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ATATURK'S GREATEST LEGACY
(An Editorial)
Mahmut Esat Ozan
Chairman -Editorial Board
The Turkish Forum-USA
During the perpetual written annals of the world, from its pre-historic days to our contemporary times, the names of many great people have left their mark on this planet. Their identities have been permanently recorded for posterity. The names of each and every one of these people can be found in the archives of libraries from Argentina to Zimbabwe. Whether they belong to Socrates, or Caesar, or Cromwell or Shakespeare or Copernicus, or Henry the Eigth or maybe to Sultan Mehmet, the Conqueror, or Pasteur or Beethoven or for that matter thousands of others, they are all remembered and commemorated today for one or two distinct accomplishments they carried out in the span of their lives.
Some of them reached an old age beyond the limit expected of them. Some were rulers whose reign lasted long decades. Some perpetuated arrogantly the fantasy that they were descendent from God. Many Central American cultures manifested this theory. Until a relatively short time ago, Japanese Emperor Hirohito was a good example for this kind of belief. Earlier in the past, in 1643, King Louis XIV of France proclaimed that he was the 'Sun King.' His subjects were forced to worship him as a result. Another Frenchman, though a native of a previously Italian-owned island of Corsica, was Napoleon Bonaparte. He, one fine day, declared himself an emperor. Even his own mother was dubious about his future. When someone congratulated her about her son's newly attained glory, she smirked a bit and answered in her broken Corsican French:
"Por vo queh sah durreh." In a better French accent she could have sounded :
"Pourvu que ca dure, which would have meant : "I hope it lasts!" There were also various other 'greats' who had acquired their grandiose titles by spending large amounts of fortunes to obtain them, or they were bestowed upon those by the largesse of the rulers they served. The latter simply inherited the same by dint of 'legal' successions to the throne.
On the other hand, our globe has witnessed the arrival and the departure of a large number of genuinely superior leaders in its long history. They all came to this earth in the same old way- through the courtesy of their parents. They lived productive lives and one day they left all that behind and joined their ancestors. Our world, having benefited from these people, had become a better place to live in. Among these vast multitudes, the world witnessed their existence in varied forms. Some were concerned humanitarians, others were vigilant social reformists, adulated military victors, astute legislators, prominent law givers, famous linguists, true patriots of all persuasions. Among them , one may also notice memorable educators, matchless orators, and respectable political leaders. However, the pages of history never had the chance to register the name of any single individual who had shown hitherto an unparalleled aptitude and talent which encompassed within himself each and every qualification mentioned above
Finally, at long last this norm was broken. Just around the turn of the 20th century, on a sunny day in the month of May, a bouncing baby boy made his entry to this world and unceremoniously, joined the fold of the human race. Even in his early adolescence he began to display a great promise for the future. As he matured, the young man , the hero of this essay, showed every sign that he would possess soon the cumulative sum of all the above qualifications once attributed to a long list of great men who preceded him.
In school, where he excelled all others, he was dubbed by one of his teachers with a new name. This name meant 'perfection.' It was easy to figure out that this young man was bound to go beyond the limits of things his destiny had reserved for him and prove that he was not cut from the same cloth as others.
This unique personality, this peerless exemplar of our true revelations, was none other than the greatest Turk ever lived. His name was Mustafa. With his newly-given additional name of 'perfection' he became Mustafa Kemal. Without a doubt, among the great leaders who had ever graced the pages of history, few had achieved as much acclaim in as short a period of time, transforming the life of his nation as decisively, and gave such a profound inspiration to the world at large. Mustafa Kemal was bestowed another title. This time by a grateful nation . He became 'ATATURK', the father of the Turks. What separated Ataturk from others was the fact that he was not only a 'visionary,' he was also a pragmatic leader who put into action his visions to work time and time again , while a flabbergasted world at large followed his unbelievable accomplishment with an utter disbelief. He was just 57 years old when he died on November 10, 1938. Today, 62 long years after his demise, he still stands as tall, as monumental a figure towering over all the other 'greats' of the 20th Century. Among the accomplishments of this great man, the following are the most salient:
1- Defeating the Greeks,
2- Saving 'Turkiye' from Allied invasion,
3- Establishing the new Republic,
4- Ending the Ottoman Monarchy,
5- Abolishing the Caliphate,
6- Ending the Capitulations,
7- Signing the Lausane Treaty
8- Adoption of modern headgear and attire,
9- Acceptance of the Gregorian Calendar,
10- Changing the Arabic script to Turkish one,
11- Decision to use Turkish for the chanting of 'ezan',
12- Emancipation of women,
13- Selection of a female judge for Turkish Supreme Court,
14- Annexing the province of 'Hatay',
15- Abolition of polygamy,
16- Adoption of scientific Civil Codes.
