Lost Daughters of Dersim

Lost Daughters of Dersim

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Alevism Dersim Books
Author
Kazim Gundogan
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95 Piece
Stock code
ILETISIM141
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Contact Publishing
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My sister was 2-3 years old. His name is Xece (Hacer). They gathered us in Ovacık and took us to Elazığ via Hozat in groups. Hundreds, maybe thousands of people. Bruised, hungry, thirsty, miserable. I was around 13 years old. I remember everything like it was today. The officers wanted to buy beautiful girls. My sister was very beautiful. An officer wanted to take my sister from my mother by force. My mother didn't give it to me. When we came to Pertek bridge, we took a break there. The same officer came again and took my mother by force. He cried. Whatever he did, he got. "I'll adopt him. I'll take care of him," the officer said. Of course, only my sister was not offended. Many girls were taken. At the same time, my uncle's daughter is also taken away. My uncle's daughter's name was Tege. What happened to Xece and Tege is not an "isolated incident". After the 1937/1938 Tunceli Operation, many girls were taken from their families - some were already left without parents. They were sent to boarding schools, and some were given up for adoption to officers or bureaucrats. In fact, this practice, which lasted with varying intensity from 1926 to 1950, is one of the gravest fronts of the Dersim massacre. Nezahat and Kazım Gündoğan, after years of effort and persistence, tracked down these missing daughters of Dersim. They talked to themselves and their relatives. In this book, more than a hundred " "case": Pieces from the ordeal stories of people who were uprooted from their families... Stories of the secrets that mothers keep from their children, and sometimes even from themselves... Number of Pages: 608Print Year: 2012Language: TurkishPublisher: İletişim Yayıncılık
Publisher : Contact Publishing
Number of pages : 608
Publication Year : 2012
ISBN : 9789750511042
The heart : Turkish
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Lost Daughters of Dersim My sister was 2-3 years old. His name is Xece (Hacer). They gathered us in Ovacık and took us in groups to Elazığ via Hozat. Hundreds, maybe thousands of people. Bruised, hungry, thirsty, miserable. I was around 13 years old. I remember everything like it was today. The officers wanted to buy beautiful girls. My sister was very beautiful. An officer wanted to take my sister from my mother by force. My mother didn't give it to me. When we came to Pertek bridge, we took a break there. The same officer came again and took my mother by force. He cried. Whatever he did, he got. ''I will adopt. "I'll look after him," said the officer. Of course, only my sister was not offended. Many girls were taken. At the same time, my uncle's daughter is also taken away. My uncle's daughter's name was Tege. What happened to Xece and Tege is not an "isolated incident". After the 1937/1938 Tunceli Operation, many girls were taken from their families - some were already left without parents. They were sent to boarding schools, and some were given up for adoption to officers or bureaucrats. In fact, this practice, which lasted with varying intensities from 1926 to 1950, is one of the gravest fronts of the Dersim massacre. Nezahat and Kazım Gündoğan, persistently and diligently, tracked down these missing daughters of Dersim for years. They talked to themselves and their relatives. This book includes more than a hundred "cases": Pieces of the ordeal stories of people who were uprooted from their families... Stories of the secrets that mothers keep from their children, and sometimes even from themselves... Number of Pages: 608Print Year: 2012Language: TurkishPublisher: İletişim Yayıncılık ILETISIM141
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