After the declaration of Mesrutiyet II (Constitution II), he returned to Istanbul. He was designated as the General Inspector to Macedonia and then to Berlin Embassy. He joined to the Operation Army in the 31 March event. Enver Pasha as the commander of Iskodra front, successfully suppressed the Italian attack and he was promoted with lieutenant colonel rank, in 1912. In 23^rd January 1913, he joined the Babiali Attack, which was organised by Ittihat ve Terakki Cemiyeti (The Party of Union and Progress). He forced Grand Vizier Kamil Pasha to resign. Thus, The Party of Union and Progress took the control of the government. Enver Pasha played an important role in the recapture of Edirne by the Ottomans and he was given colonel rank and then brigadier general because of his success. Enver Pasha was attended to be the Harbiye Naziri (the Minister of War) by grand vizier Sait Halim Pasha’s government, in 1914. He married the daughter of Sehzade (prince) Suleyman. He renovated the military system, and imposed German style instead of French style. He had an important role in Ottoman-German alliance in the World War I. After, the Ottoman State was defeated in the First World War, Enver Pasha and the other members of the Party of Union and Progress were exiled. They went to Odessa, and then to Berlin, and at last to Russia. Although Enver Pasha wanted to join to the National War in Anatolia, he was rejected. He joined the Oriental Nations conference in Bacu, in September, 1920, and he established the Turkey Council Party in Batum and tried to establish the Turkistan State. But, he defeated by the Russian forces. He died in 4^th August 1922, in Tajikistan, near Belcivan in a war, he was buried in Cegen village.

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