A Buried Legacy,
A Global Operation,
A Shocking Truth

Alp Tufan is not merely an author. He is a witness — and in many ways, a remnant — of a history that refuses to remain buried. Born into a lineage long committed to the service of the Turkish state, Tufan’s roots stretch far beyond the republican era, deeper even than the late Ottoman establishment. His family has stood, often in silence, where states are formed, dissolved, and silently redefined.

He was shaped by the best — masters in their respective fields, each contributing to a quiet, deliberate formation. Yet no figure left a deeper mark than Orhan Tufan, his greatest teacher and the quiet architect of his path. The result was inevitable: Alp Tufan emerged as a deeply equipped, multidimensional specialist — forged in secrecy, prepared for impact.

In The Code of the Tufans, Tufan unveils fragments of a truth carefully folded into centuries. From the archives of Switzerland to discreet vaults in Berlin, from the cathedrals of Paris to the financial towers of New York, his story connects institutions and individuals that history has chosen to forget — or perhaps protect. Some of what he carries runs not only through documents, but through blood — a legacy whispered across centuries, cloaked in silence, sanctified by time.

Some legacies are not passed down by inheritance but by survival. And some lives are not led, but guarded — by forces seen and unseen. Tufan’s path was marked not only by those who tried to erase him, but by those who silently ensured he endured. It is said that power draws enemies; but ancient knowledge draws predators. In writing this book, he did not simply break silence. He disturbed something older than empires — and perhaps, something older than history itself.

What he reveals is not just personal. It is civilizational.