Close Reading: an Atatürk Oratorio

Nov 18, 2024

It was standing-room-only. I understood 1/4 of the words. I left with an indelible impression of Turks and their founding father.

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Jim Buie

Dec 12

It is wonderful to see that the model of Ataturk still has great resonance, at least in the western part of Turkey.

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The Life. Epic. In Turkey.

Close Reading: an Atatürk Oratorio