Atatürk - Father of the Turks Documentary

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[@mohamed-0108]

ارجوا مراجعت تاريخ اتاتورك جيدا لانه يوجد كلام غير صحيح عنه وكذالك لم تذكر جرائمه

[@genkihoriguchi5612]

He was the first dictator (our historians say so). The number of innocents killed during his reign is unknown.

[@syacan8219]

First of all, Ottoman Empire sold the country for lots of gold, that’s why they wanted Mustafa Kemal Ataturk to stop. There is no Armenian genocide because they started war, they thought since country is a mess let’s rule the country…

[@herseydenbirseyler6034]

@@genkihoriguchi5612 who do you mean innocent people. Atatürk is a person admired even by his enemies. Greek Prime Minister Venizelos nominated him for the Nobel Prize. Atatürk means modernity. Atatürk's greatest war was against ignorance. This is how Atatürk told us. 'The holiest of wars is the war against ignorance,' says the great Atatürk. Therefore, those who hate Atatürk the most are the ignorant. In addition, Atatürk, whom you see as a dictator, has always kept a distance from real dictators. He said that Hitler was an unstable person and Mussolini was a dreamer. "These people will lead their people to disaster," he said. Atatürk was a very forward-thinking person. In the 1930s, he said, 'Towards the end of this century, the Soviet Union will disintegrate'. All of Atatürk's predictions came true. Atatürk was not an ordinary person. He was a true genius. After the War of Independence, everyone looked at him as the new sultan.But he declared the Republic and gave power to the people. Dictators do the opposite. This shows that you don't know anything about Atatürk. Only ignorant people make up their minds about what they don't know. I said that only ignorant people don't like Atatürk. You are a real ignorant.

[@YavuzSelim1981]

That kamal is a jewish infiltrator that aint no Father of no One !!! Get youre facts straight loser !

[@paix4966]

Fun fact: Turkish women gained their vote rights 10 years before France. (1934)

[@laespositodel5715]

İt is not fun for us

[@Ouzconqueror]

Fun Fact Turkic womens had SAME rights even more vs mans 1000 year to 4500 years ago.

[@Ouzconqueror]

@@saitama6762 ha ?

[@mentoss_4092]

@@saitama6762 i love when a guy with anime profile pic says he knows more than me about my history and culture,cringe

[@saitama6762]

@@mentoss_4092 You live in a country where you cannot speak freely about Atatürk. You are also aware of this fact, or do you want to deny that there is a law in Turkey that punishes criticism of Atatürk? Your anime picture remark only shows how primitive you think. Do you seriously derive credibility from a profile picture?

[@ahmetserins8951]

The biggest battle is the war against ignorance. -Mustafa Kemal Atatürk

[@incumbentvinyl9291]

Indeed. Religion is always in the way of progress. Even today this quote holds exactly true.

[@AgahErdem]

@@incumbentvinyl9291 ?

[@tayyardursun2972]

@@incumbentvinyl9291 ?

[@incumbentvinyl9291]

@@tayyardursun2972 @Cosmos Was something unclear, fellas?

[@tayyardursun2972]

@@incumbentvinyl9291 what religion is this? which religion is in the way of progress? Islam or Christian of 14. century

[@trhnks]

“If one day, my words are against science, choose science.” ― Mustafa Kemal Atatürk

[@jeffmorrison2915]

So let's choose science then: Creating a new country based solely on one ethnicity is indeed a precarious endeavor, as it can serve as a catalyst for perpetual ethnic conflict. Especially when "Turk" cannot be scientifically defined. Such a homogenous approach disregards the inherent diversity within a nation and neglects the rights and contributions of minority groups. Adopting a title like "Ataturk" (Father Turk) when a country encompasses millions of non-Turk minorities only perpetuates separatism and exclusion. It is essential to recognize the value of inclusivity and respect for all citizens, irrespective of their ethnic background. Just as the term "Atakurd" would be discriminatory in another context, it is crucial to promote equal treatment and provide opportunities for all individuals within a nation. Moreover, the distinction between laicism and secularism holds significant importance. While laicism tends to result in a backlash, often leading to the resurgence of religious government, secularism promotes the separation of religious and political institutions, safeguarding the principles of religious freedom and individual rights. A balanced and inclusive approach that respects diverse religious beliefs while upholding the principles of a secular state is crucial for maintaining harmony and preventing social and political turmoil. Granting political power to the armed forces, known as militarism, is not an act of patriotism but rather a dangerous precedent. Historically, Turkey has experienced military coups at intervals of approximately ten years following the establishment of the Republic. This pattern perpetuates a polarized struggle between religious and Kemalist factions, with the religious wing often gaining ground in such confrontations. To ensure stability and progress, it is necessary to seek alternative methods of governance that prioritize democratic principles, inclusive decision-making, and the rule of law. It is important to note that Ataturk, although a significant figure in Turkish history, may not offer the ideal solution to the challenges faced by contemporary Turkey. A comprehensive approach that respects diversity, upholds democratic values, and encourages inclusive governance is more likely to foster social cohesion and promote a harmonious society.

[@olamideobatomi8006]

@@jeffmorrison2915 when you get your chance kind sir, implement all of these laudable ideals (without any resistance or circumstance). Until then, let the man be cherished for what he achieved during his. Thanks

[@jeffmorrison2915]

@@olamideobatomi8006 what does that even mean? And what kind of logic is that? That statement of yours is valid for every single statesman.

[@randomhuman5525]

@@jeffmorrison2915was napoleon bonaparte great leader?

[@suvari225]

@@jeffmorrison2915​​⁠ man, the whole continent is under influence of nationalist movements. Would you like to see Ottoman Empire back? Turkish history is very deep, I dare you to say “Turk” cannot be defined. There are whole bunch of Turkic states, I dont know what are you drinking nowadays. Ataturk wanted to create a secular republic and Turks are grateful for it. You can visit Arabian states and see what religion does to the state. Militarism? Turkish military is loved by the people. “Mehmetcik” or “little Mehmet” widely used by people to refer military and shows affection. Ataturk made military to entrust the constitution while they are forbidden to be member or affiliated to any political party. This was crucial for early days of the young republic. Turkish democracy came rather with much less blood spread thanks to the Ataturk and mehmetcik For the record, the constitution is Turkey is clear. Every man woman have the equal rights and equal in the face of the court. Majority of the people are Turk, but minorities have all the rights. I personally have many friends. The PKK however it is a terrorist organization that doesn’t represent Kurds. Kurd groups are much more diverse than western people think

[@francischaves2357]

From Southeast Asia here first time learning of the story of Ataturk... just wow ... I have a new hero historical figure. A great person indeed! Thanks for presenting this.

[@eren-494]

Thank you, where are you from

[@farahgonulaydin5272]

“If one day, my words are against science, choose science.” Mustafa Kemal Atatürk--beyond his century

[@C0wb0yBebop]

Bloody Brilliant 🏆

[@Tommy.TCG.]

Good ridance

[@blch5351]

Greece population has higher average IQ than Turkey - facts

[@rezashia3135]

@@Tommy.TCG. Islam is back in Turkey in full force!

[@ozgur781sen]

​@@rezashia3135 No it's not, Islam decreased from 99 to 89.5 % since Erdogan took power. it's the same for Iran too, more and more Persians are leaving Islam.

[@ethanramos4441]

“A man who doesn’t think differently from his time and environment can’t grow beyond his time and environment” Mustafa Kemal Atatürk

[@SexyC63Amg]

What a brilliant statement indeed, Just WOW!!

[@seddar]

Nice! He is not from this time. Logic says let us forget about this quote and this bastard Kamal, because he was the biggest dictator in the history!

[@lovelyhomeboy2782]

@@seddar and greatest dictator of the era

[@tarkantruman430]

@@seddar Not a dictator. Maybe half dictator.

[@Satuk44]

@@seddar You can cry in that corner

[@EwrimBilgen]

As a Turk, I am proud to say that he is my mentor, and he always will be. He was beyond his time as a visionary.

[@HebrewsElevenTwentyFive]

God should be, above all.

[@EwrimBilgen]

@HebrewsElevenTwentyFive Keep your advice to yourself

[@oblomovtlg]

@@HebrewsElevenTwentyFive our mentors are generally existing things :D

[@FierAlbania720]

Ali Rizai was from the area of ​​Dibra, a region between Albania and today's Macedonia, inhabited since ancient times by Albanians. Like thousands of Albanian families, Ali Rizai also left for Thessaloniki and then for Turkey. Still in that area, local residents inherit from their appearance information about this family and their properties. Ataturk's origin is Albanian and even the owl that sits in the tree knows this. Albanians are a strong race and his blood was Albanian.

[@EwrimBilgen]

@@FierAlbania720 True. According to historical records, it is been saying that Ali Rıza Efendi is thought by some to have been of Albanian or Slavic origin.