RESHAPING THE TURKISH
LANGUAGE WAS ATATURK'S
MOST IMPORTANT REFORM
Ataturk once said: "The fez sat upon our heads as the sign of ignorance, of fanaticism, of hatred against progress and civilization. It is necessary to abolish it and adopt in its place
...the hat." While Mustafa Kemal conducted the programs of separation of religion from the state, of abolishing the oriental headgear and attire, he also thought of using the Latin alphabet in place of the Arabic one for the Turkish language. Study Slater, the author of a rarely perceptible book, "The Golden Link," mentions this correctly and alludes to the
subject of another "dire necessity of cleansing the Turkish language of foreign elements."
The Arabic script as I call it, was introduced into the Ottoman Empire like another element of regression, namely, the eradication of women's rights. Because the Koran was written in Arabic, it had been honored more than Turkish.
The Arabic alphabet because it is devoid of vowels, could never be in harmony with the Turkish language. My school teacher mother, who, by the way had to start going to school all over again, first to learn a new alphabet and afterwards teach it to her students, as well as, to her educator friends, was very eager to follow the new reforms of Ataturk. While she explained her glee for the new alphabet she showed me how ridiculous it was to write in the old script. For instance, in order to write the word 'asfalt' in the Arabic script, she said, one had to write 'ah sefalet' which could only be translated to mean 'ah! misery.' It was like putting a size 10 foot into a size 5 shoe. It was very difficult to learn the Arabic alphabet..
In his speech at Sarayburnu, during the Republican meeting of August 9, 1928, Ataturk personally introduced the new alphabet , and stressed its importance to the public.
"This alphabet," he said,' "will form understanding and the cooperation of the people, and will help diminish the number of illiterates, while the number of literates will decidedly go up." He did not say it then but the introduction of the new Turkish alphabet also improved the relations between the East and West. That was the year I started in grammar school. It was a breeze to learn how to read and write, and mother helped.
While I was in the first grade that year on November 3, 1928, Turks said 'goodbye' to their dreaded old Arabic script and adopted officially the new Turkish alphabet.
The fringe benefits accrued from this new reform were astounding. The newly established 'Halkevleri,' the 'People's Houses' became 'cultural centers, and by the newly inaugurated 'Academy of Dramatic Arts' the country shook hands with the rest of the world. Translations of international literature counted among them a rich array of authors: Loti; Gide; Maurois; Zola; Anatole France; de Maupassant; Flaubert; Balzac; Merimee; Stendhal; Musset; Lamartine; Baudelaire; Verlaine; Victor Hugo; Voltaire; Rousseau; Montesquieu; Racine; Corneille; Moliere; La Fontaine ; Schiller; Goethe;
Dickens; Poe; Wilde; Byron; Shakespeare; Gorki; Tchekhov; Dostoyevsky; Turgeniev; Lermantov; Pushkin; Gogol; d'Annuncio; Ibsen;
In the list above, one can easily detect that Mustafa Kemal was partial to selecting French authors. He was more fond of the French language and culture than of others. His dislike of the British reflected his lukewarm attitude towards the English language. His great admiration of French culture had molded his intellectual development. Nevertheless, he wanted to fill the gap between his country and the West by adopting drastic measures of education. He was the one who suggested the sign to be placed over the door of the new Ankara University. It read in big bright letters: "The Most Effective Leader In Life is Enlightenment."
