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(The magazine, which has received a patriotic welcome beyond the ordinary, presents to its readers in this issue a long, illustrated story by our brother Ömer Seyfettin Bey, who is well known for his national-patriotic stories and nationalist reflections, depicting […]
-To Dr. Abdullah Cevdet Bey- A small red book that the Greek maid had given him just as he was about to sit down at the table in the evening had upset all his nerves. This was a propaganda pamphlet.
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Literature, General Topics, The Complete Stories of Ömer Seyfettin
How Was He Born? The first part of this short novel was published in “Genç Kalemler” (Young Pens) in Salonika. Here we write a very brief summary of this section. Engineer Kenan Bey married an Italian girl in Izmir ten
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Literature, General Topics, The Complete Stories of Ömer Seyfettin
He suddenly saw the foundations of the castles he had built in Spain being dug up. A great benefit was waiting for him… He became a bit philosophical, a bit scholarly. The socialist theories to which he had wholly devoted
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Literature, General Topics, The Complete Stories of Ömer SeyfettinThe “Great Cabinet,” whose services history could never forget, had nominated him for the Senate, recognizing his power and merit, hadn’t it? In a strange and imaginary delirium, he imagined himself a minister. He would render a service to the
This novel is both reality and fiction. Ömer Seyfettin, with his subtle, satirical pen, shows some of the peculiarities and absurdities of actual events, and depicts the state of mind of an increasingly numerous youth who are ignorant, insolent, and
*Ve likülli kavmin had…*¹ What a strange, yet painful coincidence! We were five people in the second-class compartment we boarded at Serez Station. And all five of us were Turkish and Muslim… Many flocks of crows resembling the ominous and
“Life is a sleep, love is its dream!” they say. How true! I too loved and was loved. I had met my beautiful, compassionate Hayganoş at the Haçiks’ house. The respect I felt for this noble heart, this elegant girl,
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Literature, General Topics, The Complete Stories of Ömer Seyfettin1. A NEW ASSOCIATION August 30, 1908, Moda… I’ve just returned from a walk. There’s a sweet joy inside me. I’m sitting by my window. Our neighbor the Rupenyans’ large green parrot, hanging in its cage on the balcony, looks
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Literature, General Topics, The Complete Stories of Ömer SeyfettinA Social Novel I wrote this short novel five years ago. My purpose was not to create a literary work. I simply wanted to compare the strange thoughts of our intellectuals with social reality. After the Constitution, I met with
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Literature, General Topics, The Complete Stories of Ömer Seyfettin