[@chebzzzzzzzzzz]

I just don't get the people calling this guy a "villian" or a "dictator". As a Türk myself, we truly have great respect for him. He reshaped the broken Ottoman empire to create a new republic. He brought many rights to the people, like giving women the ability to vote. He was a brave soldier and a general, acomplishing many victories in battle. May the old Gahzi rest in peace now...

[@Haplo-san]

He was a dictator but he didn't fill up his pockets and make it rain to his relatives. He dictated only to create a better future for his nation in a secular country. Therefore he is a very special one in the history of the earth. He made primary education free and compulsory, opening thousands of new schools all over the country. Turkish women received equal civil and political rights during Atatürk's presidency. In particular, women were given voting rights in local elections by Act no. 1580 on 3 April 1930 and a few years later, in 1934, full universal suffrage.

[@chebzzzzzzzzzz]

@@Haplo-san Ishe really a dictator though? I don't think he is.

[@Haplo-san]

@@chebzzzzzzzzzz Yes, I think so. Since this is a very unique dictatorship for the history, a new term is required and created which is called "benevolent dictatorship" in order to seperate from stereotypical dictatorship. A dictator is a political leader who possesses absolute power. A dictatorship is a state ruled by one dictator or by a small clique. The word originated as the title of a Roman dictator "elected" by the Roman Senate "to rule the republic in times of emergency". Therefore the term "dictator" isn't have a "bad meaning" on it's own; it's the person who decides to use his power for "good" or "evil".

[@jeffmorrison2915]

Creating a new country based solely on one ethnicity is indeed a precarious endeavor, as it can serve as a catalyst for perpetual ethnic conflict. Such a homogenous approach disregards the inherent diversity within a nation and neglects the rights and contributions of minority groups. Adopting a title like "Ataturk" (Father Turk) when a country encompasses millions of non-Turk minorities only perpetuates separatism and exclusion. It is essential to recognize the value of inclusivity and respect for all citizens, irrespective of their ethnic background. Just as the term "Atakurd" would be discriminatory in another context, it is crucial to promote equal treatment and provide opportunities for all individuals within a nation. Moreover, the distinction between laicism and secularism holds significant importance. While laicism tends to result in a backlash, often leading to the resurgence of religious government, secularism promotes the separation of religious and political institutions, safeguarding the principles of religious freedom and individual rights. A balanced and inclusive approach that respects diverse religious beliefs while upholding the principles of a secular state is crucial for maintaining harmony and preventing social and political turmoil. Granting political power to the armed forces, known as militarism, is not an act of patriotism but rather a dangerous precedent. Historically, Turkey has experienced military coups at intervals of approximately ten years following the establishment of the Republic. This pattern perpetuates a polarized struggle between religious and Kemalist factions, with the religious wing often gaining ground in such confrontations. To ensure stability and progress, it is necessary to seek alternative methods of governance that prioritize democratic principles, inclusive decision-making, and the rule of law. It is important to note that Ataturk, although a significant figure in Turkish history, may not offer the ideal solution to the challenges faced by contemporary Turkey. A comprehensive approach that respects diversity, upholds democratic values, and encourages inclusive governance is more likely to foster social cohesion and promote a harmonious society. With warm regards from Azerbaijan.

[@ryanferguson1976]

We the british that know this great man admire him, a great man that we should all respect

[@TheMelbournelad]

As an Aussie this man is respected as the pain in the neck of Gallipoli. Loved his country but respected his enemy

[@TheMelbournelad]

@@MARS_OPLOMACHUS I assume your referring to the Armenian geno cide?

[@TheMelbournelad]

@@MARS_OPLOMACHUS well yes that tends to happen in war on both sides when turkey fought to keep itself whole. I’m sure the Greeks and Assyrians killed a fair few Turks during the same time period. As for the Armenians I don’t know. Ild say he was a bit busy fighting off the ANZACs at the time. Either way one can assume he was involved since a high ranking officer in the army by then.

[@SexyC63Amg]

Couldn't have said it better mate. As a Melbourenian i salute you.

[@anirudh177]

@@MARS_OPLOMACHUS Armenian genocide was done by Enver Pasha and the 3 pashas, back then Ataturk was just another officer, now Ataturk has his flaws and aspects that aren't great, but you can't deny that, if not for him, Turkey would have been another shithole exploited and puppeted by western powers after the 1st world war.

[@mehmetyuksel9677]

@@MARS_OPLOMACHUS dont speak nonsence.

[@KoreaFirst]

Great respect towards him from South Korea! 🇰🇷

[@yenneferofvengerberg0]

🇰🇷🇹🇷

[@sunriseee2170]

Dedem Kore Gazisiydi ❤Selamlar

[@mertsert8248]

He was the kim jong of Turkey. Do you respect him too?

[@KoreaFirst]

@@mertsert8248 No. Kim Jong is no where near him. And If we ever have to compare him, it will be much more closer to the South Korean President Park Chung-hee rather than Kim in the North. Although I firmly believe that President Park Chung-hee is the greatest of all time throughout human history.

[@jupiterbirlesikgezegenleri9884]

🇰🇷🇹🇷

[@LemanPhilosopher]

Atatürk was a visionary man, way ahead of his time. Many of his sayings are applicable even in today’s world. Looking at his biography, it is evident that he was an intelligent man at his core who constantly worked to improve himself so that he could fulfill his strong desire to lead the creation of a secular Turkish republic. I deeply respect him for his commitment to his people and to the ideals that we see today referred to as Kemalism. He was an outstanding commander, statesman and teacher. An impressive deed since it is extremely rare to find all these qualities in a single man. The Lausanne Treaty signed at Palais de Rumine (in my city Lausanne) is written proof of his and his people’s achievement. I see Atatürk not only as the human being he was, but also as a symbol of something bigger and universal; the idea of progressiveness. I certainly regard him as a role model and I have the utmost respect for Atatürk’s Turkey. I hope Turks continue to follow in his footsteps. Greetings from Switzerland! 🇨🇭

[@alyyariisi3396]

Really! What a silly judgement!

[@LemanPhilosopher]

@@alyyariisi3396 Oh reallyyyy?? Please do enlighten me then 😄

[@cristianmicu]

not only he pushed turkey towards modernity, but he was such a good looking guy.....

[@PrismaPog_17]

@@alyyariisi3396scuse me? Let me see you reforming an entire Empire spreading across the Dubai, and the borders of Vienna, into a prospering and educated republic. Improving technology, engineering, science, and philosophy, making vast progress in the well-being of its military, establishing educative reforms to put an end to ignorance in the republic, PLUS, defending your homeland from the likes of France, Great Britain, Australia, Canada, Greece, Armenia and Italy ALL AT THE SAME TIME. Lets see u do that HUH

[@ozlemsubasi1244]

Thanks a lot,we do follow him until our last breath and noone has a power to stop us doing so

[@T.Berker7286]

Mustafa Kemal Paşa'mız Sen Bizim Süper Kahramanımızsın. Sonsuza Dek Minnettarız Ve Asla Unutmayız... 🙏❤

[@KehKah-en1xp]

“Beni, Türk hekimlerine emanet ediniz ” diyen çok muhterem atanızın doktorları kimlerdi biliyor musunuz ? Prof. Dr. Fissinger, Prof. Marcchionini, Ord. Prof. Dr. Erich Frank, Prof. Bergmann, Dr. Eppinger, Dr. Chabrol, Dr. Chiray gibi dünya çapındaki ünlü Yahudi doktorlar.😅

[@efsanekral7518]

am a Turk, Ataturk is not my ancestor or father. My ancestor is Ibrahim. My father is Hazrat Adam. iyice ilahlaştırdınız kimliğini değiştir istersen çünkü orda dini islam yazıyor..

[@ABillionWaysToDie]

@@efsanekral7518 Sen de degistir Arap vatandasi yazdir.

[@AnqeLo99]

kapa çeneni ar*b@@efsanekral7518

[@robertcharlesperry5009]

Churchill himself said "Once in every century, a true genius emerges. Unfortunately for us, he's in Turkey." He was, of course, referring to Atatürk.

[@ZEVAHir33]

This is lie

[@espana9085]

@@ZEVAHir33 Nope, a real quote.

[@muzogu]

It is Lloyd George who said it.

[@TheTyrfish]

It's a quote attributed to Lloyd George, but it doesn't have a source.

[@ravisekharreddy9783]

@@muzogu thank you

[@iranianpride]

I am not Turkish, but President Mustafa Kamal Ataturk was one of the best leaders in the world. REST IN PEACE SIR,

[@ramensullah934]

Thx

[@seddar]

Yeah the biggest bastard dictator ever! He's a mass murderer of Muslims and will never rest in peace!

