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Born on March 23, 1876 in Diyarbakır
he entered the Diyarbekir Military High School and graduated in 1890
he held short-term civil servant positions
for a while he worked as a French instructor at a military high school.After the proclamation of the Constitutional Monarchy, Mehmed Ziya founded the Diyarbekir branch of the Union and Progress Party (1908), which he had been interested in and a supporter of for a long time, and in the same year he became the regional inspector of the party
in 1910 he became the inspector of education in Diyarbekir.
Later, Gökalp went to Thessaloniki with his family and started to give sociology lectures for the first time in Turkey at the newly opened Thessaloniki School of Union and Progress (1911).
However, he had to return to Istanbul when the Balkan Wars started.
In March 1912, he became a member of the Ergani Mine in the renewed elections for the Assembly of the People.
When the Assembly was dissolved in August of the same year, he first taught sociology at the Dârü'l-hilâfeti'l-aliyye Madrasah and Dârü'l-muallimât, and then at Dârülfünun (1913-1919).He was arrested upon the defeat in World War I and the occupation of Istanbul by the British (January 28, 1919). He was imprisoned in Bekir Ağa Company for a while
then he was tried for war and massacre crimes and deported to Limni Island and then to Malta together with many Ottoman intellectuals and officers.Upon the end of his two-year and four-month exile on May 19, 1921, Ziya Gökalp returned to Turkey and after staying in Diyarbakır for a while, he became a member of the Ankara government's Ministry of Education's Scientific Council (1921) and then the head of the Copyright and Translation Committee.He joined the Second Grand National Assembly convened on August 11, 1923 as a member of Diyarbekir.
In the meantime, his health deteriorated and his treatment in Ankara became difficult, and he died on October 25, 1924 in the French Hospital in Istanbul.
Product Name: Altın Işık Product Code: 9786257944953 Author: Ziya Gökalp Edition Year: 2020 Cover Type: Cardboard Cover Number of Pages: 128 Paper Type: Book Paper Translator:
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