İnkılap Kitabevi Memleket Hikayeleri Osmanlıca- Türkçe

Native stories ottoman turkish - refik halid karay cv refik halid karay was born in 1888 as the son of serveznedar mehmed halid in beylerbeyi. his mother's side is based on the crimean giray. The dad side is 18. He is from the karakayış family, whose one of his arms migrated from mudurnu to istanbul at the end of the century. The writer, who studied at “galatasaray sultanate” and “mektebi hukuk”, started his career as a journalist during the constitutional period. "quickly gaining fame with his sarcastic writings, he became one of the founders of the ""fecri âti"" literary community." As a result of his writings under the name “kirpi” and his political writings, he was sent to exile in various provinces of anatolia for five years under the i̇ttihat terakki government, but he; the last year of the world war could return to istanbul. On his return, refik halid, who taught at robert college, was the editor-in-chief of the sabah newspaper, and served twice as the general directorate of post and telegraph, published the humor magazine “aydede” during this period. Due to his political writings and opinions, the writer had to leave his hometown. by settling in aleppo, he contributed to the connection of hatay to turkey with his writings and works in the “vahdet” newspaper he published. In 1938, refik halid, who returned to his homeland, wrote daily articles in magazines and newspapers and wrote about 20 novels. ; Refik halid, who carried the period of time extending from the republic to the republic with his strong observation ability and the richness of his language, carried different types of works, the anatolian reality in his stories of the country; In his works such as exile stories and exile, he brought deep longing for homeland together with literature. ; In the author's humorous works such as memoir of ago pasha and what the hedgehog said; In his chronicles such as a handful of bullets, women with makeup; In his memoirs called minelbab i̇lelmihrab and a lifetime, his multifaceted and colorful narrative provides an illustration of the socio-political environment. ; In his novels such as anahtar, nilgün, two-body woman, lover of the year 2000, and today's palace, he combines his creativity with his ability to portray in gripping fictions, and in general, he deals with individual relationships and in particular, female-male relationships in spatial dimensions, enriching his narrative by including fine details of the periods and places where the novels take place. Refik halid, who passed away in istanbul on july 18, 1965, is one of the most prominent figures in turkish literature. his sharp political pen, clear and concise turkish, vivid storytelling, powerful imagery, and creativity make him a lasting name. The text on the back cover of the book you have in your hand has been prepared in ottoman and turkish specifically for the 100th anniversary of the publication of tales of the region. The work written by refik halid was first printed in ottoman in 1919. The ottoman pages of this book are an exact reprint of the 1919 edition. For the turkish texts, the edition reviewed by the author in 1947 has been taken as the basis. The events described by refik halid are entirely the events of the period he lived through. ; many of the people brought to life in the stories of the hometown and the stories of the exile are almost alive. In all these aspects, halide edip states that she is a storyteller who can occupy a prominent place in storytelling, not only in turkish literature but also in russian and american literatures. ; ” from tanzimat to today's literary encyclopedist