Ankara, Türkiye at 9:05am on November 10, 2023 🇹🇷

This vlog made the Turkish news! See the article here: www.24saatgazetesi.com/abdli-...
Shot on: November 10, 2023
Location: Ankara, Türkiye
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About this Mustafa Kemal Atatürk Memorial Day vlog:
In this episode, I’m in Ankara, Türkiye. After getting a lot of feedback from my Turkish fans, I wanted to capture the events on November 10, 2023, especially what happens at 9:05am. I started off in Kızılay, an area of Ankara and saw the incredible demonstration by the Turkish people. I was awed by their love for the Father of the Turks. It is one of my favorite travel experiences to date.
I then went to Anıtkabir, the mausolem of Atatürk. It was very crowded but well worth it. I waited over an hour to get inside of Anıtkabir and was happy that I could document the experience.
Finally, after leaving Anıtkabir, I went to the victory monument. This monument depicts Mustafa Kemal Atatürk as a World War I officer. I explained some of why he is such a beloved figure to the Turkish population.
About Atatürk Memorial Day:
Atatürk Memorial Day, also known as Atatürk Remembrance Day, is an important day of commemoration in Türkiye, observed annually on November 10th. This day marks the anniversary of the death of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder and first President of the Republic of Türkiye, who passed away in 1938. The day is marked with various ceremonies and events across Türkiye to honor Atatürk's memory and his monumental contributions to the modern Turkish state. At 9:05 AM, the exact time of Atatürk's death, a moment of silence is observed nationwide, reflecting the deep respect and reverence held for Atatürk in Türkiye. Schools, government offices, and many businesses participate in this tribute, demonstrating the enduring impact of Atatürk's legacy on Turkish society and national identity.
About Mustafa Kemal Atatürk:
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of modern Türkiye, was a military officer and revolutionary statesman. Born in 1881 in Salonika, then part of the Ottoman Empire, he was instrumental in shaping Türkiye into a secular, unitary republic. Atatürk's military prowess was evident during World War I, notably at Gallipoli. After the war, he led the Turkish National Movement in the Turkish War of Independence, fighting against both foreign occupying forces and the Ottoman monarchy.
In 1923, following a series of military and diplomatic victories, he established the Republic of Türkiye, becoming its first President. His presidency was marked by profound political, economic, and cultural reforms to modernize Türkiye. These included replacing the Arabic script with the Latin alphabet, promoting secular education, and adopting Western legal codes. Atatürk's policies also focused on women's rights, granting them suffrage and opportunities for greater participation in public life.
He passed away in 1938, leaving a legacy as a charismatic leader who profoundly transformed Türkiye's societal structure and its place in the world.
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[@nc2333]

We, Turks are very active on social media (I don’t know why) and sometimes some foreigners make Turkish content just to get Turkish interaction. I understand them because we all have to do something to make a living but they look so fake. Your video, your reactions, your feelings were so genuine and I enjoyed watching this. Thank you so much for being so real and so respectful❤️

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Yeah, it was a really powerful experience. Thanks for watching!

[@aslanyigitberk322]

❤🙏Thanks man. We did realize you really were there with us to share the moment. You earned a a decent place in our hearts and we hereby deeply appreciate for the heartful work you put in. We really and thankfully mean it. Have a good one. ❤🙏

[@user-mr3mf8lo7y]

The reason is one fold. Turks love technology at any level.

[@Mortal.Zombie]

Özellikle özgürlüğün kısıtlandığı ve demokrasiden uzaklaşan, dikdatör bir recimle yönetilen ülkelerde sosyal medya kullanımının yüksek olduğu, son dönemlerde bilimsel verilerle kanıtlanmıştır. "Maalesef" Dilerim ülkemiz bu can sıkıcı durumdan bir an önce kurtulur. Türkiye Cumhuriyeti, Atatürk Türkiye' sidir. Evet dostumuz çok samimi ve özellikle kırmızı giyinmiş, destek amaçlı like atıp abone oldum, tekrar teşekkürler 🙏🇹🇷❤️

[@gardolapfuat42]

@@TravelLordOnLoc welldone guys

[@HakonLange-ei6pr]

As a Norwegian history teacher, I try to explain Ataturk and his genius intelligence to my students, and sometimes I tell his life story under difficult conditions.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

I know what you mean. Being here helped me understand much more than I otherwise could’ve

[@hugochavez6170]

LÜTFEN KEMALİZMİN ŞOVALYELERİ DAHA FAZLA SAÇMA YORUM YAZMASIN. 300 TANE YORUMDA AYNI ŞEYLERİ 200 KERE TEKRARLAMIŞLAR. SİZİ YOKTAN VAR EDEN ATANIZ OKUMAYI EMRETMEDİ Mİ SİZE? His genius intelligence? Really? He prohibited the alphabet, which was used over 6 centuries from one day to the another one and introduced the latin alphabet. So the new generation was not anymore able to read and understand the books and the newspapers, which written only one or a couple years ago. This is genius? On the contary. I am sure, In Norway you would name such behaviour stupid.

[@HakonLange-ei6pr]

@@hugochavez6170 With your permission, I would like to show your video to my students next week, so they can get to know real world leaders and their societies. Because Atatürk has a saying: peace at home, peace in the world and I believe in this, I believe in humanity.

[@xhsphs4575]

@@hugochavez6170 You are talking nonsense, how many volumes of books were there before the Republic? Ataturk is truly a genius. In a very short time, everyone learned to read and write thanks to him. Although the industrial revolution came 200 years late, it happened very quickly. There are thousands more. Türkiye fought with almost the entire world at that time. Despite this, their money was very valuable.

[@harundogan2986]

​@@hugochavez6170Yes. His genius intelligence.

[@nilgunuygun5572]

Türk halkı Atasına gösterdiği bu saygıyı devlet zoru ile yapmıyor, kendi özgür iradesi ile yapıyor ve devlet de buna uyuyor. Dünyanın başka yerlerinde böyle bir şey var mıdır bilmiyorum. Bu videoları hazırladığınız ve bu olaydaki hassasiyeti hissettiğiniz için size çok teşekkür ederim.

[@aylinesendal3094]

Atamıza gönülden bağlıyız

[@SacredPotatoo]

The Turkish people stand in silence as a show of respect their Father of their own free will. It is not enforced by the state. I do not know if there is anything like this anywhere else in the world. Thank you for making this video and being respectful throughout. (a translation of the original comment.)

