Republican People's Party (1923-1924) Azadî (1924-1925)
Children
One
Education
Bitlis State University
Military service
Allegiance
Ottoman Empire (1910-1920) Ankara Gouverment (1920-1923) Turkish State (1923-1924) Kurdish rebels (1924-1925)
Battles/wars
Balkan Wars First World War Turkish War of Independence Beytussebab rebellion
Yusuf Ziya Bey or officially Yusuf Ziya Koçoğlu[2] (born 1882 in Adilcevaz - 14 June 1925 in Bitlis),[3] was a Kurdish nationalist,[4] politician and one of the first members of the Turkish Parliament.[5]
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^At a parliamentary session on March 6, 1923 he said: I am a Kurd. But I am one of the Kurds who want the rise of Turkey, the honor of Turkey and the progress of Turkey. (Applause) The reason is my language, which gives me honor and in which I can read and write. But this is not that of my people, the Kurds, but that of the Turks. That's why I want the rise of the Turks. Wants the Turks to win honor. (Türkisches Original: Ben Kürdüm. Fakat Türkiye'nin tealisini, Türkiye'nin şerefini Türkiye'nin terakkisini temenni eden Kürtlerindenim. (Alıkışlar) Esbabı ise lisanım, bana şeref veren lisanım okur yazar olmaklığımdır. Bu ise kendi kavmim olan Kürtlerin değil, Türklerindir. Bunun için Türklerin tealisini isterim. Türklerin şereflenmesini isterim.) (Türk Parlamento Tarihi, Millî Mücadele ve TBMM I. Dönem 1919–1923, Band 2, S. 787)
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