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Topic: Post pictures of Turkic Heros Posted: 16-Sep-2005 at 18:37 |
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Posted: 16-Sep-2005 at 18:52 |
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Posted: 16-Sep-2005 at 18:57 |
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Posted: 16-Sep-2005 at 18:58 |
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Posted: 16-Sep-2005 at 19:01 |
Originally posted by Phallanx
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Posted: 17-Sep-2005 at 05:00 |
I might be wrong but in my book a hero is anyone that performs noble actions for his country. That is quite different if not the exact opposite of a nationalist and a racsist.
Wasn't it Atsiz that promoted pan-Turkism and defined the supporters as:
"A Turk who believes in the superiority of Turk race, respecting its national past and ready to sacrifice himself for the ideals of Turkdom, especially in the fight against Moscow, the implacable enemy."
Sorry to disagree with you, but nationalism and racsism aren't the 'virtues' that deem you worthy of the title hero, well at least not in my book they aren't..
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Hakkhan, Nihal Atsiz have nothing to become a national hero. His ideas were racist, seperatist and full of hatred against other nations. I cant understand how some people can still support them.
Phallanxi noone in Turkey considers him as a hero, his ideas are made fun of and his racist attitude is no more popular than stormfront's popularity in Greek society. No offense, such people and ideas exist as blind points within every nation, but they arent popular or appreciated as we know.
Of course racism and extreme nationalism (ethnic and blind patriotism also) arent virtues that can deem a person worthy of the title hero.
BTW, Enver Pasha isnt a national hero also. He caused Ottoman Empire to get into WWI with Germany, who had imperial purposes on Ottoman lands, and which caused an empire of 615 years to dissappear. He also caused 90.000 Turkish soldiers to die in Sarikamish by freezing, he died with Uzbeks when fighting against Russians, and when Anatolia was being invaded.
About Abdullah atl, do you consider him as a hero?
But about Karamanoglu Mehmet Bey, he is also my hero...
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Posted: 17-Sep-2005 at 05:29 |
Just found it interesting to see his face posted in a topic about Turkish heroes, when he represents exactly the opposite.
I always thought you were a strong supporter of the Ottoman empire, if so, why would you consider Karamanoglu a hero?
Wasn't he the leader of the Karamans or is this some other guy with a similar name?
As for Abdullah atlı, I've mentioned him a couple of times in past
discussions. I'd think he's more of a martyr of your goverments policy
in Cyprus.. Unless you'll deny the well established fact that he was
against TMT which is what got him killed?
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To the gods we mortals are all ignorant.Those old traditions from our ancestors, the ones we've had as long as time itself, no argument will ever overthrow, in spite of subtleties sharp minds invent.
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Posted: 17-Sep-2005 at 05:32 |
Originally posted by Oguzoglu
Hakkhan, Nihal Atsiz have nothing to become a national hero. His
ideas were racist, seperatist and full of hatred against other nations.
I cant understand how some people can still support them.
Phallanxi noone in Turkey considers him as a hero, his ideas are
made fun of and his racist attitude is no more popular than
stormfront's popularity in Greek society. No offense, such people and
ideas exist as blind points within every nation, but they arent popular
or appreciated as we know.
Of course racism and extreme nationalism (ethnic and blind
patriotism also) arent virtues that can deem a person worthy of the
title hero.
BTW, Enver Pasha isnt a national hero also. He caused Ottoman Empire
to get into WWI with Germany, who had imperial purposes on Ottoman
lands, and which caused an empire of 615 years to dissappear. He also
caused 90.000 Turkish soldiers to die in Sarikamish by freezing, he
died with Uzbeks when fighting against Russians, and when Anatolia was
being invaded.
About Abdullah atl, do you consider him as a hero?
But about Karamanoglu Mehmet Bey, he is also my hero...
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youre wrong about atlı,Atsiz and Enver Paşa
they may be wrong in some ways nut not full of them
look;
Enver Paşa; Great Trkistan idea
atlı; Destroying all kinds of "modern europian guerillas"
Atsız; Thoughts about Gok-Turk language, Turan and Turkic history
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Posted: 17-Sep-2005 at 05:41 |
Originally posted by Phallanx
I always thought you were a strong supporter of the Ottoman empire, if so, why would you consider Karamanoglu a hero?
Wasn't he the leader of the Karamans or is this some other guy with a similar name?
