75 years ago the founder of modern Turkey - Mustafa Kemal Atatürk died

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Kadiköy
KADIKÖY'DE ATA'YA SAYGI ZİNCİRİ - Hürriyet TV Haber

On one of the bosphorus bridges
BOĞAZİÇİ KÖPRÜSÜ'NDE HAYAT DURDU - Hürriyet TV Haber

In Atatürks mausoleum
ANITKABİR'DE ATA'YI ANMA TÖRENİ - Hürriyet TV Haber

and Dolmabahce palace, where he died
DOLMABAHÇE'DE 10 KASIM - Hürriyet TV Haber

 

[damm1t]

Rest in peace ATAM...

 

[Neptune]

Our beloved father closed his eyes for the last time at 0905 hours, 10th November 1938. He fought many battles, made many reforms. He proved that Turks can't and won't live without their independence. He proved to the World that, if you have faith in freedom of your country, nothing is impossible. From the sands of Libya to the Shores of Gallipoli, From a foxhole at WWI to the seat of Presidency of a modern secular republic.

For God and Country, Rest in peace father, you will not be disappointed.

In honor of Mustafa Kemal ATAÜRK's 75th anniversary, we're welcomed to answer members questions about Atatürk and his personal life


(i know there's already a thread in Turkish Section which in deed includes some good analyses regarding Republic period. But just wanted to hear our voice loudly for this day.)

 

[madmusti]

 

[olcayto]

Ruhu şad olsun.
Akıllarımız da hep var olsun.
Bugünün nesilleri o'na layık olsun.

Mekanın cennet olsun Atam.

 

[-SINAN-]

I think this is the first time ever. General Staff shared footage of the resting place of Atatürk.

 

[cabatli_53]

Today !!!

 

[cabatli_53]

Ataturk's Army.

 

[cabatli_53]

Ataturk's Army

 

[cabatli_53]

Ataturk's Army

Time: 09:05

 

[cabatli_53]

 

[cabatli_53]

Ataturk's Army

 

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Ataturk's Army

 

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[RazPaK]

RIP Attaturk.

You did many great things for the Turkish nation.

Respect.