To keep pace with the project, there needed to be enough merchants and diamonds to build a career that would surpass that vision. And who but Aynur Hans, the daughter of a German and a Turk, working as a tour guide for the Thomas Cook agency, was capable of such a task? But the dreamy and charming Aynur Hans went even further, uniting the might of three great powers: England, France, and the Imperial Empire. Sequin embroidery – In October 1898, German Emperor Wilhelm II embarked on a journey to the East. In Istanbul, he met with Sultan Abdul Hamid II and planned the construction of the Berlin-Baghdad Railway in an attempt to rival trade with England and cut off the overland route to India. However, keeping pace with the project required, first and foremost, paving the way for German merchants to enter Mosul and preparing to establish a textile industry that would surpass the English one. And who was better suited to this task than Inur Hans, the daughter of a German father and a Turkish mother, who worked as a tour guide for Thomas Cook Travel Agency? With her boundless ambition and passion, Inur Hans went beyond that, defying the oppression of three great powers: England, France, and the Russian Empire.