WHAT ARE THE ORIGINS
OF THE TURKISH LANGUAGE?
The Turkish language , which is spoken from Macedonia to Siberia, is divided into four main dialects:
a) the Oriental dialects of Altay;
b) the western dialects of Kirgiz and Tatar;
c) the dialects of Central Asia,and
d) the southern dialects; Turkmen, Azerbaijan, Old Anatolian, Crimean ( Kirim) and the Ottoman Turkish.
The above dialects are spoken by more than 200 million people. 69million alone in Turkey and another 1 million in Bulgaria, Macedonia, Greece and Cyprus. Unlike the dialects of Hindu, Turkish dialects spoken around the world vary only slightly from one another. The Turkish language, like 'Turkish Delight' is sweet and melodious. This is mainly due to the unique and important laws of vowel harmony, whereby words beginning with harsh vowels or others beginning with soft ones preserve the same quality of sound and spelling throughout. Thus, it is easy to guess a word whether it is or it is not of Turkish origin. Turkish language acts as a refinery. Guttural and hard to pronounce words of, say, Farsi, Arabic, Greek and Russian are softened to more euphonious sounds. The name of one of my daughters is, 'Julide.' In its original 'Farsi' it is spelled 'jolida' and is pronounced in an equally harsh way.
Modern Turkish is descended from the language brought to Asia Minor by the Seljuk Turks in the 11th century. Sometimes called Old Anatolian, this language developed into that of the Ottoman Empire, founded about 1300 by Osman, hence Ottoman , an impressive regional chieftain. A more precise definition of Turkish would be that it is an offshoot of the Altaic section of the Finno-Ugric group of languages of which Hungarian and Finnish are a part. Some linguists include into the Altaic group of languages the Korean and the language of a special people called the 'Ainu' inhabiting the northernmost island of Hokkaido in Japan.
Turks are the descendents of people who built numerous empires in the past. The strongest is the new 'Republic of Turkiye, 'and the greatest gift ever bestowed upon the Turkish people was its founder and the first President Mustafa Kemal ATATURK.
Legend has it that this great leader, Ataturk, learned from his mother a few days before she passed away that a fortune teller once had predicted to her that her son would be a great human being. Unlike Napoleon's mother, she had great confidence in him. The ( Falci) or the fortune teller told her that her son, one day, would go on a great mission and land in a sea port, and that he would build a great city where there was only dust, and that he would re-clothe his country and that the star and crescent had arisen twice before, but that a great cloud came over it . It will arise a third time," she added, "and it will shed its light forever, over all Anatolia."
The fortune teller's prophetic words have come true. Ataturk did all those things and he
re-clothed 'Turkiye.' Above all he freed Turks from the alphabet and the foreign and alien culture of the Arabs. He knew that Turks were not a Semitic people. He also was aware that the origin of the Turks, their culture and their advanced civilization were inscribed in the 4 thousand-year old Orkon-Yenisei archeological digs discovered by Russian scientists in Central Asia and corroborated by the famous German archeologist-
anthropologist, Willi Bang-Kaup, (1869-1934). These facts are manifested in the published forms of the legendary "Kutatgu Bilig" recitations. It is this author's personal view that , Islam's heaven and hell concepts which Turks were forced to adopt by the Persians in the 11th century, were in stark contrast with this legendary ancient work. Kutatgu Bilig. It instructed the mortals on the exhortation and the encouragement of good deeds to be accomplished in this world, and relied on fame, reputation, and renown, so that after death one continued to live, and receive the biggest of all the promised rewards. These ancient beliefs of theirs affirm that Ataturk still lives today and that Turks are as distant from the Arabs as they could
ever be.