[@samanli-tw3id]

O zaman neden Atatürk’ün partisi CHP kazanamıyor bir türlü?

[@lavenderparfume7757]

When the siren sounded started, i started crying too... I never saw him but it hurts me so much to feel his loss.🥹🥹❤️

[@nuuuuu1573]

Hasta olduğum halde saat 9 da kalktım ve saygı duruşunu bekledim bunu Türk halkına kimse zorla yaptırmıyor Atamıza duyduğumuz saygı ve sevgi her daim böyleydi ve böyle olacak Ne mutlu Türküm diyene 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@lalalalaal7209]

Atatürk has an amazing saying: "There are no hopeless times, there are hopeless people. I have never lost my hope." And when you read his books, and yes he did wrote a lot of books including a geometry book between all the wars and countless fronts he was in, you understand that all these inspiring sayings came from a very very hard place. Maybe a place that we will never be in thanks to him. And I personally try to repay him and his comrades in arms by working hard everyday. And going on the path that he light up. As a woman engineer, I am so aware that non of my rights would've been like that if it wasn't for him. He inspired me as a child, his thinking about science and rationalism moved me and I wanted to go to that path. My favorite saying that he has is: "If one day my words and science contradicts, choose science."

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for sharing it!

[@sezaiyuyucuoglu8249]

Why dont you mention all the cruel things he did ? Youre so blinded by the education system, which braiwashed you, that you think DİCTATORS are faultless and great !

[@ilkerokten962]

Couldn't have been explained better

[@AthenasWayy]

He was great soldier but also he had great soul and mind we were so lucky to have him I miss him too much😢

[@sinanay7]

cok guzel aciklamissin ama en sonda yazdigin soz ataturke ait degil.

[@kokovable]

It's very difficult to be a living dead man. And this man did it. A highly civilized soldier and statesman who left his mark on human history. May your soul rest in peace.

[@Ne.idigu10belirsiz]

🙏🙏❤️

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@nrx9233]

With respect, love and gratitude to our father❤

[@newjersey74]

I don't think there is another leader in the history who has a connection with his nation in this way. 85 years after his passing away, 100 years after the declaration of the republic, there is an unbelievable bond with him, and always will. The ones with the negative comments are unfortunately are the ones who don't know him enough or sadly misjudged. I pity for them. He is a real inspiration for the world. Thanks for the video and capturing the enormous feeling and atmosphere on a day like this...

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@ibrahimfurkandemir638]

Harika yorum dostum. Saygılar

[@yucelgonulal5013]

Harikasın diyecek hiçbir sözüm YOL

[@mehmetsahin6809]

Thank your it's beitiful video 1985 i was joumg boj in Anıtkabir visit .i live in Germany

[@cemalistanbul]

"My humble body will surely turn to dust one day, but the Republic of Türkiye will survive forever.", "Seeing me does not necessarily mean seeing my face. If you understand and feel my ideas, my feelings, that is enough." Mustafa Kemal ATATURK

[@isamertturk165]

İzlerken gözlerim doldu. Bu saygı tamamen halkın kendi isteği ile oluyor hicbir zorunluluk yok. Hiçbir zan görmedigimiz ve göremiyeceğimiz insani fikir, düşünceleri ve bu ülke için yaptıkları için minnettarız. Işıklar içinde uyu ATATÜRK🥺🥺

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching! Very glad I could experience these moments today

[@HulaguHANaraplarinKorkluRUYASi]

​@@maserati969bedevi

[@algoritma005]

halkın tamamının kendi isteği ile olan birşey değil kendinizi kandırıyorsunuz..bir çok kişi zaten mecbur ediliyor psikolojik olarak bu saygı duruşuna..yolardaki arabaları desen önde ki 3-5 araç dursa zaten diğerleri de mecbur duracak..çoğu kişi dikkat ve tepki çekmemek için bu 1-2 dk lık saçmalığa katlanıyor..

[@TURK_and_PROUD]

Hele kanunlar bi kalksın, bakalım kaç kişi ayakta duracak?? Türk Milleti, ne Chp yi, ne Atatürk ü henüz kabul etmedi. Bunla milletimizin önüne referandumla gelecek, ovakit kabul edilirse ne ala yoksa bunların tozu bile kalmaz.. bu işler böyle, Türk Milletine kimse hudut çizemez..

[@lalec2000]

15 yil okullarda tanri gibi zorla ogretilmesini, hayatin her noktasinda zorla varliginin hissettirilmesi ve kanunla elestirilmesinin yasak oldugu gerceklerini gozonude bulundurmazsak soylediklerin dogru.

[@ThespisCain]

"Because of him, there is a Turkish flag" must be the best sentence that explains what he truly means for us. Thank you for this great video.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

I’m glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!

[@CroF_t]

ahahahhahahhhahahahha lol

[@JERIMIAH0ZENDIAH-db3gy]

Long live turkiye. When I went Istanbul back in 2019,I loved the museums and palaces like tokapi and this other one explaining how the Turkish constitution was founded. I loved learning about how Ataturk became the father of the girls and how he had changed society. Merheba, Greetings to my fellow beautiful Turkish people from Trinidad.🇹🇷❤🇹🇹

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Istanbul video coming soon!

[@emrekalayci4425]

Thank you for your good wishes. We really love him so deeply. He is the one who introduced science and modern world. His constitutions made us free to express our thoughts. We are grateful for that. I went to South America and the experience was beautiful. I went to Colombia, Argentina, Peru and Brasil and people were so friendly and lovely. I would like to visit Trinidad one day. Hope you come back again ❤ ❤

[@tameryazici3720]

....birisi sirenler çalmadan önce gözünden gözlüklerini çıkardı, bir genç başından kapüşonu sıyırdı, araçlarından indiler; işte bu duyguların ne kadar derinlere işlediğinin göstergesi... "Yurtta barış, dünyada barış - Peace at home, peace in the world / Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@hasmethalc609]

My dear friends; I am writing this article to you through translation because my English is not good. There May Be Some Problems in Translation. First of all, I would like to say that I am proud and honored that a valuable person like Atatürk is leading my country. There Are Some People Among Us Who Do Not Like ATATÜRK. These are the Extremist Islamist Section. They Don't Like ATATÜRK. If you ask why. The answer is simple. Atatürk made the Alphabet Revolution and switched from the Arabic Alphabet to the Latin Alphabet. It is the transition from the Arabic Measurement System to the Latin Measurement System. It is the translation of the Holy Quran, the Book of Islam, into the Turkish Language. The purpose here is to want the Turks who are Muslims to know what they say to Allah during their worship. This Incident Drawn the Reaction of Radical Islamists. You Are Surprised by the Event, You Pray to the God You Believe in and You Don't Know What You Say. Because your prayers are in Arabic. Is Such a Belief Possible? Doesn't God Know Any Language Other Than Arabic? Here Ataturk Eliminated This. A 100-Year-Old War Continues in Turkey between Radical Islamists, whom we call Bigots, and Ataturkists.

[@stek369]

18 yaşında bir Türk kadini olarak Atamin en sevdiğim sözü; Ey Kahraman Türk kadını! Sen yerlerde sürünmeye değil, omuzlar üzerinde göklere yükselmeye layıksın!..🤍🇹🇷 Türk olmaktan gurur duyuyorum videoyu izlerken gözlerim dolu dolu izledim çok şanslıyız 🤍🙏🏻

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching!

[@iklimasevin2639]

yav bi sg

[@stek369]

@@iklimasevin2639 ülkeyi sevmiyorsan gitsene ne diye faydalanıyosun ülkeden ne bekliyorsun;)) saygısız küfür etmek ne haddine

[@stek369]

@@iklimasevin2639 saygısız küfür etmek ne haddine? Ulkeden bu kadar rahatsızsan gitsene Afganistana ne diye güzel ulkemden faydalanıyosuuun;)))

[@wwevideos619]

@@iklimasevin2639 sen sg

[@ziggyzaggirl]

3:24 I love how a young guy suddenly realized it while rushing, then stopped and took his hoodie off to join the ceremony 🥺🙏🙏🙏

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Yeah, it seemed like he was in a hurry also

[@aslanersoy8970]

Atatürk didn't have a child of his own, but now he has millions inside and outside Turkey I'm from south Azerbaijan and he is a father to me too RIP ATA 🇦🇿🐺🇹🇷

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@nrx9233]

🇹🇷🇦🇿❤️🐺🫶🏻

[@hasmethalc609]

Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK sadece Türk halkına değil. Tüm İnsanlığa ışık olmuş bir liderdir. Hasret ve özlemle anıyoruz. Atam mekanın cennet olsun...!

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@fotonot]

Çünkü hilafeti yıktı. 300 yıl uğraştı küffar. Onlar sevinmesinde kim sevinsin?

[@Haticezeren325]

​@@fotonot zaten hilafet bitmişti?

[@fotonot]

@@Haticezeren325 Yoo. İngilizlerin ödü kopuyordu hilafetten. Biz çok dünyanın farkında değiliz hâlâ aynıyız. Bu çağı algılayamadık. İngilizler bu çağın has aktörleri. Ulaşım ve ticaret en hassas oldukları konulardı. Lozan'ı epey süre onaylamamışlar haftalarca tartışilmış bilhassa parlemantoda. Mustafa Kemal cumhuriyetin ilanından önce ikinci meclisi kuruyor. O meclis hilâfeti kaldırdığını ilan etti Mart 1924. İngiltere ondan sonra görüşmeye başlıyor konuyu kendi meclislerinde. Mustafa Kemal en hafifinden doğru taşları oynuyor. Bütün derdi yeniden yapilanıp kafasında ki planları uygulamak. Önce gazi meclisi şutluyor. Sonra kız gibi meclis, saltanattan kopuş, yeni rejim, Lozan oylaması arkasından hilâfetin ilgâsı. Laiklik vs ...

[@OLDinaryus]

​@@fotonotŞu ülkede ki cahil kadar dünyada başka toplum yoktur.

[@lesleysidhoum1779]

I have been coming to Turkiye for many decades and the one constant has been the love of the Turkish people for Ataturk .A very forward thinking man who is revered by millions as your vlog clearly shows .

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

I agree! Thanks for watching!

[@erkanyolac6276]

​@@TravelLordOnLocwhere are you from?

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

@@erkanyolac6276 I'm from the USA

[@hasmethalc609]

My dear friends; I am writing this article to you through translation because my English is not good. There May Be Some Problems in Translation. First of all, I would like to say that I am proud and honored that a valuable person like Atatürk is leading my country. There Are Some People Among Us Who Do Not Like ATATÜRK. These are the Extremist Islamist Section. They Don't Like ATATÜRK. If you ask why. The answer is simple. Atatürk made the Alphabet Revolution and switched from the Arabic Alphabet to the Latin Alphabet. It is the transition from the Arabic Measurement System to the Latin Measurement System. It is the translation of the Holy Quran, the Book of Islam, into the Turkish Language. The purpose here is to want the Turks who are Muslims to know what they say to Allah during their worship. This Incident Drawn the Reaction of Radical Islamists. You Are Surprised by the Event, You Pray to the God You Believe in and You Don't Know What You Say. Because your prayers are in Arabic. Is Such a Belief Possible? Doesn't God Know Any Language Other Than Arabic? Here Ataturk Eliminated This. A 100-Year-Old War Continues in Turkey between Radical Islamists, whom we call Bigots, and Ataturkists.

[@biseyler7206]

Every Turk's eyes fill with tears when they think of Ataturk. This feeling is indescribable. It's something that really comes from somewhere inside us. I don't think he will be forgotten no matter how many hundred years pass, this is not possible.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@hasmethalc609]

My dear friends; I am writing this article to you through translation because my English is not good. There May Be Some Problems in Translation. First of all, I would like to say that I am proud and honored that a valuable person like Atatürk is leading my country. There Are Some People Among Us Who Do Not Like ATATÜRK. These are the Extremist Islamist Section. They Don't Like ATATÜRK. If you ask why. The answer is simple. Atatürk made the Alphabet Revolution and switched from the Arabic Alphabet to the Latin Alphabet. It is the transition from the Arabic Measurement System to the Latin Measurement System. It is the translation of the Holy Quran, the Book of Islam, into the Turkish Language. The purpose here is to want the Turks who are Muslims to know what they say to Allah during their worship. This Incident Drawn the Reaction of Radical Islamists. You Are Surprised by the Event, You Pray to the God You Believe in and You Don't Know What You Say. Because your prayers are in Arabic. Is Such a Belief Possible? Doesn't God Know Any Language Other Than Arabic? Here Ataturk Eliminated This. A 100-Year-Old War Continues in Turkey between Radical Islamists, whom we call Bigots, and Ataturkists.

[@hermannhesse4182]

Atatürk changed the fate of millions of people with his own destiny. As a woman, I owe all my civil rights to him. We didn't even make an effort for it. He already knew what needed to be done. He even sacrificed the welfare of his own family while saving our lives. That's why this 1 minute is an honor for us. Because we do it wholeheartedly. Thank you for sharing this moment with us ❤️✨

[@liderataturk6685]

❤️❤️❤️👍❤️❤️❤️

[@ekim1528]

❤

[@sledgehammer24]

👍👏♾️🇹🇷❤️🌹

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching! Sorry I just saw your comment now!

[@edaozyurtkilinc]

Actually women made an effort, there was a women’s party “Kadınlar Halk Fırkası” before established by dearest Nezihe Muhiddin. There was Ottoman Women’s Movement also.. tr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kad%C4%B1nlar_Halk_F%C4%B1rkas%C4%B1 BTW; I stand by his side in any case, this is just in order to showcase the efforts women made, too. ❤

[@auro001]

He's been the best leader in the history and deserved all respect.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@RyanGrissett]

I absolutely love Turkey! I moved here from the US to be with the love of my life in August of 2022. So much to experience in this amazing country. We live in Ankara and we were somewhere around you that morning.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Congratulations on finding the love of your life! Thanks for watching!

[@morpheus8450]

Yakında dönersin 😅

[@RyanGrissett]

@@morpheus8450 we will eventually. We're working with a friend that lives in Greece and have a few prospects in Europe, so we're staying here for now. Maybe after a year or two more we'll start trying to go to the US.

[@kenanbozgeyik-lp9yl]

Unfortunately Turkey is not as beautiful as it used to be. people are unhappy and fed up with life@@RyanGrissett

[@RyanGrissett]

@@kenanbozgeyik-lp9yl I understand things are difficult here. That's how it is most places these days. Even in the US where I'm from I think people are mostly fed up with things. Not downplaying the issues in Turkey, I'm just saying it seems difficult to escape that reality no matter where you go today.

[@begibegg]

We are so lucky to have Mustafa Kemal Atatürk ❤

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@sevdakaraca2970]

Man you are so respectful and kind, it's mean a lot for us (Turks) that you are feeling the vibe and sharing it. Thank you.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

My pleasure! It means a lot to be able to experience it!

[@ustadsami]

​@TravelLordOnLoc Thank you! As an expat, I could live my fellow citizens love for their country's founder through your video. I felt the chills

[@Ozzie_Frenchcurrie]

​@@TravelLordOnLocI hope you are true American, thousands of armenian immigrants in america hide their identity, and do everything bad as possible to Turkish people and country hiding behind american identity, making you look very bad.

[@nurperiayengin9591]

Hep mi muhteşemiz Ya Rabbim ❤❤❤

[@escho1]

sen sevda mısın yoksa yalan dolan,insta versene

[@baharbolcal1903]

İyi ki bizim coğrafyamızda yaşadın .Bunun için çok mutluyum.Sonsuza kadar sevgin kalbimizde yolundayız ATAM.🇹🇷💜

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@izzettinpala4706]

Türklerin kabe yerine selanik'e gitmeleri gerek her sene :))

[@nrx9233]

@@izzettinpala4706 Selanik birileri kaybetmeden önce TÜRK toprağıydı zaten Selanik diyerek neyi ima ediyorsun Selanik TÜRKÜN toprağıdır aynı balkarın geri kalanı gibi kabeyede kimse gidemiyor buarada malum ekonomi skti attı bi GÜRCÜ

[@forgondor14]

​@@izzettinpala4706 ne deyon la

[@cyb3rbruh]

​@@izzettinpala4706senin atanda heralde bagdatda veya samda yasamis

[@supraturuncuolan]

Father of the Turks🇹🇷❤️

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@belinaytoksever6649]

Bir Türk olarak o kadar gururla izledim ki... Sadece bizim değil tüm dünyanın hayran olduğu bir lidere sahip olduğumuz için önce mutlu sonra da gururluyum. Ne mutlu Türküm diyene ❤

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@hilal9024]

Gerçekten de yorumları okudum, düşmanlarının bile hayran olduğu bir lider, gurur duymamak mümkün değil. Biz ne kadar şanslı bir milletiz

[@thekirpi4923]

Thank you for 29 Ekim and 10 Kasım vlogs. It means so much for us. We’re proud of our founder dad. He was a great soldier, leader, teacher and father. But there’s two Atatürk. One is bone and flesh but the other is an idea. He’s in our army, our schools and in the hearts of our children and people. Atatürk will never die as we memorize his legacy. Lots of love from Türkiye Democratic Republic.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

I was happy to be here to experience it! Thanks for watching!

[@nigaraskin2255]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@lol-valorandommoments8898]

en güzel açıklama seninki olmuş sanırım, güzel yazın için teşekkürler.

[@ozlemgokcegokce6877]

As a Turkish woman, I thank you. My leader Ataturk has created great miracles.🇹🇷🇹🇷❤️❤️

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@user-mx4xx5ie2t]

Deprem gelecek Turkey 😂

[@user-mw8hg8pt4k]

We have a leader who founded our country, did not make us Middle Eastern, rewarded us with secularism and devoted his entire life only to his nation. His name is Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@nurhankara8200]

Aynen de öyle.Vatan a Millet e Adanmış bir ömür.❤😢

[@liderataturk6685]

❤️👍❤️

[@jasmineabdulla5719]

Love and respect 🙏❤❤⚘⚘ to the great Revelutionary leader Ataturk

[@korkmazgamertr1179]

The Turkish people do not show this respect to their Ancestors by force of the state, they do it with their own free will and the state complies with this. I don't know if there is such a thing in other parts of the world. Thank you very much for preparing these videos and for feeling the sensitivity in this incident.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

My pleasure!

[@4090klima]

After the one minute Silence ended, I could read on his face how impressed and emotional he was by this situation. Even though we are not going through good times as a country, I would like to thank you for being with us on this unifying and special day.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Didn’t see your comment before. I was happy to have the experience!

[@GK-st4pq]

Sonsuza kadar Türk milletinin ışığısın Ulu Önder Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. Yattığı yer nur, mekanı cennet olsun.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@seddar]

Kafire cennet haramdir! Gi-re-mez!!!!

