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Sorry just didn't make the time,did you?if so tell us.
I have read it and find not so much useful, but it can be read as an informative essay.
It mentions personality cult around Kemal in almost a "respectful" (or if you wish, "flattering") discourse and then his "love"s, especial with Zsa Zsa.
Anyway, not so much useful to understand Kemalism phenomena. If you can, i think Sevan Nishanian's "False Republic" is the best i have ever read.
Sorry just didn't make the time,did you?if so tell us.
It's really just cheap gossip, Gavur, mostly about ZsaZsa Gabor and partly about Ataturk's philandery. Sometimes we find a gemstone, sometimes we don't.
I have read it and find not so much useful, but it can be read as an informative essay.
It mentions personality cult around Kemal in almost a "respectful" (or if you wish, "flattering") discourse and then his "love"s, especial with Zsa Zsa.
Anyway, not so much useful to understand Kemalism phenomena. If you can, i think Sevan Nishanian's "False Republic" is the best i have ever read.
Thank you, do you have ISBN number for false republic by any chance?
"All truth passes through three stages:
First, it is ridiculed;
Second, it is violently opposed; and
Third, it is accepted as self-evident."
Yanlış Cumhuriyet: Atatürk ve Kemalizm Üzerine 51 Soru, Sevan Nişanyan, Kırmızı Yayınları, 2008
ISBN 9759169770
False Republic: 51 Questions on Ataturk and Kemalism, Sevan Nishanian.
PS: I have personal contact with Sevan and he stated me, he wrote the book in mid 90s, but dare to publish this year.
Looks like it is only available in Turkish which is ok,but hopefully soon will be transelated to other tongues.From the looks of it (thanks to you) i found my paralel thinker,traveller,who some call "Gavur Hoca" in Turkey!
"All truth passes through three stages:
First, it is ridiculed;
Second, it is violently opposed; and
Third, it is accepted as self-evident."
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