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From: Haluk Demirbag, BSc [mailto:technocrator@yahoo.com]
Subject: USA AIMS TO START WAR IN MIDDLE EAST, RUSSIAN PUNDIT TELLS AZERI WEBSITE
10/23/07
A Moscow-based Islamic leader has described a recent US draft bill as attempt to start war in the Middle East. In an exclusive interview with Azerbaijani website Day.az, the head of the Islamic Committee of Russia, Geydar Dzhemal said that "the resolution on "the genocide" of the Armenians in the Ottoman empire in 1915 together with the plans to divide Iraq means that the USA now intends to head for confrontation not only with Iran, but also with Turkey and Syria, by distancing itself from Israel. In a word, the USA wants a big war." The following is the excerpts from Emin Alakbarov's report on Day.az headlined "Geydar Dzhemal: "Washington has adopted a policy to destabilize the situation in the region. The resolution on "the genocide" of the Armenians together with the plans to divide Iraq means that the USA now intends to head for confrontation not only with Iran, but also with Turkey and Syria"; subheadings have been inserted editorially:
An exclusive interview with the chairman of the Islamic Committee of Russia, Geydar Dzhemal.
USA does not need Turkey any longer?
[Correspondent] Which interests does Washington have by actually recognizing "the genocide of the Armenians"?
[Dzhemal] The adoption of the resolution indicates two moments. First, Washington has ceased to view Ankara as its ally in the Middle East. This fact can be confirmed by the plans of the USA to divide Iraq into three parts, in one of which an independent country - Iraqi Kurdistan will be set up. As is known, Turkey is strongly against the US plans in Iraq.
The US Congress has clearly shown that it "does not care" about the opinion of Ankara, indicating that the Turks are of no interest for them [the Americans]. In addition, the Congress passed the resolution on "the genocide of the Armenians". The acts of the Americans are making Turkey an enemy for the USA. Today the Turkish army is carrying out sporadic military operations in northern Iraq in coordination with the Iranian army.
Second, Israel and its lobby are much unhappy with the adoption of the resolution since Tel-Aviv has an exclusive right to claim the holocaust. Israel's reaction was tough when France passed a resolution on "the genocide of the Armenians" and a law to prosecute anyone who does not recognize this "genocide" on its territory, comparing it with the holocaust.
It means that the Americans have decided to distance themselves from the position of the Jewish lobby to a great extent. What is it leading to? It is leading to the fact that Washington has adopted a policy to destabilize the situation in the region. The resolution on "the genocide" of the Armenians together with the plans to divide Iraq means that the USA now intends to head for confrontation not only with Iran, but also with Turkey and Syria, by distancing itself from Israel. In a word, the USA wants a big war.
War to make gains
[Correspondent] Why do the Americans want this war?
[Dzhemal] The US hopes to benefit from this war since the First and Second World Wars have elevated the USA from a marginal nation to what it is now. In 1945 the Americans occupied Europe. But today Washington is losing its positions and therefore intends to start war in the Middle East in order to regain its status of a one-polar referee that makes judgments on the fate of the world.
[Correspondent] Is the USA capable of defeating such countries as Iran, Turkey and Syria which have strong military forces in view of the deplorable consequences of the US war in Iraq?
[Dzhemal] It has been decided to make air strikes on Iran. The Americans rule out the possibility of carrying out land operations. The USA hopes that such operations will be possible through the domestic resources of Iran - ethnic Azerbaijanis and Kurds.
As for Turkey, Washington relies on the united Kurdistan of northern Iraq and western Iran. The Turkish army will be bogged down in the war with the Kurds, which may lead to the collapse of the Turkish state and provoke a crisis in Syria. Israel will also be involved in this conflict. The Americans will help both sides of the conflict, acting as a referee until the last moment, at which they will be able to enter the game as they did in 1944 to shape the region in the way they wish.
The USA in no way intends to get involved in this full-scale war like in Iraq. The USA hopes for an armed conflict between the states of the Middle East as in the First and Second World Wars.
[Correspondent] Do you think that the plan of the Americans will end in their victory?