[@Archive961]

@@seddar mitolojilere inanan birilerinin hala burada olması ilginç resimler size yasaktı en son youtube'dan çıkın en çabuk zamanda mitolojinize göre haram işliyorsunuz

[@nrx9233]

@@seddarE tamam knk napalım bu durum için ? Müslüman olarak doğmanın sebebi olan adamın HAKKINI öte tarafta öedeyemezsin dediklerine dikkat et neye inanarak gittiğini bilemezsin

[@ferhatyurtcicek82]

​@@seddar alla Yok

[@elif-5349]

I still get teared up watching this. I did it when I was waiting for the metro in istanbul. The metro sound system did the alarm and our national anthem too. Everyone stood there and it’s hard not to cry. Even some men were dressed in really nice suits especially for this. Thank you for showing it to the world!

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thank you for watching!

[@lancy340]

He was very handsome, carismatic,wise, brave, warrior I love him very much❤

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@ranakidak7092]

Rest in Peace Great Atatürk. We live in peace today because you dedicated your whole life to save and found a modern Türkiye in which we all can live proudly (despite the obscurantists in our land).

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@ozguratlas697]

For me, Atatürk means reason, logic, science, secular society, democracy and acting in accordance with the times. Even though a hundred years have passed, his thoughts do not get old. Endless respect to Atatürk.Thanks a lot for this nice video.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@Gmzbm]

Bu video çok duygu yüklü 🥺 Işıklar içinde uyu Atam 🙏🏻 minnetle ve saygıyla…

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@airfight10]

atatürk is a life always in ours heart in ours mind he living !Ataturk is the light that illuminates our path, it never goes out.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@hazimbulbul]

He is the only leader who still is leading his country even after his death. He has done so much for his country and Turkish nation. Impeccable soldier, magnificent statesman, great revolutionist and reformist, brave man...

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@hasmethalc609]

My dear friends; I am writing this article to you through translation because my English is not good. There May Be Some Problems in Translation. First of all, I would like to say that I am proud and honored that a valuable person like Atatürk is leading my country. There Are Some People Among Us Who Do Not Like ATATÜRK. These are the Extremist Islamist Section. They Don't Like ATATÜRK. If you ask why. The answer is simple. Atatürk made the Alphabet Revolution and switched from the Arabic Alphabet to the Latin Alphabet. It is the transition from the Arabic Measurement System to the Latin Measurement System. It is the translation of the Holy Quran, the Book of Islam, into the Turkish Language. The purpose here is to want the Turks who are Muslims to know what they say to Allah during their worship. This Incident Drawn the Reaction of Radical Islamists. You Are Surprised by the Event, You Pray to the God You Believe in and You Don't Know What You Say. Because your prayers are in Arabic. Is Such a Belief Possible? Doesn't God Know Any Language Other Than Arabic? Here Ataturk Eliminated This. A 100-Year-Old War Continues in Turkey between Radical Islamists, whom we call Bigots, and Ataturkists.

[@guyon2wheels808]

I remember my first experience with 9:05 11/10. I was at my desk in Istanbul when everyone suddenly stood to attention. I was compelled to join in. A very surreal moment. Excellent coverage.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Yea very surreal! I’m glad I could experience it!

[@YouWeLaccoM]

@@TravelLordOnLoc We are proud of you for commemorating our great leader with us and not taking advantage of our Nationalist feelings to get more views(unlike some). I know what it feels like to experience the cultures of other nations together with them, and you convey this feeling to your viewers very well.I can also say that you are progressing very well on this path. Keep it up! ❤‍🔥

[@kutayunal5646]

You know, it seems very surreal, but Ataturk is everything to us, everything that makes us who we are. We are a state that tries to stand on its own and is divided even within itself. We are over 80 million people with different ideas in a small area. He's the man who made this possible. He is the man who devoted his life to make these happen, even though he does not receive enough respect in the country he founded today. The man who laid the foundations of science and art. That you can adopt his thoughts no matter where you are from. A bigger man than you will ever see again. Stopping life for 1 minute is nothing for him.

[@guyon2wheels808]

I understand you completely. There is nothing more to add. @@kutayunal5646

[@vatansever8520]

❤❤❤❤❤ATAM SEN HER BIRIMIZIN KALBINDE EBEDIYYEN YASIYACAKSIN. MEKANIN CENNET OLSUN. HAKKINI HELAL ET BIZLERE ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@FaunTheReal]

Literally I cried. Thanks a lot for giving respect to the great history of the Turks and the father of the Turks. Because of the corruption these days a lot of Turkish people has forgotten the things that you said...

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Im glad you liked the video!

[@oykudirekli]

As a Turk, the things you said are so sad but at the same time so true. I hope things get better for us and other countries suffering from corruption...

[@Bodiroga-ry8kv]

Gözlerin dolmuş , üstelik Türkte değilsin !!! Bu senin vefa duygusunu bildiğin ve samimi bir insan olduğunu gösteriyor. Keşke yönetenlerimizde senin kadar vefalı olsalar. İçten ansalar mecburen değil..!!! Sana teşekkür ediyorum dostum burası seninde ülken artık herzaman gel😊❤

[@hilal9024]

Gerçekten bu insanlarda bir onur var, Araplarda ben bunu göremiyorum örneğin. Atatürk İngilizleri İstanbul'dan sürüp çıkardı, Celal Şengör'ün de dediği gibi deyim yerindeyse "rezil etti" adamları ama birçok İngiliz gördüm Atatürk'e hayranlık besleyen. Düşmanın da şereflisi gerek gerçekten.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks! Sorry I didn’t see your comment for five months…

[@onurkbb8724]

Որպես թուրքահայ՝ ինձ շատ դուր եկավ տեսահոլովակը։ Ձեր տեսանյութը M.K.A-ի՝ Թուրքիայի Հանրապետության հիմնադիր հոր մասին, հրաշալի էր: Տարածաշրջանի ողջ ժողովուրդը մեծ հարգանք է տածում այս մեծ առաջնորդի նկատմամբ, ով խաղաղություն է բերել այս հողերին։

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thank you so much!

[@biltr.3076]

💜👏🏿👋🏿

[@namkcal7346]

Böyle düşünmeniz çok güzel

[@aliokansarca1773]

When I watched this video of you that I saw by chance, my eyes filled up like many people my brother. Welcome to our country, thank you for all your kind words and every step you took to walk to Anıtkabir.. I send greetings and love from us to you, your family and your country..