As for Abdullah atlı, I've mentioned him a couple of times in past
discussions. I'd think he's more of a martyr of your goverments policy
in Cyprus.. Unless you'll deny the well established fact that he was
against TMT which is what got him killed?
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no, im not a supporter of ottoman Empire
Ottomans were Islamic Empire, not Turkish Empire, they are not full of Turks
Karamanoğlu was a hero, becouse he was the leader of second powerfull klan in Anatolian terrorories(Seljuks) after Ottomans.
atlı was not only in Cypruss case, he was everwhere
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I always thought you were a strong supporter of the Ottoman empire, if so, why would you consider Karamanoglu a hero? Wasn't he the leader of the Karamans or is this some other guy with a similar name? |
Well. What can I do? I am a Turkmen, and an Alevi. In Turkey, Alevis are generally anti-Ottomanists (because Ottoman Empire was a Sunnite, heavy religious and anti-Alevi one), they are generally anti heavy religious teachings, closer to sufis (like me), and they are generally closer to socialist world view. But I am not. Because I am aware of some facts and I try to look from the Ottoman point of view instead of an egoist one.
What do you mean by strong Ottoman supporter? You got that idea from my ideas about Ottoman Empire being the ancestor of modern Turkey, or being a great empire? I like Ottoman Empire, because I know they were a great one in the beginning. My family suffered from Ottoman policies as much as other Turkmens did, but I still love the Ottoman dream. Because you should be objective when judging universal empires and their actions, instead of being always against them by a blind point of view.
Ottoman Empire was a great one for sure, and in the beginning period until the age of Sultan Selim Khan who turned the empire into a totally Sunnite one, Bektashis, Turkmens were very respected and valuable society of the empire. Ottoman Empire was a "Turkic" one before him. And it had no difference from the Beghlik of Karamanoglu or other Turkmens. But later, mostly after Suleyman, it began collapsing. and became an anti-Turkmen one. They were fighting for Kizil Elma until the beginning of collapsing period.
To me, an Armenian or a Rum should also look from my point of view, instead of always blaming such a great and tolerant empire just with egoist and one sided points of views. The late periods of Ottoman Empire were a total chaos and hell for us, and all Anatolians. I simply hate some of the late Ottoman policies and actions. But this cant make me an anti Ottoman. I am still sory for such a great empire being divided such tragedically and being blamed with totally one sided accusions (just like the Armenian issue). Ottoman Empire was really ignoring Anatolia and its people in the collapsing period. Kemalists in Turkey are mostly anti Ottomanist too. But I still respect the values of the empire and its multi ethnical structure. To me, it was a unique one which deserves to be respected by all.
But anyway, I'd prefer the Karamanoglus to gain power and rise instead of the Osmanlis. It would be totally better for us in every term for sure.
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Posted: 17-Sep-2005 at 06:06 |
To me, also Baba Ishak and other Turkmen erens who were totally against the authority and considered as rebellers were heros. But that doesnt prevent me from respecting the Seljuk Empire, its civilization and the Seljuk khan, Giyaseddin Keyhusrev. You see? My brother have a couple of Armenian friends in Buyukada (Princess Island) and they call themselves "Ermeni asilli Turk" (Turk of Armenian origin). History and values shouldnt be just how the westerner ideology teaches us, such as saying "Ottoman Turks" or saying "Muslim siege of Vienna". We should realize that Ottoman Empire, actually, was nothing but the Islamic version of the Byzanthine Empire, there were no Ottoman Turks, or Byzanthine Greeks. The Rums have called Fatih as "sultan basileus", Fatih called himself "Kayser-i rum", and Turkmens called him the "khan". You see, how points of views can show differences...
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Posted: 22-Sep-2005 at 00:14 |
How was the Kuprulu dinasty Turkic? Kuprulu born in Berat, Albania and taken in the Ottoman empire elite through the Devshirmeh system...
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Posted: 22-Sep-2005 at 03:24 |
So? He was not like you, and his sons were still Turkey, they are still serving turkey. They fight for independence war with turks, after this they were still effective at turkish politics. Do you know one of his son hanged with a PM after a military coup.
do you call his and his family albanian?
I always thought you were a strong supporter of the Ottoman empire, if so, why would you consider Karamanoglu a hero? Wasn't he the leader of the Karamans or is this some other guy with a similar name
I dont like what he was did, but he fought like a hero.I dont think we should divide Turkish history, Ottomans and other turks who fight against them.
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