Atatürk In The Western Publishing World

Abstract

Indeed, Atatürk is the hero of many popular works in the Western publishing world that are biographical at first sight, but are basically far more comprehensive. In addition, the majority of modern Turkey-related works gather their attention around the axis of Atatürk to a large extent; in other words, at the height of these works, the truth of Atatürk is very visible.

Keywords

• Atatürk,Publication,Western,Europe

Batı Yayın Dünyasında Atatürk

Abstract

Gerçekten Atatürk, Batı yayın dünyasında, İlk bakışta biyografik nitelikli fakat, temelde çok daha geniş kapsamlı, birçok popüler eserin kahramanıdır. Ayrıca Modern Türkiye ile ilgili eserlerin büyük bir çoğunluğu da dikkatini geniş ölçüde Atatürk ekseni çevresinde toplar; diğer bir deyişle bu eserlerin doruğunda, çok kez Atatürk gerçeği göze çarpar.

Keywords

• Atatürk,Yayın,Batı,Avrupa

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