Mehmet Ateşoğlu

Eğitimci, Siyasetçi, Şair

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Ankara University Faculty of Language and Geography Department of History Turkish Language and Literature Department

Educator-poet, statesman. He was born in Kayseri in 1926. He completed his primary school in Kayseri. He graduated from Cebeci Secondary School, Ankara Gazi High School and Ankara University DTCF Turkish Language and Literature Department (1953). From 1952 onwards, he worked as an administrator and as a teacher at high schools in Afyon, Nevşehir and Adana. He worked as an administrator at Kayseri High School (1961). He was sentenced in 1962 with the claim of radicalism. He was elected as Kayseri deputy in 1965 elections at TGNA. He was known with his fierce speeches and attitude in the parliament.

After his term ended, he returned back to his job. He taught literature at Istanbul Pertevniyal High School, Ataturk Education Institute (MU Ataturk Faculty of Education), Istanbul Imam Hatip School and was retired in 1983.

His first poem was published at Orkun journal in 1950; followed by publications at journals such as Serdengeçti, Oğuz, Aras, Gurbet, Erciyes, Türkeli and Türk Edebiyatı. He was famous with his epic poems as a poet. He was the editor of Mefkure journal, publication of Association of Turkish Nationalists. He has a published brochure about Atsız in 1993; but he did not publish his poetry book until the end of 2005. He has a book titled Mücadele ve Meclis Çalışma­ları (1969).

Ateşoğlu is not son of fire, he is the fire himself.” (Arif Nihat Asya)

REFERENCE: Abdullah Satoğlu / Kayseri Şairleri – Başlangıçtan Bugüne kadar (1962), Ferit Ragıp Tuncor / Mehmet Ateşoğlu (Yeni Defne, issue: 181, April 1997), Fahri Ersavaş / Tanzimat’tan Bu Yana Hamâsî Türk Şiiri Antolojisi (exp. ed. 2,  1997, p.487), TDOE – TDE Ansiklopedisi 2 (2002), Abdullah Satoğlu / Kayseri Ansiklopedisi (2002).

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