[@turkbozkurt2972]

@@seddar yes he killed traitors

[@ahumanistpotato0501]

He killed Islamist regressive extremists and imperialists, cope Edit: spelling

[@xxxxxxxxxxx-ps8pn]

@@dcpst he doesn't understand Turkish, because he is a wanna be turk paxtani jihadi

[@tundeosolake863]

Seriously impressed!! What a great man! a military man, who freed his country then used his power to educate & empower his fellow citizens. I’m shocked by how much good he did and for women in particular. He’s a very inspirational figure!! WOW!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@zapahlevigumay]

MMlmmlmoommmlm om no Mom

[@zapahlevigumay]

Ml om om

[@zapahlevigumay]

Om mm; llmmmommlm

[@KaanSoloTraveler]

where are u from?

[@Halil.Ayhan1]

"Unless a nation's life faces peril, war is murder" M. Kemal Atatürk

[@house625xx]

“War must be necessary and vital. War is murder unless the nation's life is in danger.” Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK

[@isnkevkfehbrq]

Bullsh*t , the turks committed genocide against Armenians, Greeks and other Christian minorities before the westerners landed in today's Turkey to seize grounds . What about the greek prisoners ?56k after the retreat of the greek army ? I hope you are not delusional cause this is the 21st century

[@MegaMucahid]

Atatürk was a Gay who hated Islam. He killed more people because of a Hat then when he fought on the battlefield.

[@poesje8051]

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was an Atheist dictator and he was a sl*ve of Israel, USA and UK.

[@MarieAntoinette1938_tmc]

and that is why thee was no genocide !

[@MimOzanTamamogullar]

​@@MarieAntoinette1938_tmc Not by the Republic of Turkey, but how do you draw that conclusion for the Ottoman Empire?

[@ellihowa2365]

I am not even Turkish (I am Tunisian) but Ataturk was a legend. What he did for his nation is incredible. I envy you Turks (in a good way).

[@fwrususes5125]

Thank you ❤

[@khalid6722]

مع احترامي .. تحشي فيها أخوي ؟

[@khalid6722]

@@micky-hh6jq Its not up to you to decide ...new joiner

[@yonnicloverr]

thank you

[@saeedkhodajoo2351]

Ataturk is one of the most prominent characters in not only the middle east history but the world. He was a military man and hardly envolved with war during the world war one and even after it, by gathering injured remained otoman army, initiating and guiding the resistant circles and making up the national gathering and asamble in Ankara city and consequently the establishment of the republic of Turkey in 1923.

[@biswajitsahu5112]

A leader like Mustafa Kamal was needed in India too 🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏😢😢

[@HelloHello-xm1ek]

KEmal Keeeeemal not Kamal, we are not Arabs! And I totally agree, all strict Moslem countries need a leader like Atatürk!

[@dovha7452]

“Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives … You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side in this country of ours. You, the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries, wipe away your tears. Your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.” As a Turkish i am proud of Atatürk. Look at this letter. Who would write something like this to an enemy

[@islamtoghuj]

He was also the reason ethnic minorities suffered under him. Circassians for example were not allowed to speak in their native language.

[@dovha7452]

@@islamtoghuj nope clearly you are not from Turkey. They all love Atatürk. They are greatefull to us we save them from genocide and we live without any problem today

[@istikbalgoklerdedir8105]

@@islamtoghuj i am kurd who lives in turkey and i love ataturk like i love my father. He didnt just saved turks he saved all of us. He saw all of us as one nation.

[@kidsworld3441]

How do you proud of a traitor

[@normalizedinsanity4873]

All wars are the elites sending cannon fodder to fight over who controls the land and it resources, which what the US embarked on in 2003, and what they had planned for Russia that is now underway. I live in Australia, and those who died on both sides were the victims of western imperialist aggression, aggression against which the Turks were given little choice but to defend themselves. I learned about Ataturk early on, when I was about 12, as I was always interested in history. I immediately loved the guy, he was what you wished all leaders would be like, but never are. I am 63 and I feel exactly as I did when I was 12 The remarkable thing about this letter is Ataturk's magnanimity considering the horrific loss of life visited upon the defenders That we even make instruments of death, is just barbarous...and is a product of white western imperialism, that is a malignant cancer

[@aleksandarmanojlovic4988]

He is the best leader possible. When other authoritarian rulers seize power they all use it to become rich and steal from their nation. This man gave his nation pride, independence and most importantly liberty and education for citizens.

[@kamilpnarc8014]

Short but very good description

[@suvari225]

Indeed, it is a very rare occasion in history that an absolute leader gave up power voluntarily. That makes him a legend.

[@wetsaw2940]

He was a puppet not a leader

[@user-yj4jj2tc3r]

If you travel to Mediterranean coast and southwestern turkey like analia Antalya Smyrna Constantinople Gallipoli or capital Ankara maybe.but if take a trip to middle and eastern Anatolia situation is complete different.

[@cagdasvarol4084]

@@wetsaw2940 lmao

[@Rainyy8806]

Keşke ülkemde daha fazla değeri bilinse. Ah be Atam 😢

[@jeffmorrison2915]

Tam tersi. Atatürkün putlaşması, kendi ilkelerine karşı. Adam resmen dinleşti.

[@b.b.k.2788]

@@jeffmorrison2915 yorumun başı doğru sonu çok saçma. kim dinleştirdi seküler kesim mi ? eğer öyleyse seküler kesimin bir olguya bağlanma şekli ile dindar kesmin bağlanma şekli aynı mıdır ? ülkede bilinçli olarak uygulanan politika şu = bir kesime 9 yaşında çocuk masalları anlatıp Atatürk e düşman etmek, diğer kesime onun en önemli düşüncelerini, sözlerini, icraatlarını öğretmeden, çoğu zaman çarpıtarak, yaptığı şeyleri gözü kapalı şekilde batı medeniyetine bağlılık olarak algılatmak. gardrop Atatürkçülüğü kavramı burdan türemiştir. bu ülkede Atatürk ü anlayan kesim halkın en fazla yüzde 10 udur ama bu durum normaldır, kurtuluş savaşı halkın sadece yüzde 10 u ile kazanılmıştır.

[@bunii12939]

@@jeffmorrison2915 öyle bir şey yok be kanka dinci sal*kların uydurduğu bir şey

[@diospatriayrey7982]

​@@jeffmorrison2915İnsanlar islamcılara karşı kızdırma amaçlı olarak tapiyormuş gibi yapıyorlar hepsi bu. Ciddi ciddi tapan yok çünkü o böyle istemezdi

[@muhammedalicanturk3097]

değerini biliyoruz. 3-5 azgın köpek havlıyor, devir onların devri ama böyle devam etmeyecek.

[@saadetakinci4312]

He is the hero of modern Turkish women. We are grateful to him for all the rights he granted us. He still lives in our hearts...

[@gullwingstorm857]

@@asfsfafafafafaf3382Women in the islamic world have never been free. Attaturk was a visionary leader who gave them freedom. You’re insane.

[@Albertanator]

A great man that modernized the nation of Turkey.....hopefully the legacy of Ataturk will once again rule in the nation of Turkey soon!

[@ryanferguson1976]

I thought it did ? Only in the last few years has turkey turned their back on the eu… so what ? They have their own culture their own laws, just because it’s not totally western …hate to break it to everyone, they aren’t, we in the west could learn a lot from leaders and cultures like these ❤️

[@heroiccombatengineer6018]

​​@@ryanferguson1976I think he wanna say that the current leader want replace the place of Atatürk or that's what i/we feel. You see his pictures everywhere with Atatürks picture side by side and im sure not everyone does it because they want it... Its my own feeling about the situation I don't represent anyone else here. Simply unacceptable, you become a legend after you passed and not by forcing it in your lifetime that's against every moral I believe in.

[@cagdasvarol4084]

@@heroiccombatengineer6018 I have the same ideas with you about Erdoğan. But in our country, people in charge always had the habit of hanging the photograph of current primeminister (or whatever we call it, head of the government ;) ).

[@annknox3798]

As an observer of Turkey’s culture,i am saddened to see Erdogan win last election. 😊

[@ozlemsubasi1244]

​@@heroiccombatengineer6018haha,someone is trying to equal themselves with Ataturk, trying to play a leader role but for us Turks,he is just a loser, pathetic 😅

[@unseliorki1395]

He has read 5000 books only within the borders of today's Turkey. These books are in Anıtkabir. He even read on the battlefields whenever he had the chance. He spent a summer vacation at his friend's father's library while he was a student. He lived in Syria, Bulgaria and other countries. We have no information about the books he read there. He underlined the books. He took notes of his own ideas in the margins. He founded a university in Ankara. He invited Jewish scientists who had fled from Germany as lecturers. He has a degree in anthropology. Graduation thesis Mayan Turkish dictionary. Unfortunately not printed.

[@poesje8051]

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was an Atheist dictator and he was a sl*ve of Israel, USA and UK. M. Kamal handed over the Turkish soldiers to the English and İsraili people. The Kemalists: yeah they k*lled the Turkish soldiers 👌👌 magnificient. .

