ataturk can be considered a controversialfigure by some people. yes.it about that complex legacy. when he abolished the caliphate, for some people, this was him going towards a path that wasn't as religious. and we had the exchange of populations between greece and turkey. what does the 100th anniversary mean to you? he said, one day, my body will be just earth, but this republic of yours will continue forever. and that makes me so happy. and now i'm off to shop in an incredible venue that was around a long, long time before ataturk. this is the grand bazaar, the mother of all shopping malls. it dates back to the 15th century. and there's a really good reason why it was built here in istanbul, because this was the centre of the ottoman empire. so you had spices and almost everything else from over three continents coming right here. she laughs i mean, these guys, in some cases, have been here for years and years and they've really got the gift of the gab. they know how to get you through their door. this might be a bit difficult to pack in my bag. ship

and here is the room, 101, where ataturk used to say. where ataturk used to stay.he man himself. this room became a museum at the 100th anniversary of ataturk's birthday. they bought things that belonged to him from auction, such as his coffee cups, some of his pictures, as you can see here. and he was known to be a very chic man. he cared a lot about what he wears. so here... sharp dresser. oh, he was sharp dresser. mustafa kemal ataturk is the founder of republic of turkey and he is the man who gave independence to turkish people. he managed to not only defeat the occupying powers, but also the occupying greek forces. and he is still the hero of people who value democracy, independence, science, secularism. ataturk can be considered a controversialfigure by some people. yes. tell me a bit about that complex legacy. when he abolished the caliphate, for some people, this was him going towards a path that wasn't as religious. and we had the exchange of populations between greece and turkey. what does the 100th anniversary mean to you? he said, one day my body will b

atatürk sent fakhruddin atabai's army to iran.e , went and checked, went to afghanistan, checked in iran and gave a verdict. according to that ruling , 3 thousand square kilometers of desperate plain were handed over to afghanistan. chekab region, which was ours, was morusian and was ours for many years before it was handed over to afghans. afghans were desperate for salt. for this reason, a part of iran's border strip where salt was found it could have been handed over to the afghans. and it was decided to sign the water contract with iran. but the afghan parliament did not approve it. ghatour city in iran. it was the hand of the ottomans and the next hand was the hand of the turks. atatürk requests reza shah to give the small ararat and qorsur to the turks and they return the city of qotor, which was ours, to us. currently, turkey borders with the republic of azerbaijan by having qorsu and small ararat. iran is connected to europe through 3 countries. a way of communication for azerbaijan, one way. it is in the possession of tur

atatürk sent fakhreddin atabai's army to iran.e and went he investigated, went to afghanistan and investigated in iran and gave a verdict. based on that decision , 3 thousand square kilometers of desperate plain was transferred to afghanistan. the area of ​​chekab that belonged to us was morosi and from many years ago. it was ours and it was given to afghans. afghans were desperate for salt. for this reason , a part of iran's border strip where salt was found was also handed over to afghans. and it was decided to sign the water contract for iran's water rights. but the afghan parliament did not approve it. the city of qatur in iran was in the hands of the ottomans and then it was in the hands of the turks. atatürk he requests reza shah to return to ararat let us give kochko and qorsu to turks, and they will give back to us the city of kotor, which was ours. currently, turkey borders with the republic of azerbaijan by having qorsu and small ararat. iran is connected to europe through three countries. one communication route is in t

reza shah, who followed mustafa kemal atatürk's example after his only foreign trip to turkey, askednd a representative to iran to investigate the resolution of the border issues of the four countries . iran sent this, it came, went and checked. in afghanistan he went and investigated in iran and gave a ruling based on that ruling, 3 thousand square kilometers of desperate plains were handed over to afghanistan. because of this, a part of iran's border strip where salt was found was handed over to the afghans, and it was decided to sign a water contract for iran's water rights, but the afghan parliament did not approve it. the turks were atatürk requesting reza shah to give the small ararat and qara to the turks and they have the city of ghatur, which was ours, but they gave it to us, and now they have it. small headland and ararat border with the republic of azerbaijan . iran is connected to europe through three countries. one road is owned by azerbaijan, one road is owned by turkey, and the third road is owned by armenia. the regime of the kingdom of iraq requested me to come and t

atatürk sent fakhreddin atabai's army to iran.e came , went and checked, went to afghanistan, checked in iran and gave a verdict. according to his sentence, 3 thousand the square kilometers of dasht desaf was handed over to afghanistan, the chekab area that belonged to us was morusi and it belonged to us for years, it was given to afghans because of the salt , because of the salt in it, the part of the border strip of iran where salt was found. it was also left to the afghans and it was decided to sign the water contract for iran's water rights, but the afghan parliament did not approve it. the city of iran was in the hands of the ottomans, and then it was in the hands of the turks. the turks and they returned the regime to us in the city of kathor, which was our own the kingdom of iraq requested that they come and the various material and political aspects ended up to the detriment of iran in favor of three other countries. turkey acquired a part of the ararat highlands that had the location of suq al-jishi. the border line betwe

