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9/10 puan verdi
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Ayşe Kulin wrote this novel inspired by the life of Erzincan Governor Recep Yazıcıoğlu. The bridge, which could not be built after 30 years of bureaucratic procedures, the 1971 memorandum and government changes, cost the lives of many people. A citizen who could not get his pregnant wife to the hospital because there was no bridge, who lost his wife during birth and was left alone with his orphaned baby, went to the governor and explained the situation. He says that he cannot take care of the baby and that the governor must take care of him. With this incident, the governor said, "The place you cannot go is not yours." With this understanding, he rolls up his sleeves to build the bridge. He unearths 30-year-old dusty files. He tries to find engineers and obtain financial aid from businessmen from Erzincan. While these events were taking place on one side of the Euphrates, the Başbağlar Massacre occurred on the other side. After this massacre, in which 33 people died and mosques and houses were burned, the construction of the bridge became one of the most basic needs for the governor. By working with determination day and night, he wins the love of the people. He was known as the "Super Governor" with his different ideas during his time. Known as Recep Yazıcıoğlu.
Mentioning actual events made the book more impressive. In the book, in addition to the life of the governor, the author also touches upon events such as the life of the local people, terrorism, Alevi-Sunni. I think it has a perfect explanation. A work worth reading, I recommend it. I hope the number of idealistic people increases... Have a nice read.
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‘’Bir gök gürültüsüyle gelişi duyurulan efendi ortaya çıktı. Her zamankinden farklı giyinmişti, belki de göğün yeni emperyal modasıydı bu: Başının üzerinde üçlü bir taç; elinde cop sallar gibi kavradığı asası.’’
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Seni de Vururlar Ey Acı!!!
Maalesef Ülke olarak yakın tarihimize baktığımızda geride birçok acı bıraktık. Bu acıları yaşayan insanların çoğu hala içimizdeler. Bazen bu insanlarla denk gelip acılarını dinleme fırsatımız oluyor. Duyduklarımız karşısında o kadar şoka uğruyor ve elem duyuyoruz ki o insanların o acıları yaşamasının ne demek olduğunu o zaman anlamaya çalışıyoruz.
GİDEMEDİĞİN YER SENİN DEĞİLDİR!
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What kind of story of perseverance is this? What kind of statesmanship is this? It is a book that every manager who will sit in those seats at every level of the state should read. After reading, all statesmen should go to that bridge, look at the raging waters of the Euphrates and pray for the late Recep Yazıcıoğlu. He should think about how he can be fair, caring about his people and solution-oriented like him. This bridge was built, but how was it built? I never thought it was this hard. When I read this book, I felt more respect for the deceased.
The Euphrates River, which separates the villages of Kemaliye from Erzincan, becomes impassable when the water rises. The villagers cannot rush their emergency patients and deliver them to the cold arms of death. In this process, there is also the Başbağlar massacre. A village of 81 houses is clearly being burned by PKK terrorists. All men are killed. And a village disappears before the state catches up. "The place you can't go is not yours." says the late Yazıcıoğlu. And he promises to build this bridge no matter what it takes. It does! By embarrassing all the bureaucratic obstacles and managers who do not take him into consideration.
As a final word, may God bless everyone who contributed to the construction of the bridge and may they rest in peace. Good reading...
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What a magnificent book. I read a book full of information, including history, general culture, biography, terrorism, poverty, despair, people of my country, and bureaucracy. I remember the late Governor Recep Yazıcıoğlu's difficult years, the difficulties he overcame, with stubbornness and stability. Başpınar bridge, which was built thanks to the duty he embraced. It included the Başbağlar massacre and it made me lose sleep at night. There are so many massacres in our history. While everyone was against the construction technique of the bridge, governor Yazıcıoğlu never gave up his cause. And the author describes the assembly and opening of the bridge with such excitement that it was as if I experienced that moment like the people there. I was nervous and excited, thinking that another setback would happen at any moment. Since it is recent history, I think everyone should read it.
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The first episode where Bayram puts Öksüz in front of the Governor
The relentless struggle of Başpınar People for the bridge
Oh Elmas, what a painful story you have.
Hüdai Bey, the unfortunate engineer,
The governor's historic speech with İnönü,
riots
Başbağlar Massacre
Hangedi Incident
Piran Incident and Sheikh Said
Various difficulties and happy ending.
The summary of the book in one sentence is:
"The place you can't go doesn't belong to you."
I thank the author very much for this historical work and I remember the super governor Recep Yazıcıoğlu with mercy. God rest the soul