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Mustafa Kemal Atatürk in the footsteps of a genius (eBook)
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Mustafa Kemal Atatürk in the footsteps of a genius (eBook)
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TOLGA CAGLAYAN
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TOLGA CAGLAYAN
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€ 2,99
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€ 2,99
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EPUB |
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Tutti i dispositivi
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Inglese |
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TLG |
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9798232656348 |
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Anno pubblicazione:
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2025 |
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Descrizione
He was not only a military and political leader who changed the fate of a nation, but a revolutionary of thought whose vision reached into the deepest roots of human history. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk did not merely grant his people independence; he taught them to look again at their language, their history, their origins, and to awaken the memory that others had tried to bury. For in his eyes, a nation that forgets its past is doomed to lose its future. From this belief, he sought to show that Turkish history was not confined to a few centuries of empire, but was part of a vast tapestry reaching from the Sumerians to the steppes of Central Asia, from the Göktürk inscriptions along the Orkhon River to civilizations across distant continents, even to the ancient Mayans of the Americas. When he sent Tahsin Mayatepek to Mexico, it was not merely as an ambassador, but as a researcher with a mission: to study the similarities between the Maya language and Turkish, to explore cultural connections, and to report on them. When reports came back noting that words like "ata," "kan," "su," and "tepek" shared the same roots, the light in Atatürk's eyes revealed not pride alone, but the conviction that history was not just a record of what had been, but a map guiding a nation toward what it could become. To him, language was the soul of a nation. Turkish, with roots extending thousands of years into the past, was one of the richest and most productive languages in structure and spirit. That was why he chose it as the language of education, governance, and science. The creation of the Turkish Language Association, the effort to purify the language from foreign words, and the insistence that a nation must think, write, and create in its own tongue were all born from this belief. Just as he revived language, he sought to illuminate history. Through the Turkish Historical Society, research into Sumerians, Hittites, and the civilizations of Central Asia was encouraged. Atatürk wanted the world to see that Turks had not only fought on battlefields, but had built cities, cultivated land, shaped law, and advanced knowledge. For a nation stripped of self-confidence and severed from its roots could not face the future with hope. His true legacy is not only the institutions he founded or the reforms he carried out. His greatest legacy is the inheritance of thought—rooted in reason, science, inquiry, and the courage to question. The most precious advice he left to his nation was the vision of a youth free in mind, free in conscience, and free in knowledge—far from superstition, grounded in reading, research, and the ability to build the future with an understanding of the past. He immortalized this with his words: "Those who wish to adopt my ideas after me will be my spiritual heirs if they accept the guidance of reason and science." This work has been written not only to portray Atatürk as a statesman, but as a thinker who shed light on culture, history, language, and the shared heritage of humanity. For to understand Atatürk is to understand the great ideal of civilization he entrusted to us.
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