[@Melike-rx6kg]

Geometrie üzerine kitap yazmıştı ve Mathematiği seviyordu aynı zamanda

[@semrabahcivan8627]

6000 books.❤️🥀

[@TheTamer444]

Ataturk stands as a paragon of leadership, a rare and exemplary figure whose wisdom, compassion, and visionary approach set a standard that is seldom matched in world history. The heartfelt speech by Ataturk regarding Turks and Australians at Gallipoli exemplifies his legendary status. Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives ... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours ... You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.

[@umutsecer]

Ey büyük Atatürk, Açtığın yolda, Gösterdiğin hedefe, Durmadan yürüyeceğime, And İçerim.

[@efsanekral7518]

am a Turk, Ataturk is not my ancestor or father. My ancestor is Ibrahim. My father is Hazrat Adam. cehennemde seni bekliyor olacak :D iyice ilahlaştırdınız şunu ..

[@xaezest2075]

​@@efsanekral7518Atatürk is Real sahte değil.

[@niluferkoyluoglu143]

Ben de!

[@Leonheart]

This man is marshal, veteran, revolutionary, writer, researcher, savior, brave, peaceful and many more. But more importantly, what made him Atatürk is that he is one of us. Rest in peace, my Pasha. o7

[@poesje8051]

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was an Atheist dictator and he was a sl*ve of Israel, USA and UK. .

[@Leonheart]

i guess that is an another way to say ''i dont have even a little bit opinion about Atatürk.'' Atatürk is the strongest and first bullet thrown at imperialism and slavery. This man was against imperialism all over the world, especially his own nation. Although his own people were in poverty, he united everyone under one roof and defeated the four states alone and established a FREE, NEW TURKISH REPUBLIC. Every action he takes is for the freedom and welfare of the Turkish people, and this is one of the things that caused his death. This man, before Britain and France, the superpowers of the period, gave Turkish women the right to vote and be elected, and protected and glorified his own woman in a more civilized way than the so-called "developed states". He has achieved many successes in his 57-year life, but the biggest of them is undoubtedly that he has proven his passion for liberation, independence and freedom to the whole world, and you come and slander this man with such funny and fabricated arguments? fuck your history knowledge.

[@mustsphamatto3601]

He is just a 🐖

[@mluqman-kq9ny]

A puppet as well to his western Masters... Forbidding The call to prayer... Enforcing the removal of Hijab (is this freedom? Is this progressive attitude?) And much more against Islamic teachings. Wake up to the reality.

[@ae-ke3eu]

⁠@@asfsfafafafafaf3382he was a Turkmen…..more than I can say for Erdoğan…a Georgian…get your facts right …

[@Persepolis1]

As an Iranian I have a lot of respect and admiration for Ataturk. I wish we had someone like him in Iran's modern history.

[@koktengri8724]

I wish iran destroyed and get ruled by Turk again.

[@saitama6762]

lol.... Mustafa Kemal had racist views about Iranians....

[@Persepolis1]

@@saitama6762 My opinion of him is for what he accomplished for his nation. I didn't know about his views towards Iranians, but who cares? Many Iranian leaders look down on Turks too (NOT Azari compatriots).

[@0Er0]

@@saitama6762 are you muslim?

[@turcocum9454]

@@Persepolis1 Lmao don't believe this liar. Atatürk himself invited the Shah of Iran to Turkiye. And Shah stayed with Atatürk for like 1 or 2 weeks. We had a good dentist at that time, which was a hard to find profession back then. Dentist was a European guy. The dentist was in Hitler's camps (he was a commie). Atatürk asked Hitler to release him, multiple times. After a long time and little bit of tension, Hitler released him with Atatürk's wishes. He came to Turkiye, opened the first ever denstist clinic in here. Iran Shah had problems with his teeth, so he both got treated in Turkiye, and made diplomatic and friendly contacts with Atatürk. You can even find the videos of Shah and Atatürk together.

[@kenyaruiz7601]

I just came back from Turkey, I was so impressed with just about everything I saw and experienced. Gorgeous country! Thank you, Mustafa Kamal Attaturk

[@meliketopaloglu3308]

A man dedicated whole his life to his country.. Sent by Divine, built modern Turkey, his life and achievements in his short life is beyond imagination…Forever thankful as a Turkish woman next to Middle East darkness he protected us 🙏🏼

[@metehanknk234]

Everyone wants to be a ruler but this man chose to be a slave for his people and unlocked all achievements, huge respect...

[@strasseanthem8599]

Well, he should've been in Europe then people would probably even appreciate his works to this day. You cannot expect the same from ignorant zealots in turkey.

[@darkrider95bilmemney82]

@@strasseanthem8599 I would say don't generalize, but I can understand what you meant by looking at the current state of the country.

[@marabun]

Should have chosen to be a slave for allah instead. Turkey still suffers from the doings of this fool

[@atincunal2670]

Do U REALLY think so!? The Slave of the turkish Turks?? Hm,This IS the History what U know n believe but This is not TRUE!! küfür edene şimdiden Aynısını birazcık daha kabasini sana geri iade EDIYORUM!! ISPAT GÖRMEK ISTIYORSAN SANA BELGE BELGE GOSTERE BILIRIM!!AMA ATATÜRK KESINLIKLE HALKIN KÖLESI DEĞILDI!!YA DOĞRUYU KABUL EDERSIN YADA O YALAN TARIHE DEVAM INANIRSIN!!?? ATATÜRK KESINLIKLE COK BUYUK KOMUTANDI AMA ...........!? HAYIRLI GÜNLER!!! 🧐

[@aminuaidara8601]

I don't think so u forgot Turkey was a Muslim country whan he finally have all the power you need keep beginning going after Muslims and Islam he's beginning to reform Islam as he wants oppressed Muslims nobody can deny this he wanted Turkey i to be like the Western countries which today very comfortable accept homosexuality he was an enemy of Allah an Islam an Muslim's

[@TheMuratuy111]

Atatürk, Türkün Atası. Bir Uygur'dan tonlarca saygılar.

[@poesje8051]

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was an Atheist dictator and he was a sl*ve of Israel, USA and UK. M. Kamal handed over the Turkish soldiers to the English and İsraili people. The Kemalists: yeah they k*lled the Turkish soldiers 👌👌 magnificient

[@furkanozturk3545]

Selamlar kardeşim 👏 ❤

[@_chrysler]

@@selimbay9044Bizim yani Türklerin babası Atatürk’tür senin baban belli değilse kimseyi ilgilendirmez

[@foreverturkh]

Uygur dlye millet yok. Uygur cografya adı.. O bölge ye boşuna Doğu Türkistan denilmedi. Doğu da Türk ler var ve adı Türk ülkesi ( Türkistan)

[@ugurceyhan30]

Bizim atamız Oğuzdur. Atasını bilmeyen it peşinde gezer..

[@alanturing151]

I'm Turkish, I'm truthful, I'm hardworking. My life, to protect my little ones, to count my elders is to love my homeland and my nation more than my self. My country is to rise up, to go forward. May my existence be a gift to the Turkish existence. O Great Atatürk, who provides this day: on the way you have opened, I swear that I will walk non-stop in the ideal you have established, in the goal you have shown. how happy is the one who calls himself a Turk.

[@marcosmoralizcano8356]

🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@darla8896]

​@@marcosmoralizcano8356 get lost

[@nesswahl3497]

As a Turkish woman,I am grateful for Atatürk , he saved the country and modernised it, he will be in my heart forever ❤️🙏💐🇹🇷 54:43

[@MuhammedUmar4684]

slUUT

[@CordobaGeneral1234]

Allah's law is final. This man said the nation shouldn't be ruled by Allah's law. So sad to see many Turks idolising this man

[@wearelivingart0]

​@@CordobaGeneral1234The comfortable life of the Turks now is largely thanks to Atatürk, his leadership, foresight, is far ahead of the age, so of course we will respect him, we will love him and we will always follow his ideology.

[@sultangursoysezgin845]

​@@CordobaGeneral1234we are happy with his idology,leave us alone.

[@gringo5866279]

As a pakistani unlike some few of my country fellow men i believe my country realy needs a legendary Ataturk and likes of him Not the rulers like Erdogan I always liked and appreciate him and will keep on

[@berk3318]

jinnah was a fan of ataturk i think

[@azizkurtariciniz]

Yeah, I'm really tired of seing Pakistani people who praise current goverment. They have no idea or understanding about modern world. Glad to see modern Pakistani people around KZbin.

[@Pravar]

You have Pervez hoodbhoy

[@toletmantmantole7524]

Get rid of those fanatics first.

[@Pravar]

@@berk3318 Jinnah was a hypocrite he himself married a Zoroastrian lady but when his daughter fall for a Zoroastrian guy he refused her to marry her lover

[@sin9027]

He is a legend. Like a mythological being. As I research his life, I get shocked and my admiration for him grows. An incredible man.

[@hermespsychopompos4615]

I see how to a Turk he might seem as superhuman. Turks lacking important historical figures, help put Attaturk on a pedestal.

