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Fidan... The best term to describe both the posture of the lifeless bodies after hanging on the gallows and the death of three young people...
"They were undoubtedly guilty, but not enough to warrant the death penalty." A decision that, according to some jurists, carries an incredible disproportion between crime and punishment, the death penalty...
The arrest of Deniz, Hüseyin and Yusuf, the time they spent in solitary confinement, their torture, their deaths resulting in execution along with the last letter they wrote to their families...
While I was reading the book, even though I knew the ending, I proceeded by reading it in the same way that sadness caused by "I wish" hurts the heart, and I was impressed. The cell they stayed in is described as follows: "The only thing free in the cell was breathing. Even though they are like fish in an aquarium with low oxygen..."
Deniz Gezmiş says that living honorably and upright leaves a mark in life, and so it is.
Even their fathers said, "If the country is going to be better, they should be executed." Thank you to the homeland." Nihat Behram describes the process that led to the arrest, trial and hanging of the three young people he mentioned during the 12 March period. At the end of the book, he included the questions he asked to law and scientists regarding the results of the case and their answers.
After reading the book, I supported it with different documentaries. I would recommend. I end the review with a section from the poem that Deniz Gezmiş constantly reads.
My young man!
You, on a corner
You will die with blood leaking from your head
Or you will die on a gallows.
Nazım Hikmet Ran
