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But you hide them."

It wouldn't be right for me to write what I'm going to say here while she, Ms. Latife, was alive, I'll try to explain it now. The person, who was raging and shouting like a storm, a gust of anger and violence, said this time, as if murmuring with a heavy voice and heavy words:

-"Atatürk still burns with love like the love of the homeland of the Mehmetçik who stand guard for this homeland on the borders of the homeland...

amongst everyone's homage, they went upstairs and listened to the Parliament's memorandum at the place where the süfera (ambassadors) were.

After the speeches of Her Majesty Pasha, Ms. Latife came to the Presidency Hall and met with our deputies by the embassy dignitaries and talked to each of them at length. This meeting and this interview (interview) left a deep specialization in everyone. Ms.

.. We, the generation of Atatürk, should invite him to duty, We should invite him to illuminate the dark pages of history. Even though his genius and will remain an inexplicable enigma, it is the duty and responsibility of those who lived through Atatürk's Golden Age to future generations to be aware of Atatürk's words and actions in his mortal life and to ensure that they are attributed to history. With these thoughts and feelings, my excitement reached its limit when I came to the door of Villa Uşşaklı in Ayazpaşa, where Mrs.

Latife, who wanted to remain buried with her memories for years and years, lived. It was as if I didn't come here by walking down the street, getting on the vehicles, getting tired and breathing.

Yes, I entered as if entering a temple, awakened the memories that I had put to sleep for many years, spoke as if I was praying for four and a half hours and left proud on behalf of the Turkish nation and Turkish womanhood. I was proud because Latife Uşşaklı was a monumental being with her love, faith and renunciation. Latife Uşşaklı, in Atatürk's spiritual existence, described by a foreign author as "She was deified while overflowing", buried all her desires, the hottest age of youth, all kinds of blessings that God created for human beings, in her heart with a nobility befitting the slogan of the Turkish nation. Yes, exactly forty-one years ago, in the presence of Ms.

Latife, I writhed in these feelings. Sometime:

I was able to say, "Ma'am, you should also write a work about Atatürk." Latife Uşşaklı's eyes shone like fire for a moment besides the deep anguish on her face and she gave the following answer:

-"Writing? "Uşaklıgil" âilesine mensuptur ve ünlü yazar Hâlit Ziyâ Uşaklıgil ile kuzendir.
İzmir’in tanınmış ailelerinden gelen Laitfe Hanım, Uşakîzâde Köşkü'nün bahçesinde bulunan "camlı köşk"te ilkokulu, İstanbul Arnavutköy Amerikan Kız Koleji'nde ortaokulu ve liseyi okudu.

16 gün süren ve 30 Eylül 1922 tarihinde sona eren bu misafirlikte köşk, "Mudanya Ateşkes Antlaşması" çalışmalarına sahne oldu.
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk ile Latîfe Hanım, 29 Ocak 1923 tarihinde, Muammer Bey’in Göztepe'deki Uşakîzâde Köşkü'nde dinî nikâhla evlendiler.

The great man said goodbye to mortal life. After convincing the soldiers that she actually belonged to the household, she was allowed in.

Foreign two and a half years, Lâtife Hanım symbolized the new face of Turkish women as a first lady who was very present in public life which, in Turkey, was a novelty by the standards of her day.

She was a very important theme in the reforms which began in Turkey in the 1920s for the emancipation of women.

After explaining the hiding place of the Hearth in the news area, the assistance given in cash to the Red Crescent to the poor school children, the pasinler to the movement victims, the immigrants of Ayındır, and explaining the activities of representing the Quarry in the following way, They continued:

“In this respect, while the body of our hearth consisted of a united mass, he constantly worked hard to eliminate the currents of mashab and style, which caused the creation of a discordant situation among the nation, thanks to the influence of long years, and he saw the positive effect of this. In this regard, it is my duty to bring to the attention of the high congress the need for all of our hearths to struggle as one with determination and fortitude against the differences in sect and style among the sons of the feyyaz and velud Turkish generation, which Ağyar regards as the main source of strife and discord.

I had never seen Pasha before. The country has been saved... You will not talk to any journalist about our common life." He said, and I promised a soldier." Now that I had the courage, I could speak:

-"Ma'am, I said, the soldier kept your promise. I managed without whips." I got confused:

I said, "I wish I was a ticket seller too, Pasha". He turned to me, raising his hand, pretending to flip his palm in the air and shove it into his jacket pocket:

"Cut a ticket, but don't put the money in your pocket," he said. Later:

"You see, I can manage without a whip, don't make me talk too much!"

Ms.

We, those who lived through Atatürk's Golden Age, were fascinated by Atatürk Even when we were walking and talking, we saw Atatürk as a mythological hero from unknown countries...

Education

She completed her high school studies in İzmir and in 1919 she went abroad to study Law in Paris and London.

Career

When she came back to Turkey, the Turkish War of Independence was nearing its education On September 11, 1922, upon returning to her family mansion in Izmir, she was confronted by soldiers who notified her that the Pasha had taken the house as General Headquarters in Izmir.

One of my entourage, one of those who came with us that night, took advantage of what looked like a whipped administration. Lâtife Hanım lived the rest of her days in İzmir and İstanbul, in virtual seclusion, avoiding contacts outside her private circle until her death in 1975.

She never remarried, and remained silent about their relationship throughout her life.

As late as 2005, her family has rejected proposals to make her diary and letters public.

The great Turkish woman tells:

-"I didn't go out much, but I was making some visits. It is doubtful that Latife Uşaklıgil lived in these feelings until her last breath. If they want, they can all burn.