empire, then to the soviet union, yes there were difficulties, an agreement, vladimirovich lenin, ataturkwhere else did the armenian people get so excited... suicide bombers, of course, we understand that the initial stage of 2,000 people, this will be a priority and legitimate target for a strike by russian troops will begin. their government was doomed to death. let me remind you that during the war in afghanistan , fewer nato soldiers died in 20 years than in 2 years of the war in ukraine. and, of course, i believe that when, if the bodies of dead foreigners come across, with all appropriate procedures, with all due respect , the embassy releases them to relatives. it’s by chance that i want to note here: at one time the west actively used various kinds of cross-border radical terrorist groups, including encouraging their aggression against russia. it is natural that the neo-nazi kiev regime, again, with the support of the west, and often on their direct instructions, switched to terrorist methods. this is shelling. expects from us measures in this area, tough measures, you know, of co

then the soviet union, yes there were difficulties, the agreement between vladimirovich lenin and ataturke else did the armenian people spread so much on their land if not within the soviet union. but then this applause will be followed by the most severe terrible punishment, and the tragedy of the loss of the homeland, alas, has happened in the history of the great armenian people, what our enemies are preparing for us, well, according to our foreign intelligence service, the french contingent is already preparing to be sent to ukraine, well, the land we have enough suicide bombers for everyone. proposal, i think it is necessary, right now, in front of foreign embassies, to install stands on which to post information, specific data, which of the citizens of their country has already found their death, so that they just know everything, and so that every day the ambassador driving to work, i saw a list of those whom their governments had doomed to death. let me remind you that during the war in afghanistan , fewer nato soldiers died in 20 years than in 2 years of the war in ukraine, and o

ataturk can be considered a controversial figure by some people. yes.arth, but this republic of yours will continue forever. and seeing the 100 year makes me so happy, _ and seeing the 100 year makes me so happy, because it means he was successful~ _ and now i'm off to shop in an incredible venue that was around a long, long time before ataturk. this is the grand bazaar, the mother of all shopping malls. it dates back to the 15th century. and there's a really good reason why it was built here in istanbul, because this was the centre of the ottoman empire. so you had spices and almost everything else from over three continents coming right here. she laughs i mean, these guys in some cases have been here for years and years and they've really got the gift of the gab. they know how to get you through their door. this might be a bit difficult to pack in my bag. ship horn blares galata bridge has long been viewed as the link between the old city of istanbul and its modern districts. it's a glorious, sunny day, so it's not surprising to find people on the bri

inherited a disparate group of cultures and began a process of rapid modernisation under its founder, ataturkverse cultures were brought together. from the burial grounds of the god kings of ancient anatolia. to the turquoise coast, where queen cleopatra is claimed to have once bathed. to an original ottoman coffee house in gaziantep. and the hotel frequented by the founder of the republic here in istanbul. welcome to turkey.

by everyone who is not too lazy, who, miraculously, actually largely miraculously, thanks also to ataturk century , persia, which it itself had stolen, retained its very sovereignty. well, history in general loves paradoxes, such jokes and so on, later peter became very close friends with leibniz. one thing the light of peter the great did not foresee, so let’s not reduce those opportunities today to peter alone, yes, because the potential, yes, the country had enormous potential, managed to use it, your teska solovyov, a famous historian, he wrote, that russia was ready, was waiting for the leader, the leader appeared and russia stepped forward, if we talk about failures, peter i, of course. made a huge bet on the fleet, well, firstly, russia never received a merchant fleet, and the navy partially rotted after peter, that’s also important understand, russia is a maritime power, russia has become a land power with a fleet, but a sea power, this is a very difficult question: it is peter’s heirs who are to blame, it was not enough resources, but the fact remains a fact, in russia there are

history of building a state, well , the most striking example for me that comes to mind is kemal ataturkideas for building a modern turkish state, became turkey, yes they became turkey, actually, what can await us in the future with these? education, from social studies, history , to instill, relay ideological work from the system of everyday life, so that our ideological workers who have graduated can immediately say, this, this, this, this, this postulate, and not sniff at which - bureaucratic documents, or some kind of resolutions, or avoid answering, these are the most important points, well, the next point is to prepare a specific generation so that we have... something strong, central, that would build , would continue creative development and continuity, most importantly, continuity for the most sophisticated civilizations, take the chinese, iran, this is the most important point, if you have no continuity, if today you have toppled monuments and put your ideology with everyone generations have been doing this, you are unstable, the chinese will never do this. well, again , the id

history of building the state, well, the most striking example for me that comes to mind is kemal ataturkturkish states, but became turkey, that’s actually what can await us in the future with these ideas, so that we understand, because if we lay down a strategy in legislation, there is probably a strategy in the sense of philosophy, this is precisely the strategy of the collective lukashenko or screw lukashenko , that there will be a very difficult question here, why because it has... a generation, so that we have that strong, central one that would build continued creative development and continuity, most importantly, continuity for the most wise civilizations, take the chinese , iran, this is the most important point, if you don’t have continuity, if you toppled monuments today, built your ideology with each generation, do that, you don’t... well, again , the thought was heard many times that that everything should come from life, and that, in general, is where we started the program, that the role of the all-belarusian people's assembly constitutionally strengthened, well, exactly at