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Very much appreciated! I’m glad you enjoyed the video!

[@SETENAY.]

Thank you👍💝🙏 teşekkürler 🇹🇷🎩

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@lonelywolf1480]

Ataturk means freedom, independence, honor, modernity, belief in science, and belief in ourselves. He was a great leader, visionary, heroic soldier and political genius. He could be sultan if he wished, but he refused such offers out of hand. Instead, he gave us the republic; elevated us from the servants of the sultan to the free individuals of the republic. And thanks to you in presenting this video to us in such a respectable and well planned way. Enjoy your stay in our country.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching! I did! I’ll be back hahaha

[@liderataturk6685]

❤️👍❤️

[@user-uh1ew8dt5w]

I live in Turkey, but I have never experienced this moment of silence in the middle of the street. Today, while I was on my way to school by bus, sirens suddenly rang and traffic stopped. Everyone in the bus and on the street was standing, it was an amazing experience.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Sounds like a nice experience! Sorry I just saw your comment now…

[@kardelencakabay9271]

I just want to add a key point about the Victory Monument. When you look at the Monument of Honor in Samsun,which is the city that Turkish war of independence began, you will see that the front two legs of the horse are raised. This actually has a symbolic meaning. Atatürk started the struggle for the republic by landing in Samsun, and that's why the horse in the monument is in motion. Later, he declared the republic in Ankara, and as a result, the horse is now at its stop position.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for the info!

[@turkishexpress]

Throughout my extensive 44 years of personal experiences as a Turkish individual, I find myself repeatedly moved by a profound sentiment. The luminary figure of Ataturk resonates deeply within me, not merely due to his exceptional prowess as a distinguished military strategist and leader but, notably, for his unparalleled capacity to transcend warfare. At the cessation of battles, Ataturk ascended to new heights by spearheading Turkey's trajectory towards fundamental human rights, the establishment of a secular state, advocacy for women's rights, recognition of animal welfare, the monumental transition to the Latin alphabet, the embrace of Westernization, and an expansive array of progressive initiatives. His multifaceted persona as an extraordinary civilian, an esteemed pedagogue, and an astute statesman underscores the breadth of his influence. It is imperative to recognize that Ataturk's indelible imprint upon the Turkish nation far surpasses conventional comprehension, a realization that, regrettably, eludes even segments of the Turkish populace. His profound legacy, often underestimated or overlooked, reverberates through time as an unparalleled force that has indelibly shaped the future of the Turkish people. -1938🙏

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thank you for the detailed comment! And thanks for watching!

[@kaanyavuz6777]

I extend my deepest appreciation and gratitude for the remarkable and well-depicted video of the commemoration of the 85th anniversary of the passing of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk on November 10th at 9:05 am. The thoughtful presentation and respectful atmosphere were evident that great care and effort went into planning and executing the video, and it truly reflected the profound respect and admiration for Atatürk's enduring legacy. Thank you once again for your dedication to preserving and honoring the memory of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Very much appreciated! Happy that you enjoyed it!

[@cemgemini2936]

@@TravelLordOnLoc👏👏👏🙋‍♂️🇦🇿♥️

[@Necdetaydogan]

Dear friend, we are all moved by your video. Great to see, you are too. Do yourself a favor and learn about this great man for the World. Thank you!

[@Necdetaydogan]

Dear friend, we are all moved by your video. Great to see, you are too. Do yourself a favor and learn about this great man for the World. Thank you! ❤

[@zeus3993]

I'm happy for you that you were able to have this experience and shared it with us. And thank you for the feelings you showed, they were really real. Wish you a nice stay in our wonderful Country. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk Forever 🇹🇷

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

I feel very lucky to have been there! Thanks for watching!

[@serhatkirimli6530]

Ülkemize hoşgeldin, ulu önder Mustafa Kemal Atatürk ile tanıştığına çok memnun oldum ❤

[@erkanyolac6276]

​@@TravelLordOnLocwhere are you from

[@bwaaapshhh]

I cried while watching this video. Thank you for your emotions about our father. He is much more than you say. He is father all of us.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thank you for watching!

[@makeupartistofficialhicran6286]

Her 10 kasımda kalbimiz acıyor hasret ve minnetle anıyoruz daima ve ilelebet kalbimizde yaşayacak 😢

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@volkanfrankfurt0699]

🇹🇷🇦🇿❤️

[@esnerken]

aww you were almost crying. such a beautiful soul and respectful personality. I'm trying to be as respectful as you at least to any race, country or people. I wish the world's full of this kind of people. just peace, respect and love.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

That was a very powerful moment! So happy I got to experience it

[@yucelgonulal5013]

Sevgili Kardeşim çok teşekkür ederim. Beni ağlattın, bir yabancının gözünden görmek ayrı bir mutluluk. Sağol, Varol. İyiki Varsın.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

I’m happy that you’re happy! More to come!

[@elturko1128]

Thank you for respecting the country and the father of the Turks. Without him there is no Turkiye and so many in the country forget or ignore this. Your emotions were very real and your respect much appreciated. This video brought tears to my eyes seeing how much a foreigner understands and respects him. Cheers to you 🤙🏼🍻

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

I’m glad you enjoyed the video! It was a great experience for me!

[@amarillo650]

On every November at 9:05 life stops in Turkey, with a never-ending pain, a huge respect and love ❤

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@user-tl5zq3vl6l]

As a Turkish woman, I was deeply moved to tears by it. Atatürk holds an immensely significant place in our hearts, and his legacy will continue to be cherished eternally. Thank you so much for sharing with us.❤

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

I’m so glad you enjoyed it!

[@Nonamexx]

Dünyanın hiçbir yerinde bizim kadar ATA’sına aşkla bağlı bir millet görmedim. Yine duygulandım izlerken. Bu eşsiz anları bizzat deneyimleyip dünya ile paylaştığınız için teşekkürler. ❤

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@defneminatan9626]

with never-ending respect and the pain of his loss, I cried solid 5 minutes while watching this. some feelings are impossible to put into words. thank u for your sincere approach on this matter.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thank you for watching!

[@firecracker.]