[Dzhemal] The war will be pursued not just in the Middle East. Russia and most probably Europe will also be involved in it. If this is the case, I do not think that the Americans will emerge unscathed from this situation because the USA is parasitically dependent on the external world today.
[Passage omitted: The USA may be affected by the ramifications]
I think that the plans developed by the George Bush administration will eventually erase the USA from the political board as a player. But this will take place, of course, through the great sufferings of the peoples of the Middle East.
Baku must refuse "US provocations"
[Correspondent] How does Baku need to act in this situation since it also affects the interests of Azerbaijan?
[Dzhemal] First of all, it is important to strengthen regional relations with the neighbouring countries and not to give in to American provocations. [Baku] should not accept any proposal from the Americans on any military partnership against its neighbours.
Baku must develop military and diplomatic cooperation with Tehran and Ankara. Only this can save Azerbaijan from becoming a frontline cellar for the American army.
Armenia made "outlaw"
[Correspondent] Will Armenia benefit from this situation?
[Dzhemal] The resolution makes Armenia an outlaw. "The genocide" does not give it a chance to negotiate with anybody. Now Israel will also be negative about Armenia. The Americans made this resolution to take Yerevan out of the influence of Moscow and Tehran.
The USA has Georgia and is negotiating with Azerbaijan. If Armenia becomes an enemy for Iran and Russia, remaining in full dependence of US aid, Yerevan will not have a chance to remain on the map as a country. Tehran and Moscow are Yerevan's tickets to life.
Thus, the adoption of the resolution is a silent move leading to a wide-scale and long-term destabilization of the situation in the Middle East.
Turkey to step up anti-terror operation in Iraq
[Correspondent] What steps will Turkey take with its strong position to maintain its national interests?
[Dzhemal] I think that the Turkish army will expand its anti-terror operations in northern Iraq in response to the resolution. Moreover, the military operations against the Kurds will be carried out in coordination between the general staff of the Turkish and Iranian armies, which will bring Ankara and Tehran closer in military terms. The degree of toughness and independence of the Turkish army in Iraq will grow.
[Correspondent] Can we say that the Turkish, Azerbaijani and Jewish Diasporas have suffered a setback from the Armenian diaspora?
[Dzhemal] It is a pyrrhic victory. I would like to assure you that "the genocide" will make Armenia an outlaw. The recognition of "the genocide" by the Congress may strip Yerevan of the support from Moscow and Tehran. The Armenian Diaspora may be left without a geopolitical subject on the map unless Yerevan refuses "the genocide".
Editor's Note: Source: Day.az website, Baku, in Russian 0000 gmt 12 Oct 07
Posted October 23, 2007 © Eurasianet
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MOSCOW, November 6 (RIA Novosti) - Russia could mediate in the ongoing conflict between Kurdish separatists and Turkish troops on the Iraqi border, a Kurdish envoy said on Tuesday.
Turkey has amassed up to 150,000 troops in anticipation of a major military operation, which has been backed by parliament, against around 3,500 Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) insurgents based in Iraq.
"Russia has a historically good relationship with the Kurds, and I believe it is quite possible for Russia to play a mediating role," Babakr Khoshavi, the representative of Iraqi Kurdistan to the Commonwealth of Independent States told a RIA Novosti news conference.
He said Masoud Barzani, the head of the Kurdish administration in north Iraq, recently wrote a letter to the Russian leadership asking it to broker a peace settlement.
Khoshavi warned that if Ankara decides to go ahead with its cross-border operation, the attack will be doomed, due to the extreme difficulty of accessing the PKK's bases in north Iraq.
"Turkey has repeatedly attempted to enter the area, but those operations invariably failed," he said.
The envoy stressed that the Kurdish administration wants the conflict to be settled through peaceful means, as a military operation would "continue for a very long time, destabilizing the entire region, not just Kurdistan but also neighboring countries."
On Monday, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and George W. Bush held talks in Washington, at which the U.S. leader pledged to share military intelligence with Ankara on Kurdish militants.
The PKK, which has killed around 40 Turkish troops and civilians since late September, is considered
