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This is a Call

This is a Call

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Yaşar Kemal
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  • Yaşar Kemal, who says, "Whatever is said, seems like no one hears or sees," reiterates the call for peace he has been making for 20 years in his new book, This is a Call.

    Yaşar Kemal's book This is a Call, published by Yapı Kredi Publications, contains the great author's calls, warnings and interviews for democracy, human rights and peace, which he has expressed stubbornly, sometimes with longing, sometimes with anger and always with hope, since 1992. It brings together his writings on these subjects.
    In his article "The Lie of Democracy" written in 1993, Yaşar Kemal said, "Achieving a real democracy is not easy. It requires blood and tears. It also requires efforts of mind and thought. Achieving a real democracy cannot be achieved with the well-intentioned efforts of a community or a few communities." "From the outside, democracy remains an ornament, a lie. Democracy is created by conscious people, because it is in their best interest to be governed by democracy."

    The author emphasizes that this country is a land of brotherhood, that we should cherish all cultures, languages and every piece of nature in these lands, and that the Kurdish problem is Turkey's modernity problem, the Kurdish problem is Turkey's democracy problem, Turkey's integrity must be protected and the winner in a sibling fight is He said no.

    While Yaşar Kemal was being tried at the State Security Court in 1995, when military operations were accelerating and violence dominated the political discourse, he addressed the judges as follows: "My articles are a call to our people. First of all, I am calling the children in the west and east, and the mothers who died in the war. This war hurt your heart the most. "I call on everyone, your honor, to join those who want to stop this war. This country belongs to all of us and it deserves to live for a long time in the history of humanity. Let us not forget that the dignity of a country's people is at least as sacred as its land."

    In the foreword of his book This is a Call, the author begins by saying, "I have written many calls like this, I gathered together what I have written over the last twenty years and decided to make another call. Whatever is said, it seems like no one hears or sees." "I have listened to the Kurds and their memories full of love and friendship. Today, their children and grandchildren should not accept such a sibling war. This war has lasted an incredibly long time, and I have no doubt about it."

    The author begins his article titled 'Turkey Is Searching for Peace' with a quote from Gazi Mustafa Kemal's speech at the press conference in Izmit in 1923 and adds: "Waiting for when war will break out is like waiting for death. Wars are people's death warrants. Wars are the destruction of the lands we live on." is the death sentence of our nature."
Publisher : Yapı Kredi Publications
Number of pages : 144
The heart : Turkish
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Memnuniyet duydum.
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This is a Call Yaşar Kemal, who says, "Whatever is said, seems like no one hears or sees", repeats the call for peace he has been making for 20 years in his new book, This is a Call. Yaşar Kemal's book This is a Call, published by Yapı Kredi Publications, contains the great author's calls, warnings and interviews for democracy, human rights and peace, which he has expressed stubbornly, sometimes with longing, sometimes with anger and always with hope, since 1992. It brings together his writings on these subjects. Yaşar Kemal wrote in his article "The Lie of Democracy" in 1993, "It is not easy to achieve a real democracy. He also wanted blood and tears. He also required intelligence and thought efforts. Achieving real democracy cannot be achieved through the well-intentioned efforts of one or a few communities. From the outside, democracy remains an ornament, a lie. Conscious people create democracy. Because it is in his best interest to be governed by democracy," he said. The author emphasizes that this country is a land of brotherhood, that we should cherish all cultures, languages and every piece of nature in these lands, and that the Kurdish problem is Turkey's modernity problem, the Kurdish problem is Turkey's democracy problem, Turkey's integrity must be protected and the winner in a sibling fight is He said no. While Yaşar Kemal was being tried at the State Security Court in 1995, when military operations were accelerating and violence dominated the political discourse, he addressed the judges as follows: "My articles are a call to our people. First of all, I call the children in the west and east, and the mothers who died in the war. This war hurt your heart the most. I call on everyone, your honor, I call on you to join those who want to stop this war. This country belongs to all of us and this country deserves to live a long time in human history. And to live with dignity... Let's not forget that the honor of a country's people is at least as sacred as its land." In the preface of his book This is a Call, he said, "I have written many calls like this, I thought I would make another call by gathering together what I have written for twenty years. The author begins by saying, "Whatever is said, it seems like no one hears or sees," adding, "In my youth and journalism years, I listened a lot to the Turks and Kurds who fought together in the War of Independence in Çanakkale and their memories full of love and friendship." Today, their children and grandchildren should not accept such a sibling war. And they don't. This war lasted an incredibly long time. "Both Turks and Kurds want this war to end, I have no doubt about it," he says. The author begins his article titled 'Turkey Is Searching for Peace' with a quote from Gazi Mustafa Kemal's speech at the press conference in Izmit in 1923 and adds: 'Waiting for when the war will break out is like waiting for death. Wars are people's death warrants. "Wars are the death sentence of the lands we live on and our nature." YKY0018
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