Eski Zamanlar

In Fevzi Karadeniz's Old Times, there is witness to many events in a period extending from the 1960s to the 1980s, including the East and Southeast of those years, the experiences of the Kurds, union life, the political separation on the left, DİSK and the TKP process. But most importantly, there are 17 years of exile and longing. Welcome to your country, Fevzi Karadeniz. The hell you left is waiting for you.
-Celal Giriş, Radikal, 10.12.2011-

In the book, your meetings and memories with valuable people, especially Ahmed Arif, Behice Boran, Kemal Türkler, will make you say "wow!" it made me say. Of course, İsmail Cem is in a separate category.

The fact that you witnessed the massacre up close on May 1, 1977, and your loneliness as you left the stadium in tears after the murder of Mahir Çayan and his friends also greatly impressed me...
-Utku Üzülmez-

I wish all unionists and organization people would write their memoirs. A tremendous human wealth emerges.

Although it is a memory of Old Times, there is a Nasreddin Hodja spirit there. There is a great need for this type of articles.
-Yücel Feyzioğlu, March 2002-

Old Times is on my bedside table, I read it over and over again. I go to the streets of Ergani. I'm always surprised that you remember so many things. And every time, I get offended once more. Why wasn't I included in one of your lines?
-Nazife Gülben, 20 January 2002, Moda-Istanbul-

In Old Times, the author tells about his memories in Turkey: The observations of the author, who personally took part in the labor movement of the country in the 70s and 80s and was in trouble because of this, are sometimes like a document...

And painful observations in an environment of pain...

As you turn the pages, you curse those who made our people experience the 70s and 80s. Yes, that's where we come from. That's because of the depth of the wound within us...

-Server Tanilli, 22 March 2002, Cumhuriyet-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 376

Year of Print: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Belge Publications

First Print Year: 2016

Number of Pages: 376

Language Turkish