[@sin9027]

@@hermespsychopompos4615 hahhaha. We never needed to steal Sumerian mythology like the Greeks and market it as our own. Because our heroes, unlike yours, are real.

[@hermespsychopompos4615]

@@sin9027 He's just a Mustafa. A "Mustafa" can be anything but a Hero. The word "Hero" is also Greek, not intended to be used by Turks. Find your own words. Now you have Erdogan. He's leading back to dark times, the ones you're used to, Islamism. Next to Kemal, the Erdogan! Same people! "Heroes". hehe!

[@mbd5851]

@@hermespsychopompos4615 Hello? We are speaking english right now, We dont say ''Hero'' in Turkish. The majority of Turks dosen't support him, his support rate is around %30

[@haburak]

@@hermespsychopompos4615 also as you stole egyptian mtyology, you stole the sumerian mythology also. because the root of the religions came from sumerians. and sumerians are turkish!

[@rigel0509]

it's been exactly 100 years since Mustafa Kemal Atatürk founded Türkiye and I am sooo grateful for him and his comrades. I bet no country has this much love and respect for their founding fathers.

[@abicaksiz]

Many thanks for this objective and mostly accurate presentation. If I may dare to define Atatürk's ideology in western terms, his vision was to establish a libertarian, pro-enlightenment society with a parliamentary democracy. During his leadership of 15+3 years starting from 23 April 1920 through 1938, he was able to lay solid foundations for, make great progress towards such a society and governance. [I am a Turk, aged 60, proud to have studied in the same military academy as he did, served in the same army as he did, and most importantly followed him all my life].

[@anandawijesinghe6298]

Kemal Ataturk has been my hero and a formative influence in my entire life ! To me he exemplifies how a national leader should act for the betterment of one's own people. A more courageous, indomitable, incorruptible and effective national leader cannot be found in world history ! He is not only the Father of the Turks, but the Father of all Patriots of every nation and every people in the entire world ! May he rest in peace and eternal glory !

[@poesje8051]

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was an Atheist dictator and he was a sl*ve of Israel, USA and UK.

[@poesje8051]

M. Kamal handed over the Turkish soldiers to the English and İsraili people. The Kemalists: yeah they k*lled the Turkish soldiers 👌👌 magnificient

[@Selinpesmen01]

❤❤❤

[@southface6684]

He murdered millions of Christian's of Anatolia he is a mass murderer like Hitler

[@southface6684]

What patriot anatolia is the land of Christian's Byzantines the Turks are conquerors of the Buzantine empire

[@dicktator8802]

"I don't order you to attack, I order you to DIE!...In the time it takes us to die, other troops and commanders will come and take our places!.." Mustafa Kemal at the battle of Gallipoli in 1915 (Great pep talk, by the way...)

[@seddar]

It’s easy to command. That bastard didn’t fight himself. He’s not a Turk himself how can he be Father of the Turks! I hate that son of a bitch!

[@KRAK107]

Yep and he was the sole survivor thus only he could tell the tale. I once saw an american officer cry for not getting home 2 of his men. That is leadership not a piece of crap who gets all his men killed and walks off alone.

[@dicktator8802]

@@KRAK107 He was, by the way, in charge of an Arab unit, resisting the initial ANZAC landing when he said that...They were very effective, but soon ran out of ammunition, so he ordered them to fix bayonets and lay down and die if they need to, until reinforcements arrive...A master tactician, his admirers would say, but this contempt and indifference for the lives of his own ( albeit foreign) troops was typical, not only in the Ottoman Army in WW1 ( Don't get me started about it with Haig and the generals of the Western Front-what a waste of the flower of European youth that was too) but even more so, when foreigners like Liman von Sanders were in charge of Turkish troops and could care even less about the morale and wellbeing of the soldiers under their command. War IS hell, in the words of American Civil war general William Tecumseh Sherman, always was, always will be...

[@akaarmando7944]

@@seddar and you what are you? son of greek? if ataturk did not exist your name would not be seddar but francois or yogos, ungrateful!

[@shariarmontasir3569]

@@akaarmando7944 fuck ataturk

[@alaittinkrtsoglu4787]

I have his photo in my wallet. Whenever I feel hopeless, I take it out and remember the difficulties he faced.

[@ilyailyicoblomov]

1:12 ‘’Ataturk's ethnic origin is a bit complicated. He has Albanian, Bulgarian and some Jewish blood. ‘’ liars. This is real racism. You can't even tolerate that genius coming from Turks. Kudurun.

[@weplo1597]

Ataturk is Turkish Nomad (Yoruk Turk)

[@NotoriousTurkk]

Kudurun Demek ki Türkler ebeni güzel Skmisler ondan böyle yapıyorsun dimi

[@aijazahmed2018]

In 4 years of high school in pakistan during world history subject, we learned of Ataturk's importance in the modernization of Turkey, its history and his accomplishments. I have since learned what an enlightened education I was privileged to receive and how little my peers know of history, both American and the world. Ataturk actually more literally translates to “the ancestor of the Turks”! He is mentioned as the most influential leader of 20th century by a number researchers. He is one of the few leaders who have gained the utmost respect of his enemies and even Fidel Castro allegedly once said “ I tell those who call me a revolutionary to take a look at Ataturk”. General McArthur once told his officers while making a tough decision “ I’d rather have Ataturk’ opinion rather than all of yours combined”. His adopted daughter is the first woman combat pilot in the world and among the 20 greatest aviators bust in Aviation Museum in DC she is the only woman standing next to 19 men! Because of Ataturk, Turkey had a woman prime minister in the 90s way before many other European and western nations! In many sports you can see Turkish female athletes thrive and that is all because of Ataturk’s legacy and foresight! If middle east had few more Ataturks world would be different place! Gen musharaf lived in turkey during his formative years and inspired by kamal. later, during his 10 yrs rein as president, he implemented many turkish styled reforms. He is always cherished and will forever be highly regarded by secular Turks especially after we see the shape of all other Muslim failed states due not being a solid state founded by a solid leader! May he rest in peace…

[@Necdetaydogan]

Such a great explanation! Thank you Aijaz! 💐

[@kgermen]

Aijaz, as a soldier of Mustafa Kemal, I applaud your comment. I live in US and have met many Pakistani people so far. From their words, I've understood how they love Turkiye a lot. We love Pakistan too. TR♥PK

[@ali-rg6rb]

@@kgermen ,I live in the USA as well and the U.S constitution guarantees the freedom of religion according to the first amendment.This is proper secularism. Turkish secularism is more like fascism with no religious freedom.Infact,religious Muslim people were persecuted under this secularism which is a violation basic of human rights. With Erdogan in the last 23 years, majority of the religious people in Turkey have a voice which was suppressed by Ataturk's fascist secularism and I doubt that form of aggressive secularism will ever return to Turkey.

[@kgermen]

@@ali-rg6rb Did you live in Turkey before Erdogan?

[@ali-rg6rb]

@@kgermen , What has got to to do with repressive Turkish secularism?I have been to Turkey couple of times. Modernization means Industrialization which leads to economical prosperity and not getting rid of religion like Ataturk tried under his repressive secular system.

[@ordersfavorite697]

As an American, this guy is my favorite person ever

[@AtticusHatzis23483]

Why is it?

[@SomaliPeninsula]

Because you can't stand Islam so you love ISLAMOPHOBES

[@strangeman9362]

@@AtticusHatzis23483 because he's secular unlike other Muslim leaders at his time 😂

[@AtticusHatzis23483]

Are you a TurK?

[@strangeman9362]

@@AtticusHatzis23483 no but also I'm no backward Arab

[@mahah2001]

This is not easy to earn the title of “ The Father of Modern Turkey’s Nation. “ I don’t think he made all his accomplishments for fame rather this kind of Extra Ordinary people are a Special Gift for all the Fortunate nations to be Blessed with a LEADER like Kamal Ata Turk…..❤

[@Add50326]

I’ve been to Turkey and it is a beautiful country and I really enjoyed this video it was very interesting.

[@Gezen-Adam]

"Peace at home, peace in the world" Mustafa Kemal ❤️ATATÜRK❤️

[@QualityAppliancesLtd]

He was a dog of Jews shame on you and ur kamal dog

[@Genchmen]

So don't meddle in things beyond border. No middle east, no balkans, just stay within misak-ı milli.

[@haticeergun7618]

@@Genchmen Yeah sure lock up the peace and justice delivering Ottomans so US can create havoc in the world instead huh..!!?? How does 200 million casulties sound to you since freemason MK called it quits on behalf of the world empire , hey .!!???

[@Ali-mf4sl]

@@Genchmen rusya Ukrayna'y saldırırken bile götünü yırtıyor. Ne yapacaksın her yeri fetih mi edeceksin? Daha sınırlarımızı 100 yıl geçmesine karşı koruyıyoruz. Ayrılıkçı Kürtler ülkeyi bölmeye çalışıyor hala Osmanlı hayali...

