It is not remembered, it remains in the line

Aras Publishing brings together with the readers "It Does Not Stay in Mind, It Remains in the Line", consisting of 58 portraits written by journalist-writer Ümit Bayazoğlu.

While Ümit Bayazoğlu brings to light the hidden aspects of figures who have been in the public eye, he also presents the life stories of people who have been forgotten and forgotten over time.

Ahmet Rifat Çalika, Cemal Granda, Limanci Hamdi, Sami Günzberg, John Godolphin Bennett, Atatürk, Pierre Loti, Namik Kemal, Hüseyin Rahmi Gürpinar, Melek Kobra, Karekin Deveciyan, Necip Fazil Kisakürek, Sami Sabit Karaman, Yahya Kemal, Hasan Amça.. .

Alcoholic, dentist, banned cartoonist, Unionist, historian, extra, National Struggler, painter, member of parliament, White Russian, sultan, architect, writer, tree lover, Circassian, gourmet, skulldugger, Kurd, rowdy, usurper, Ottomanist, traitor, Jew, Secondhand bookseller, swindler, greengrocer, Armenian, plunderer, patriotic poet...

58 "contrary" portraits from Ottoman and Republic history.

"You have been deprived of Turkish citizenship by the decision of the Council of Ministers. You will be taken to the camp for unwanted foreigners in Yozgat, under police control. You will stay there until you are accepted by another state."
The person who said this was probably a high-ranking police officer in civilian clothes. Erol Güney, "Why?" Before he could say it, he found himself in the backseat of a speeding car, wearing a tuxedo...
-From the portrait titled "The Last Blue Passenger: Erol Güney"-


eBook:

Number of Pages: 331

Year of Printing: 2013


Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 388

Year of Printing: 2013


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Aras Publishing

Prepared by: Ararat Sekeryan
Cover Design: Aret Gicir

First Printing Year: 2013

Number of Pages: 388

Language Turkish