Please accept my sincere gratitude for sharing this wonderful video and highlighting why we Turks admire, respect and love Atatürk, our founding father, so much. As a Turkish woman who lives abroad, I’m proud to be Turkish. We as women got our voting rights way before many countries including the USA because of Atatürk’s vision and reforms. Ne mutlu Türküm diyene! 🇹🇷🇹🇷♥️♥️

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

I’m very glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@liderataturk6685]

❤️👍❤️

[@yazdostu152]

A European or American may find this all old-fashioned or militarist or authoritarian. It's easy to talk from there. People in Turkey (intelligent ones of course) love and respect Ataturk voluntarily. No force or anything else.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@rumeysacihangir7092]

Saygın ve nezaketin için gerçekten teşekkür ediyorum izlerken ağladım GÜZEL ATAM RUHUN ŞAD OLSUN 😞

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@AhmetBeyaz-wh3wt]

Atatürk e olan sevgi ve saygımızı gösteren bu güzel videoyu yayınladığınız teşekkür ederiz 🙂

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

No problem! Thanks for watching!

[@asliakin09]

Biz onu çok seviyoruz, çok özlüyoruz... Çok büyük bir aşk ve bunun sonsuza dek sürmesi için Mustafa Kemal Atatürk'ün hayatta olmasına bile gerek yok. O her zaman kalbimizde, düşüncemizde... Bu görüntüler için teşekkür ederiz. Ülkemize hoşgeldiniz

[@yldrmbrs]

Şöyle bir videonun altına yazılanlara bakın lütfen, ne kadar kibar ve düzgünce yazılmış. Sevgi ve saygı dolu. Atatürk'ü kalben seven insanlar farkını her yerde ister istemez belli ediyor.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching! Sorry I didn’t see your message for 5 months!

[@Marymaurer990]

How absolutely amazing. That respect demonstrated when everyone and everything froze in honor, was outstanding. Thanks for capturing this.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@liderataturk6685]

❤️👍

[@akkzcoskun6753]

Thanks for the video

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching it!

[@didemkaraman880]

While we were watching the ceremonies in front of the television, at exactly 9:05, my 3.5-year-old daughter and I stood in silence. We do our best to help her learning the big Love Of Atatürk from her family while she is very young age. As someone who came across your channel for the first time, I thank you for your respect.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

It’s a very powerful thing. I’m glad I could experience it!

[@mariposa3943]

Poore Child, already brainwashed with Turkish fascism.

[@nilgunsonat4170]

As Turkish people, we will always love and respect Atatürk. It is not an obligation; gratitude, love and respect for him come from our hearts.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@iwantapig]

Thank you for visiting him. He is more than just a leader. He is a person to look up to. I am so happy you are learning and experiencing lots of stuff about Turkiye❤

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

I’m happy too! A lot more to learn!

[@missirisys]

thank you for the respect you showed, i loved this vlog. it gave me goosebumps as well!

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Very happy to hear that! It was a very nice experience for me!

[@user-xm8nx1yj7p]

Atamıza saygı duyduğunuz için teşekkür ederiz . “Yurtta barış , dünyada barış. “ ☮️ 🇹🇷 Mustafa Kemal Atatürk 🇹🇷

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@ET-mh8jd]

Thank you for filming and presenting this beautiful video! I couldn't hold back my tears while listening to your narrative. You were so respectful and thoughtful. You wore a red sweatshirt to honor the Turkish flag. You are a beautiful soul. I felt at home on this special day -despite being thousands of miles away from home- I am a woman, a doctor and college professor in the United States because of Ataturk and his reforms! With much gratitude for honoring our Founding Father on November 10th!

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@denizironsea1859]

Asıl o güzel ruh sizssiniz . İyi ki varsınız . Daima da var olursunuz umarım .Türkiye'den Amerika'ya kucak dolusu sevgiler .Sevdikleriniz ve sevenlerinizle birlikte olduğunuz harika bir Noel geçirmenizi dilerim şimdiden . Saygılar .🎉🫶🏻

[@beverlykristy7513]

Thanks to you for sharing. Much love and admiration for the Turkish people for their love and unswerving devotion to Attaturk's memory. ❤

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@liderataturk6685]

❤️👍❤️

[@duyguyurdakul6776]

Came across the video today, cannot stop my tears and goosebumps. Imagine a man dedicates all his life for his country. We, Turks owe everything to our father Ataturk and his friends who dedicate their life for Turkish Republic! Thanks for sharing the video!

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching!

[@liderataturk6685]

❤️👍❤️

[@sevdatas6587]

Ben kendi adıma size teşekkür ederim. 10 Kasım'da hiç Anıtkabirde olamamıştım

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@ericozt932]

Thanks for make me cry again and again to be Turkish American proud in Seattle and thanks for sharing this moment with the world brother

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Happy to help out! Thanks for watching!

Hoşgeldin ülkemize kardeşim... Biz 1938'den bu yana her 10 Kasım saat 09:05'de büyük bir özlem, saygı ve sevgi ile Atatürkümüzü anıyoruz ve arıyoruz. Bunu özgür irademizle yapıyoruz... 🇹🇷

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@icenailesi845]

My friend...thanks alot..ATATÜRK is teach to us olso you much thinks...thanks yo olso...Goodyear luck...stay whit peace.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thank you!

[@icenailesi845]

I thahk you.i want to teach olso learn from hım.. ATATÜRK..is very importan..for peace...thanks again..

[@mehmetbaya4465]

Atatürk'e şükran duyuyoruz. Size de bu güzel paylaşım için çok teşekkür ederim.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!

[@hsizadam]

He means literally EVERYTHING for this country. I mean that. In this Middle East area, he turned our people to more civil ones then our neighbors. He gave women the opportunity to get their rights even at the 1920s. He did so much things for Turks. Even though he was a soldier, he was a person who wholeheartedly believed in peace. His famous words: "Peace at home, peace in the world." I'm glad you experienced 10th of November with us.

[@HelloHello-xm1ek]

Anatolia area not Middle East. Türkiye is not in the Middle East. It's Euroasian. 😉😚

[@ilkergur7052]

@@HelloHello-xm1ek Ask that to anyone else in the west

[@HelloHello-xm1ek]

@@ilkergur7052 I live in a western country. And it all depends in which country you are and the individual and their educational background. Some ppl know it and some don't 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@darklight8549]

Please don't call it middle eastern. It is west asian and southeast euorpe

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

I’m very glad I got to experience it! Sorry I didn’t see your comment for so long!

[@AthenasWayy]

Thank you so much cuz you showed our love for Atatürk and you did it with respect ! THANK You ❤

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thank you for watching!