[@poesje8051]

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was an Atheist dictator and he was a sl*ve of Israel, USA and UK.

[@ek.9786]

Ataturk was the second einstein of the 20th century. Even the enemy greek commander respected him and joined the 10th anniversary of the turkish republic. God bless him for what he did and saved millions of turks..

[@Vaykor007]

What a joke

[@furkanozturk3545]

@@Vaykor007 Greek General Nikolaos Trikoupis, visited Turkish embassy on every October 29th (Anniversary of Republic of Turkey) and paid homage to Ataturk and Turkey, until he died in 1956.

[@Vaykor007]

@@furkanozturk3545 ataturk was a agent of the west, he allowed western powers to take control of turkey and manipulate its society

[@PAC-MANN]

@@Vaykor007 u clown hahah u are a joke

[@CMKaplan]

General Metaxas also tried to stop greedy Greek Rulers by warning them 'You think they dont have army now and Ottoman family does support you, but in one night they can become army. We have enough land, we need to work hard instead of attacking Anatolia'@@Vaykor007

[@ArcticSeas]

Arabs are crying at the comments

[@user-zv9fn7po1f]

I am Arab and I love Ataturk ❤

[@hatoke]

"There are no hopeless situations, there are hopeless people. I have never lost hope." -Mustafa Kemal Ataturk

[@evrencagin]

"Peace at home, peace in the world"- Mustafa Kemal Atatürk

[@bobmitchell1086]

I was stationed in Adana, Turkey in the late 1980's. One of the first things we were briefed on was how important Mustafa Kemal was to the Turkish people. To the population of the country, Ataturk was as close to a deity as possible. His photo hung in every business, school and home that I visited. I loved living in Turkey and still have friends there. Ataturk brought that country out of the stone age and into modern times.

[@ivandivandelen6561]

some others believe that he brought that country out of modern times into stone age ....(unpresedented dictatorship ever on our planet...)

[@stepzmoneytv7587]

@@ivandivandelen6561 Atatürk saved Turks from Islam

[@esinmumcu5314]

Alwayswelcome, happy to see foreigners who states that thay actually like to living in Turkey❤❤❤❤

[@muratduman5067]

Bob Mitchell Türkiye den Selam.

[@biltr.3076]

İslamdan değil, Arap kültüründen kurtardı fakat şu anda Arap kültürüne aşık bir yönetim var. Fakat henüz laik yönetimi yıkamadı. Sanırım bunu da Ortadoğuda sığınmacı getirerek kaldırma niyetinde.

[@chelseayorkshire5741]

For Americans, we learned a lot about what made Turkey today. Ataturk was a most remarkable wise leader who steered Turkey's ancient past into what it is today. . Thank you for the presentation.

[@fundadumlupinar684]

He is my soul and will remain in my heart forever. ❣

[@steves.auckerman5966]

Need more information about Turkey. I find Turkish history to be astonishing. Never a dull story about the Turks

[@biltr.3076]

Siz bir de son 20 yıllık dönemimizi bilseniz. Bütün Avrupa ülkelerinde bir yılda yaşanacak siyasi haberler bizde bir gün de yaşanıyor. Yorulduk! Bıktık!

[@daghanhasanbasyigit7053]

Cumhuriyet sonrası siyasi tarihimizi araştırabilirsin. Bolca kaos, askeri darbe ve laiklik karşıtlığı.

[@patriciapalmer1377]

In 4 years of high school world history, we learned of Ataturk's importance in the modernization of Turkey, its history and his accomplishments. I have since learned what an enlightened education I was privileged to receive and how little my peers know of history, both American and the world. It is no wonder we are in our current situation. Thank you for your time and effort. Pat

[@mth469]

The only thing I leaned in school is how to sing songs about Postman Pat.

[@patriciapalmer1377]

@@mth469 I love Postman Pat !! I never knock a good thing and he is.

[@midnightblue3285]

He f*** up everythınk... so no he is not what you thınk it is.. he is freemason and also a secular meteralist modern religious zion, he is sebataian and frankist khazarian..

[@vivekslogic]

Hi, is your current President following his footsteps?

[@mustafacalkap26]

Where are you from?

[@ryanferguson1976]

As a British person I honour this great great man! Been to turkey many times, great proud people, I totally get why they love him, like we all should….great man

[@lamiahapaje844]

WE the modern women living in Turkiye are proud of Mustafa Kemal Pasha. May his progressive ideas and his secular republic live forever.

[@shawnmora9558]

He was a great man, who did a lot for his country. He built a country out of a dying Empire.

[@dankahraman354]

and Erdogan has destroyed Ataturk's reforms

[@anandawijesinghe6298]

Ataturk is indeed the Father of the Turks and much more ! Fascinating, courgeous, progressive, able, decent and above all an utterly patriotic man. A man to be emulated by other national leaders, Ataturk is my hero above all others ! I read all I could about him as a schoolboy 60 years ago, and his vision and example has guided me since then !

[@Hakikat-Se7en]

just a dictator, how he became the president, there wasn't any election. no body wanted this mysterious false guy from tesaloniki

[@poesje8051]

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was an Atheist dictator and he was a sl*ve of Israel, USA and UK.

[@abdulhamid_han_ii6825]

Wow your that brainwashed Ataturk is the man that destroyed Islam

[@aminuaidara8601]

If u ar not a Muslim why should I Blame You this evil Ataturk he's Mentos that time was the Western countries which today unfortunately hav embraced homosexuality when he took in charge of Turkey that country it was governed by Muslims what did he do he launched his attack on Muslims and Islam values an any Muslim that Criticizing him that person is destroy that is how he oppressed Muslims today those country's that he was thinking they're the ones we all have to look up to today have become a Godless Society which unfortunately again a man and a man can get married and receive marriage certificate shamelessly he was an enemy of Allah an Islam an Muslim's....... and we Muslims don't miss him we are glad he is gone for good

[@wolfteam5219]

Muhammed Alparslan is the father of Turkish peoples

[@Ahmed-gurey]

My brother I’m from Somalia and I love the the Turks walahi god bless y’all to rule the world can’t wait to visit Osman grave and the Kayi family much love and respect

[@orboakin8074]

Eternal respect to Ataturk from me-a Nigerian and a Christian-for having vision, resolve and determination to build his nation into a strong, nationalist and modern entity that cherished it's heritage but would not be stifled and hindered by it. Really amazing how such a leader like him accomplished so much despite the real threat of hard-line islamic fundamentalism and foreign interference potentially ending his life and undermining everything he worked for. It is undeniable that modern Turkey owes him and his cohorts a great debt. He is like Seretse Khama.

[@biltr.3076]

Emperyalizme savaş açan bütün savaşçılar Atatürk'dür. Seretsa Khama'ya saygı.

[@justindieterich1773]

Its sad that in high school in Ohio, we didn’t even touch him or Turkey ever. History pretty. Much boiled down to Colonial America and then anything we stuck our finger into. I only learned more about the world from history video games, the History channel when it still was such, and videos like this. Thank you for producing these videos.

[@ada6220]

The love of learning is more valuable than the best curriculum. Congratulations

[@KarakuraRiser]

Did also never learn about the ottoman empire?

[@_caracalla_]

@@ada6220 Well said my friend.

[@burakalp13ylonce53]

Read the story of Atatürk and the American child

[@EbonySaints]

@@KarakuraRiser Necroposting, but in general, we never learn anything east of the Bospherous and Urals and south of the Caucasus unless it involves us, the British or Rome. Anyone who knows anything about the Ottoman Empire in the US is: - A student/lover of history. - An immigrant from the area. - Someone who plays Paradox games way too much for their own good. In general, you generally have to go to college over here before they get a mention. Maybe in high school AP World History, but honestly that class is a distant memory for me. All I remember is getting a 3 on the exam and a Bill Cosby special before he got a prison sentence.

[@vlxr8093]

Mustafa Kemal Atatürk brought a secularism free of Arab superstitions to Anatolian lands. Thus, modern Turkey has made unprecedented progress in just 15 years. And he will always be in heart of the Turkish people.😢😢😢

[@history_repeats8201]

This is such a racist statement. The Turks that came from central asia had no civilization whatsoever and borrowed everything. Accusing the arabs as the source of superstitions is the same pervasive racism that bounds the turkish population to see all arabs as second class citizens. Shame on you! I guess living in the west didnt do much to remove your racism. what they say is true!. You can remove a Turk from the Middle East BUT you cannot remove the Middle East from the Turk

[@vlxr8093]

@@history_repeats8201 No one can accuse anyone of racism from the Arab society where it is normal to have 4 wives. The whole middle east is in the swamp because of your stories. We haven't forgetten what your people did at world war 1. We know your nations We know your ideas. SHUT UP AND GET OUT HERE NOW.

[@Genchmen]

turkish comes from arabic.

[@poesje8051]

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was an Atheist dictator and he was a sl*ve of Israel, USA and UK.

