Osmanskata imperiq ne e nacionalna darjava i arhivite ne sa sahraneni vaz osnova na nacionalnost. Ezika e bil osnoven za opredelqne na etnicheskiq proizhod. Roditelite na Ataturk izpolzvat tyrskiq za roden ezik. Ata turk tvardi ,che semejstvoto my e chast ot turksko pleme Yoruk preseleni po Balkanite .
The Lineage of Atatürk
(Family tree of Field Marshal War Veteran Mustafa Kemal Atatürk who is the founder of our Republic)
Starting from the time of Sultan Murat, in all sultanate times of Turkish State, some selective people that constituted from Turkish families and have no any mixture in their races have been sent to Balkans, Rumelia and Europe for these places to be Turkicized. Most of these emigrates are families sent from Oghuz Turks and Yoruk Turkmen clans of Muslim Oghuz Turks. Muslim Oghuz Turks are from Tanrýdagy and Karagöz Yoruks settled in Konya and Aydýn provinces and the names are recorded. Turkish clans and family names that were emigrated from Anatolia to Rumelia were clearly recorded in the Province Record Books of dated as 950 with number 82 and dated as 1051 with number 469. The peoples from whichever Muslim Oghuz Yoruk Turcoman families were being indicated in these records. Ancestors of grand leader Atatürk were came from Konya and Aydýn regions of Anatolia is written in these records. One of the grandfathers of Atatürk is Hafýz Ahmed Alüþ Efendi who is one of the individuals of a family that emigrated from Anatolia to Rumelia and then settled in Kocacýk sub-district of Manastýr province. Kocacýk sub-district is fully constitutes from Turks. Atatürk is the grandson of Hafýz Ahmet Efendi. Another name of Hafýz Ahmet Efendi is “Red Hafýz Efendi” because of his red hairs. The grandfather of grand leader Atatürk, Red Hafýz Efendi, was a primary school teacher in Kocacýk sub-district. The father of Atatürk, Ali Rýza Efendi, was also born in Kocacýk. The father of Atatürk, Ali Rýza Efendi, was called as Alüþ Efendi. Kocacýk sub-district is fully constitutes from Turks. Most of the settlers are the Turks emigrated from Aydýn and Konya districts. Even these families are Yoruk Turkmen These Turcoman from Tanrýdaðý and Karagöz are written in aforementioned province record book. Aktan and Naldöken Yoruks were settled in these places is also written. It is written in announcement letters of conquest that the Konya-Turks settled in this place were called as frontier war veterans. These Turks were called as miri, Yörülen Turcomans. Grand leader Atatürk is a true Turk, and he is a son of a noble family that emigrated from Konya and Aydýn provinces. The father of Zübeyde Hanýmefendi who is the mother of Ataürk is a son of a noble family that emigrated from Aydýn to Salonica.
· This information is quoted from the book of “The Rising Sound of Turkish Youth in Information Age 1999” written by Þecaattin Zenginoðlu, ex-consultant of Primeministery.
Sbstvenno opisanie ot Ataturk:
“My only honor, treasury in life is nothing than Turkishness”
“Do not try to impute a birth to me above of humans. Any perfection in my birth is to be born as a Turk.”
“… Turkishness is my deepest confidence source, my largest proud support.”
“We should not be friend to ones turning against to our national being. Against them we say “I am Turk and enemy to you, even if I am the only one standing.”
“If Turkish nation, that I am one of the members, has glory and honor then I have glory and honor as a member.”
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