[@cemileb.4339]

Bir Harbiyeli yani Mustafa Kemal Atatürk gibi bir subayın ablasıyım. Gurur duyuyorum kardeşim ile. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk gelmiş geçmiş en büyük Türk önderlerinden biridir. Cumhuriyetimizin kurucusu ve ilelebet en büyük cumhurbaşkanıdır. Sizler ülkemize gelerek bu önemli günü kayda alarak şeref verdiniz. Yurtta barış, cihanda barış!🇹🇷

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

It was my pleasure! I learned so much from it!

[@emredemirtas9553]

Thank you for sharing and showing how much Turks love the world's greatest leader Ataturk. You as a foreigner feel the emotion and you were about to cry. People who dont respect him will never understand this feeling.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

It was a very powerful experience! Thanks for watching!

[@luna-dm6wh]

Mustafa Kemal Atatürk dedicated his whole life to liberate a nation who was suffering from enemy occupation,wars,darkness and doomed to their destiny by a ruined empire, for a long period of time. He is not only a glorious military leader,he is also a distinguished genious and intellectual way ahead of his time.He introduced countless reforms,wrote books and articles light to way for enligthenment of Turkish Nation.As a member of Turkish Nation,our primary duty is to honor his precious legacy he left for us.Fortunately Turkish Nation is embracing him with respect and gratitude than never before.I deeply thank you for this respectful and touchy content.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@ErsenAsper]

Nice video. Atatürk is a so special leader. He made many revolutions to move his country forward. He was a valuable person who wanted the whole world to live in peace.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thank you! And thanks for watching!

[@gamzesahbaz9369]

Seninde söylediğin gibi biz Türkler Atamıza çok şey borçluyuz ❤ 🇹🇷

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@FrknArchive]

I am a 35 years old Turkish citizen. Every day I live more and more aware of ATATÜRK’s legacy to us. Every year when the clock strikes 09.05 on November 10, our hearts are crushed. Of course we are under no obligation to do so. But when we think of what this great man has brought to his people, we consider it a debt to respect him. He will always live and be remembered in our hearts and the hearts of the next generation. We miss him very much 😞😞😞

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@excussum9290]

As a Turk, I should say that trust me this is really important for us thank you so much for sharing your knowledge in english with other people about him. Of course there are Turks saying they love him but they don't follow his lead, there are "Turks" that hate him but every of us knowing about who he really is, understanding what he did break down when we talk about him about the way we miss and need him. There is countable amount of people who met him or saw him, we didn't see him with our eyes, we didn't meet but we miss him. That is such an incredible feeling and it is too hard to explain. This means a lot dude thank you. "Peace at home, peace in the world" - Mustafa Kemal Atatürk

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

I’m very happy that I can learn about him, the Turkish culture and be here for these experiences!

[@iremgultekin6625]

Bir Türk kadını olarak çok şanslıyım. Çünkü bana seçme seçilme hakkını Avrupadan çok daha önce tanıyan bir Atam var. Size teşekkür ederiz, çok güzel bir video olmuş ❤

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

I’m glad you liked the video! Thanks for watching!

[@MuratIsgoren]

Thanks for the video, this is not something you can see in every country or anytime you come to visit Turkey. You witnessed a special moment/day of Turkish people and their bond with their founding father Atatürk.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

No problem! Yeah it was a very special moment!

[@ozgurkaya2006]

At 9.05.. You were about to cry even if you were not a citizen of Turkey :) It is difficult to express this moment in words. That is a real and natural feeling that comes from inside a person. This is being done for Ataturk and there is no other example in the world like this. It is truly a great feeling for the Turkish people. And you understood this immediately. I see it from your eyes shapes after 9.05..

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

It was a very powerful moment. Glad I could experience it

[@NiluferAtilgan]

Thank you for sharing this video and appreciating the emotions of Turkish people on this memorial day.Atatürk was not only a great military strategist and commander but also a man who seeked peace and harmony among all people . His thoughts on science, society, secularism, education, humanity, equality, art, music , sports, nature,agriculture are of great importance and are universal. One of his famous sayings which we must all remember today is “Peace at home and peace in the world”

[@goktugpoyraz5073]

Sirenler çaldığında halen hayat duruyorsa seni unutturmazlar ATAM ❤

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@turetskiy.shpion.]

As someone who is Turkish I would like to thank you so much for creating such a great content. You summed up everything about Ataturk in a great way

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching!

[@onureroglu7355]

Mustafa Kemal Atatürk is the wisest leader that ever lived in Turkey. His ideas, principles and reforms will live with us. Thank you for shooting this video and sharing our feelings.

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

I am a Kemalist who beloved Atatürk ideology. I couldn't attend any of the event carried on past week and today, because I was in the Liberia work as a geologist. And, Itried to illustrate and emphasize Atatürk's smartness, peacefulness, reforms and innovation to local people. However, it was so great that one foreginer tells me the story about our celebrtions and mourning thank you for the vlog I appreciated so much

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@guvenesoraskguven]

You got chills and I got tears. Thank you for being there for us and thank you for sharing with us. Have you ever seen anything like that anywhere around the world? Nobody tells us to do this, we do it by heart ourselves every year since 1938. And we will be doing it until the end of the universe. About the rain, one sentence a high school student wrote on 10 November 1938, "Today the entire country got wet without rain."

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@mka9119]

❤ Atatürk ❤️

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@Layla-hc7mx]

Thank you so much for researching well and doing all this so respectfully ❤

[@1DilekTuttum]

hasret, özlem ve minnetle herzaman izinde ♾🇹🇷 Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk 🙏😔

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for watching!

[@bisusarmsn1431]

Thank you. Thank you for the respect you have shown to our custom and felt moved by it. We do this totally voluntarily and wholeheartedly ❤️🥹❤️. If it weren’t for Atatürk, us Turks would be without country and without independence. Practically without breath… ♾️♥️🇹🇷🙏🏻

[@TravelLordOnLoc]

Thanks for making me feel welcomed to learn about your country!

[@bisusarmsn1431]

@@TravelLordOnLoc We’re lucky to have someone with an open heart and open mind like yourself. You are always welcome. Let us know if you need anything. ❤️🙏🏻

[@kemalkara8201]

Peki şimdi ki zamanda nefes alabiliyor musunuz? Ben alamıyorum boğuluyorum ve kahroluyorum.