[@vlxr8093]

@@poesje8051 your ass has a good brain🧠

[@loveshine144]

Sen bir dahi , sen bir önder, sen dünyaya gelmiş en özel adamlardan birisin. Hayatın Dünyanın her tarafındaki insanlar için büyük bir ilham kaynağı Atam.

[@adhominem8510]

There are some ridiculous comments. Our leader is our leader, our country is our country. If you're not Turkish, it's not your business as Muslims. Who are you to have this audacity? Know your place!

[@NexusApollo]

The Islamists love how Turkey is modern and developed. But they always hate Ataturk, who laid the foundations for Turkey to be modern and developed. Though I’ve noticed Muslims from around the world gets their information about Turkey from programs like Ertuğrul and other similar programs. All Islamist propaganda from the ruling AKP to further undermine Ataturk’s secular ideals. Never yield to the Islamists, always stay true to secularism.

[@lisaflint7027]

Ataturk saved Turkey! He was, and still is, regarded as one of the most important figures in world history, and is consistently placed in the top 5 of the most influential leaders of the 20th Century. I think he'd be turning in his grave if he knew what has happened to his beloved Republic!

[@Vin-sv9fm]

Yep, islamist authoritarians infiltrated the government, causing economic crisis in the process

[@h..s6972]

He betrayed turkey

[@h..s6972]

@@cemalpasa. You better be trolling with that armenian nightmare profile picture

[@gotian6649]

💩This animal killed over one million people to make fake turkey on Armenian and Assyrian and kurdish and Greece people's He was big terrorist 👎 He changed all city and villages name He killed people's in Mesopotamia and he forbidding all language's in Mesopotamia He made fake Turkey on bloods Ata douncky 👎

[@midnightblue3285]

@@Vin-sv9fm The kamalist sephardic sebatians are also abrahamic religius secular they do not agaisn't the islam they control both religion.. from inside and in the backstage.. they are just agaisn't the arabic caliphate slavery.. After they overthrown their system they bring back their socialist democratic comunist slavary modern system

[@HumminbirdMoth]

Visited his Mausoleum and acquired his Biography!! Too bad the new airport is not named after him. Glad to see many Turkish students of all levels go to pay him respects!!!

[@seddar]

F...'m all! That bastard doesn't deserve any respect!

[@espana9085]

@@seddar Keep coping muslim.

[@kampfpanzerleopard346]

Sadly the current Islamist government wants to erase his legacy. That's the reason for the new airport not being named after him.

[@poesje8051]

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was an Atheist dictator and he was a sl*ve of Israel, USA and UK. .

[@saifulrazibsumli8614]

why to named after him? he died 80 years ago and do nothing for the new airport

[@MahirCUGU]

He died young, before achieving his goals. If he had lived a little longer, Turkey could have been the most beautiful and richest country in terms of population in the world. He is the genius and heroic father of the Turks...

[@maahitomatsumoto1708]

As a Bangladeshi. He is my idol a real leader with balls of steel. Long live the turk.

[@sohrb]

Iranians are bigger fans of ataturk than the turks themselves. we learned the hard way to appreciate good secular leaders.

[@poesje8051]

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was an Atheist dictator and he was a sl*ve of Israel, USA and UK. M. Kamal handed over the Turkish soldiers to the English and İsraili people. The Kemalists: yeah they k*lled the Turkish soldiers 👌👌 magnificient. .

[@biltr.3076]

Türkiye'ye laikliği demokrasiyi tepside sundu bu uğurda canlar yanmadı. Bu nedenle halkımızın bu kesimi asla Atatürk'ün değerini anlayamayacak. O asla kimsenin zorla başını açmadı. videodan da görüldüğü gibi kıyafet devriminden çok sonraki yıllarda başı kapalı kadınlar var. 12Eylul 1980'de askeri darbe ile kamusal alanda başörtüsü yasağı getirildi. Atatürk'ün ölümünden 42 yıl sonra. Işte o yasak bugün ki yönetimin temellerini attı.

[@hoslabara2703]

Iran needs Leader like Ataturk rather than Ali Khameini.

[@user-jh8gz1lo4e]

Unfortunately, half of the Turks do not have the intelligence to understand the value of him and his revolutions, and we are on the way to becoming like you, or even worse.

[@alanberry1318]

These videos are fantastic. How I wish I had access to to such informative information in the 1950s. In Britain I was educated only to the extent that I could be exploited. I have survived, but Ataturk was the cream that rose to the top.

[@ayseltoksoz5698]

❤

[@georgeanton5886]

Your educational description (while correct) did not take place only in britain but mostly around the globe, However the information was always available to most of the "free world" nations. Just like an archiologist though one needs a shovel and a pick,

[@tunagaster]

One day my mortal body will turn to dust, but the Turkish Republic will stand forever. -Mustafa Kemal Atatürk

[@allanmerovitz871]

A great visionary. We need his like today. Thank you.

[@arashfarahvashi7014]

HE WAS MUCH AHEAD OF HIS ERA / TIME. THATS ALL I CAN SAY. MUCH RESPECT FROM IRAN

[@ayseltoksoz5698]

❤

[@TheAngev]

Ahead compared to which country? The Ottoman Empire was dying and nationalism was a popular form of social formation. His ideas were very popular at the time. He wasn't ahead of his time considering the French and American bourgeois revolutions were in the late 18th century.

[@StefaniaMiraYilmaz]

@@TheAngev the thing is, for a predominantly muslim country, what he did was way beyond, and people respected him, called him the father of turks. that's something. look at turkey now.. we're doomed.

[@TheAngev]

@@StefaniaMiraYilmaz I realise that he is a hero to most of Turkey, but being a nationalist and liberalist in the early 20th century is not that advanced. In the Muslim world Turkey was free to explore nationalism, modernity and secularism, because it was allowed to develop organically and independent of other imperial nations. I don't know what you mean by being 'doomed.' I see the free market/capitalist system as doomed, as it doesn't deliver on what it promises. All the conflicts in nations surrounding Turkey would also be a big problem.

[@poesje8051]

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was an Atheist dictator and he was a sl*ve of Israel, USA and UK.

[@evahernandez1178]

He was a great man, he was there at the right time when Turkey needed him

[@celalsengorunhomosapiensak1645]

Turks need her so much at this time Eva

[@highevan]

"Atatürk and the New Turkey were constant reference points for the Nazis as part of their own biography, AS AN EXAMPLE of the perfect Führer story, and as examples of völkisch “good practice” in a variety of aspects" Ihrig, 2014, p. 145: "Atatürk in the Nazi Imagination - Stefan Ihrig | Harvard University Press".

[@canbakr5602]

As a Turk. He still lives with me.

[@desimdarim6590]

He was a coward

[@HesapSilindi-wm4fz]

@@desimdarim6590No, he could even sacrifice his life for his country..

[@gringo5866279]

He realy should be forever in your heart

[@islamtoghuj]

A powerful leader who wanted to turkify all non-turks in Turkey.

[@RRG932]

He died forget about it

[@hacerjanicek8065]

World biggest commender. Churchill lost his job and popularity because of him. British never fought 4 years war, and lost. Many other countries leaders came to him. His people loves him.❤

[@poesje8051]

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was an Atheist dictator and he was a sl*ve of Israel, USA and UK. M. Kamal handed over the Turkish soldiers to the English and İsraili people. The Kemalists: yeah they k*lled the Turkish soldiers 👌👌 magnificient .

[@dinbilimdir7659]

I am not a dictator. They say it's my strength, yes, it's true. There is nothing that I wish I could not do. Because I do not know to act despotic and ruthless. In my opinion, dictatorship is the one that offends others. I want to dominate, winning the hearts of not breaking. (Mustafa Kemal Atatürk)

[@lebleviq]

Düşünsenize öyle büyük bir lidersiniz öyle büyük adamsınız ki ölümünüzden 85 yıl sonra bazılarını ağlatabiliyorsunuz. En komiği de öyle bir kuyruk acısı ki bu çoğu yoruma yanıt olarak yazmaları. Eline ne geçti sadece kendi kendini küçülttün

[@tetrasiklinaminoglikozit9605]

*" Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives. . . You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and Mehmets to us where they lie side by side. . You, the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries. Wipe away your tears, your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives they are now our sons as well."* *- K. Atatürk -* (sydney / australia monument) 🇦🇺 💙 🇹🇷

[@history_repeats8201]

This is a bunch of BS. Jihadis and Christians will never be the same. so stop the propaganda

[@koktengri8724]

Bulls.t

[@MarieAntoinette1938_tmc]

wow wow !!

[@Mortal.Zombie]

🇹🇷❤️

[@biltr.3076]

Ve buna karşılık Anzakaskerinin annesinin Ataturk'e yazdığı cevap da gerçekten çok etkileyici..

[@greywolf1681]

As a Turk, I am so proud to see so many people of different backgrounds admire Ataturk. If only every nation had an Ataturk the world would be a better place.

