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GENOCIDE CONSUMMATOR ATATURK'S DAUGHTER DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT
PanARMENIAN.Net
August 3, 2012 - 10:57 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - The adopted daughter of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk,
the founder of modern Turkey and Genocide consummator was killed in
a traffic accident, her son said on Turkish television on Thursday,
August 2. Ulku Adatepe was 79.
Adatepe died on Wednesday when she was thrown from a vehicle after
the driver lost control of the car while driving on a motorway
from Istanbul to the capital Ankara, Reuters said, citing the daily
newspaper Milliyet.
Adatepe's husband and the driver were hurt but survived the crash,
which occurred in the northwest province of Sakarya. Her son Ahmet
Dogancay confirmed the news on NTV television.
Ataturk took in Adatepe, the daughter of his mother's foster child
and a stationmaster, when she was 9-months-old and raised her at the
presidential palace in Ankara until his death.
She was the youngest of Ataturk's six adopted daughters and one son,
according to Milliyet.
"She stayed at his side, as his inseparable pet, until a few weeks
before his death," wrote Andrew Mango in his definitive 1999 biography
of the soldier-cum-statesman "Ataturk".
Young Adatepe traveled the country with her father and appears in
an illustration on the cover of the alphabet textbook "Alfabe", in
which Ataturk is depicted teaching her the new Latin alphabet that
replaced Ottoman Turkish in Arabic script.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
PanARMENIAN.Net
August 3, 2012 - 10:57 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - The adopted daughter of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk,
the founder of modern Turkey and Genocide consummator was killed in
a traffic accident, her son said on Turkish television on Thursday,
August 2. Ulku Adatepe was 79.
Adatepe died on Wednesday when she was thrown from a vehicle after
the driver lost control of the car while driving on a motorway
from Istanbul to the capital Ankara, Reuters said, citing the daily
newspaper Milliyet.
Adatepe's husband and the driver were hurt but survived the crash,
which occurred in the northwest province of Sakarya. Her son Ahmet
Dogancay confirmed the news on NTV television.
Ataturk took in Adatepe, the daughter of his mother's foster child
and a stationmaster, when she was 9-months-old and raised her at the
presidential palace in Ankara until his death.
She was the youngest of Ataturk's six adopted daughters and one son,
according to Milliyet.
"She stayed at his side, as his inseparable pet, until a few weeks
before his death," wrote Andrew Mango in his definitive 1999 biography
of the soldier-cum-statesman "Ataturk".
Young Adatepe traveled the country with her father and appears in
an illustration on the cover of the alphabet textbook "Alfabe", in
which Ataturk is depicted teaching her the new Latin alphabet that
replaced Ottoman Turkish in Arabic script.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress