Karınca İzleri - Hikmet Aksoy Kitabı

"Looking at what you said, I saw a large diameter circle whose center was Trabzon. The pointy end of the compass was in Trabzon, and the tip of the pen was traveling around the other provinces of Turkey, especially Istanbul. In this situation, you see me as a bridge both between the countryside and the center, and between the countryside and the countryside." "I saw it, and I must confess that I was more interested in your connection with the provincial press."
-Nazan Bekiroglu-

Ant Traces; The life story of Hikmet Aksoy, a journalist, cartoonist and master of humor who worked for years in the Istanbul and Trabzon press, in the world of culture and art, and who worked as a reporter in many newspapers such as Tercüman, Hürriyet, Milliyet and Vatan during the 27 May period. The freshness of his memories of well-known figures from the literary and press circles during his time in Istanbul, the intensity of his knowledge, his close witness to the coup period and the Yassiada trials, the ideals he took with him wherever he went and the way he implemented them make his story striking. The fact that he is still remembered for the ideas he implemented one by one by working non-stop in Pazarlar, Simav district of Kütahya, where he was appointed as a reserve officer teacher, and what he did there even years later, is an indication of this.

Nazan Bekiroglu's river interview Ant Traces offers the opportunity to read not only Hikmet Aksoy and the press history of a period, but also the recent history of Turkey.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)


Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 336

Year of Printing: 2015


eBook:

Number of Pages: 229

Year of Printing: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Timas Publications

Number of Pages: 336

First Publication Year: 2015

Language: Turkish