[@antifazisbonifaz6964]

Obviosly any straight man would love and admire Attaturk. You can be very proud of him 100% With love from Spain 🤗🤗🇪🇸

[@jamieammar6131]

A lot of leaders tried to emulate Ataturk, but failed. One example would be the Shah of Iran. Then again circumstances were vastly different everywhere.

[@drpainglove3389]

Ataturk is a man to be admired, in America we aren't taught about him; but if you love world history his name is impossible to ignore.

[@kidsworld3441]

Only non Muslim like him because he was working for them . He betrayed Ottoman Empire . He killed most Islamic scholars in turkey .

[@greywolf1681]

@@kidsworld3441 Ataturk Was a Hafiz he knew his religion and how "Imams" used Hadiths to their advantage much like what you see with the corruption in Saudi Arabia and other Islamic nations today. The true decline of the Ottoman empire was because of these superstitious Islamic scholars who used Hadiths to suppress technological advancements as well as education with their influence in the courts of the Sultan. Ataturk saw the betrayal of what Arab "freedom fighters" did to the Ottoman empire with his own eyes. You can still be Muslim and love Ataturk.

[@yavuzabasiyanik1256]

he could have done what Chinese or North Korean dictators did to his people. He could have created a bloodline that would rule the whole country in poverty but he tried to make it better.

[@oddvardmyrnes9040]

A statesman of his time. I will say that Europe has gained a lot from his Turkey. I am thankful for this quick history lesson. In these times, knowledge of history makes the world so much clearer.

[@syhn5708]

every time when I see his photographs or when heard his voice I get into tears. He is more than a father, he is a legend, a hero, a genius... he is a gift for us. Rest in Peace Gazi Mustafa Kemal Pasha.

[@piyushsingh9334]

I wish India gets leader like him ❤️

[@rigel0509]

same... Also happy 100th republic anniversary

[@NC-ck5oj]

A truly extraordinary person. The world really needs someone like him at the moment

[@mohammadwaheed5059]

You have no idea the history of turkey. He was one of the biggest, traitor.

[@burhanyasaroglu9279]

@@mohammadwaheed5059 yea you re not even turk

[@Darkness-so5yh]

@@mohammadwaheed5059 You have no idea what you are talking about plus you are not Turkish so shut your mouth

[@selcukcilek555]

@@burhanyasaroglu9279 Must be the offspring of one of these Arabs who backstabbed the Ottoman Empire to cooperate with the Brits and Lawrence "of Arabia. " Result: State of Israel was established. The best what ever could happen to Arab traitors.

[@Tekir-Kedi]

Mohammed being traitor is needed when its nessassary okay ? He rescued us the turks from arab enperialism and ideology which called islam !

[@qweasdzxcname]

not turkish. i learned about him in school as part of an extra curriculum. and i learned to respect his work greatly.

[@AleX-ey5ej]

Arab Muslims don't like Ataturk because he gave them the biggest slap. Respect Ataturk 🇬🇧🇹🇷

[@mohammed9w553]

What slap ? It was the arabs who destroyed the ottoman empire and Ataturk ran away from fighting them like the coward that he is.

[@FS-me8mj]

If you don't know anything you should keep your mouth shut and pray to Mutafa kemal Ataturk.

[@talzzz1546]

I dont like british

[@ConservativeArabNet]

He is one of the greatest visionaries in history

[@sidmac50]

In my mind- there is no question to your statement.

[@Ramirez83786]

A great freemason, that’s for sure.

[@PoldarkGodzilla]

His vision is being slowly undone by erogdan, back to being sick man of Europe!

[@jamieammar6131]

@@Ramirez83786 Freemason ? lol you trippin

[@silanjian]

By killing, raping, beheading, stealing. you call it a vision???????

[@niIIer1]

Education is the foundation of a stable democracy. The world needs more leaders like this man.

[@mkenan54]

"Complete independence means independence and freedom in every field such as politics, economics, judiciary, military, culture… Insufficiency in one of those fields means the total loss of independence of the nation." - Atatürk 💙💛

[@bmyt4249]

It's so funny to see how people try to claim this man as theirs. "he's Serbian, he's Bulgarian, he's Greek, he's Albanian, he's a jew...." Of course a man of his calibre everyone would want to claim to be his, sadly for those Albanians, Greeks and whatnot is that Atatürk is and was Turkish, he achieved greatness for Turkey and that fact is undeniable

[@uldos3193]

Ataturk Ata!!! Yashasin Turkiye, Ataturk is a legend. Greetings from Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬!!!

[@khagan5951]

And greetings right back from Turkey!

[@aysesen633]

Brothers 🇦🇿🇹🇷🇰🇬🇰🇿🇺🇿🇹🇲

[@sercanaltunsa]

Embarking on a profound intellectual journey as we dissect and analyze the seismic shift that occurred in the early 20th century with the fall of the Ottoman Empire and the rise of a secular Turkey under Mustafa Kemal Atatürk... This epochal transition was not merely a geopolitical upheaval but a watershed moment in modern history, one that still resonates profoundly in our contemporary world. Atatürk's vision for Turkey was born from the crucible of tumultuous times, marked by the dissolution of a centuries-old empire. His foresight and determination to forge a secular state from the remnants of the Ottoman legacy were nothing short of revolutionary. Atatürk, a voracious reader and a profound thinker, was deeply influenced by the luminaries of Western thought, from the rationalist ideals of Spinoza to the political philosophies of Montesquieu, Rousseau, and Voltaire, and the strategic acumen of Napoleon. His intellectual appetite and analytical prowess were instrumental in navigating Turkey through the complexities of modern nationhood. The 'New Turkey' that emerged under his leadership was an intricate tapestry woven with threads of benevolent authoritarianism, Bolshevist ideals, Western democratic principles, and the ethos of the French Revolution. This unique blend was Atatürk’s answer to the major challenges facing the Turkish nation, a response crafted through careful study and analysis of diverse global ideologies. Moreover, Atatürk's influence extended well beyond the borders of Turkey. His success in Anatolia between 1919-1923 became a beacon for right-wing movements in Germany, who saw in him a 'Führer Atatürk' archetype. His life and achievements resonated with global leaders like Gandhi, Jinnah, the Castro brothers, Mao, and Ho Chi Minh. They drew inspiration from his embodiment of national will, the concept of a people's war, the spirit of national sacrifice, and the idea of the soldier-statesman. Atatürk's legacy in their struggles for independence against colonial forces cannot be overstated. Yet, perhaps the most enduring lesson from Atatürk's life is the relentless pursuit of self-improvement through reading and analysis. His ability to assimilate and synthesize diverse ideas into a coherent vision for Turkey is a testament to this lifelong commitment to learning. In analyzing Atatürk's legacy, we are compelled to confront the intricate balance between Western values and Islam, a topic of immense relevance in our contemporary discourse. His life and work offer us invaluable insights into bridging cultural and ideological divides, fostering mutual understanding, and laying the foundations for a world where diverse philosophies can coexist in harmony. In conclusion, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's legacy is not just a chapter in the annals of history; it is a living, breathing guidepost that illuminates the path to reconciling the seemingly disparate worlds of Western modernity and Islamic tradition. It behooves us, as the citizens of the world, to delve deeper into his legacy and extract lessons that can help navigate the complex tapestry of today's global challenges.

[@alex-lu8mi]

Rofl. 80 yılda 6 işgal... 😂

[@barisveesitlik9310]

Ataturk became a solder at the age of 19. He served in army 19 years. It was an intence 19 years, lots of wars... And he became a politician at the age of 37. He served the coutry 19 years as a politician until he died. He saved the country, he rebuilt the country, he did tons of revulotions... During in this busy life he read more than 4.000 books, he wrote a geometry book, language book and a history book. he designed the new alphabet and more... Every time I read something about him, I respect him more. genious...

[@elif.e.7890]

Onun varlığını ögrencilerime anlatmaktan gurur duyuyorum

[@Genchmen]

Gökten indiği varsayılan kitaplar. Bunu da anlatıyor musunuz öğrencilerinize?

[@Genchmen]

@@OttomanTurkish yaptığın yorumlarla çapını gösteriyorsun.

[@aliulas9023]

@ELİF. E., Elif acaba tanışıyor muyuz???

[@poesje8051]

Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was an Atheist dictator and he was a sl*ve of Israel, USA and UK. .

[@aliulas9023]

@Ufuk Adamı, ağzına sağlık kardeş….. Bırak bu yalancıları bunların tek bildikleri yalanlarla ata övmek doğrular hiç konuşmamak, çok çok adaletsiz ve yalancı bu atacılar! İnsan olsalar atalarınız severler tamam ona kimse bir şey demiyor ama atalarının yaptıkları kötü şeyleri de anlatırlar insan olsalar ama değiller ki bunların tek bildiği şey atayı çok iyi biri gibi göstermek Müslümanları da kötü göstermek…. İşleri güçleri yalan iftira sadece….