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    How happy for those who feel they are Turks




    How happy for those who feel they are Turks


    Prime Minister İnönü came to pay Atatürk a visit at around 18:00 in the Florya Köşk:

    - Well, hello İsmet... You came without calling.

    - Honorable Pasha, it is the minority issue. We are planning to bring the issue up in the parliament. What do you think?

    - İsmet, it's too late today. Come by early tomorrow morning and let's discuss it.

    When İnönü left, Atatürk called on all of his staff to gather around:
    - Leave only the tulips... Pick out all of the other flowers and throw them out, immediately.

    İsmet Paşa came again in the morning and saw the state the garden was in and asked the staff:

    - What happened here?

    - It was the Honorable Pasha's orders sir, so we pulled them out.

    Prime Minister İnönü, went into President Atatürk's chambers:

    - Honorable Pasha, what is the situation with the garden?
    - We pulled out all of the minorities and threw them away İsmet.
    İnönü bowed his head down in a manner that stated "I get it."

    Atatürk:

    - İsmet, I didn't say the words "How happy for those who feel they are Turks" for nothing.Anyone who feels they are Turks is this nation's own children.I want it to be known this way for as long as I live. And don't dare take out a new law that deals only with minorities.

    We were told this story by Ateş Ünal Erzen yesterday. He stated; "I heard it from İnan Kıraç". Municipal Mayor Erzen, during an Armenian celebration named the "Affection Table" told this story. The guests listening began to cry.


    After Ateş Ünal Erzen left, we spoke with İnan Kıraç. "Yes, it's true, he said."

    İnan Kıraç's father Ali Numan Kıraç "was sent to America to study for six years by Atatürk, and he became Turkey's first ever agricultural engineer." Atatürk named him the director of the "Atatürk Forest Farm." The story that was told turned out to be one İnan Kıraç had personally heard from his father.

    How sad it is that there are still those that do not understand Atatürk's lesson.

    Well, it was an occasion to honor and remember "Atatürk and İnan Kıraç's father Ali Numan Kıraç."

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    Originally posted by Alexandros View Post



    How happy for those who feel they are Turks


    Prime Minister İnönü came to pay Atatürk a visit at around 18:00 in the Florya Köşk:

    - Well, hello İsmet... You came without calling.

    - Honorable Pasha, it is the minority issue. We are planning to bring the issue up in the parliament. What do you think?

    - İsmet, it's too late today. Come by early tomorrow morning and let's discuss it.

    When İnönü left, Atatürk called on all of his staff to gather around:
    - Leave only the tulips... Pick out all of the other flowers and throw them out, immediately.

    İsmet Paşa came again in the morning and saw the state the garden was in and asked the staff:

    - What happened here?

    - It was the Honorable Pasha's orders sir, so we pulled them out.

    Prime Minister İnönü, went into President Atatürk's chambers:

    - Honorable Pasha, what is the situation with the garden?
    - We pulled out all of the minorities and threw them away İsmet.
    İnönü bowed his head down in a manner that stated "I get it."

    Atatürk:

    - İsmet, I didn't say the words "How happy for those who feel they are Turks" for nothing.Anyone who feels they are Turks is this nation's own children.I want it to be known this way for as long as I live. And don't dare take out a new law that deals only with minorities.

    We were told this story by Ateş Ünal Erzen yesterday. He stated; "I heard it from İnan Kıraç". Municipal Mayor Erzen, during an Armenian celebration named the "Affection Table" told this story. The guests listening began to cry.


    After Ateş Ünal Erzen left, we spoke with İnan Kıraç. "Yes, it's true, he said."

    İnan Kıraç's father Ali Numan Kıraç "was sent to America to study for six years by Atatürk, and he became Turkey's first ever agricultural engineer." Atatürk named him the director of the "Atatürk Forest Farm." The story that was told turned out to be one İnan Kıraç had personally heard from his father.

    How sad it is that there are still those that do not understand Atatürk's lesson.

    Well, it was an occasion to honor and remember "Atatürk and İnan Kıraç's father Ali Numan Kıraç."

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    How did you dare to post this racist anti-Turkish stuff? Isn’t it against this forum ruls to offend Great Ataturk? I have been banned for that!

    Now seriously: Thank you very much, that is the real face of Kemal….
    I have been there... I have seen ruins of St. Karapet!

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    • #3
      Originally posted by VaheTheGreat(e) View Post
      How did you dare to post this racist anti-Turkish stuff? Isn’t it against this forum ruls to offend Great Ataturk? I have been banned for that!

      Now seriously: Thank you very much, that is the real face of Kemal….
      What makes it funny(!) that Kemalists tell this story as a sign of Kemal's tolerance and humanity.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by ardakilic View Post
        What makes it funny(!) that Kemalists tell this story as a sign of Kemal's tolerance and humanity.
        Interesting... what is their interpretatin?
        I have been there... I have seen ruins of St. Karapet!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by VaheTheGreat(e) View Post
          Interesting... what is their interpretatin?
          Kemal gave a lesson to Ismet, they say.

          But today i have seen a nice article by columnist Emre Akoz which argues two points:
          - This story is probably a lie.
          - Even it is true, when we look at other realities, it is invalid.

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          • #6
            I think it is a fabrication,because it is known as a fact that Inonu was twice the racist Kemal was.
            "All truth passes through three stages:
            First, it is ridiculed;
            Second, it is violently opposed; and
            Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

            Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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            • #7
              wow, that despotic racist gay bastard!

              "What makes it funny(!) that Kemalists tell this story as a sign of Kemal's tolerance and humanity."
              any sources?

              this article is the biggest xxxx ever. only "arda turan is linked with fenerbahçe" could top that.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Gavur View Post
                I think it is a fabrication,because it is known as a fact that Inonu was twice the racist Kemal was.
                Gavur, you are correct. Inonu was extremely jingositic. He was also a Nazi sympathizer.
                General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by mthT View Post
                  "What makes it funny(!) that Kemalists tell this story as a sign of Kemal's tolerance and humanity."
                  any sources?
                  Bakirkoy munucipal mayor told this story in Armenian's "affection table" and according to the "legend" all Armeians cried.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by ardakilic View Post
                    Bakirkoy munucipal mayor told this story in Armenian's "affection table" and according to the "legend" all Armeians cried.
                    no, I was referring to the "Kemalists tell this story as a sign of Kemal's tolerance and humanity" legend. do you have a source about that?

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