Historian (B. 1887,
Babaeski / Kırklareli – D. 1963, Ankara). He completed the War School (1908)
and the war Academy after attending the Balkan War (1914). He fought at
Caucasia, Iraq and Palestine fronts during the First World War. He was
imprisoned by the British and exiled to Malta (1917).
When he was released, he
went to Anatolia and participated in the National Independence War. He was
retired after his duty as Moscow Military Attaché (1934). He was the Tekirdağ
deputy for long years (1935-1946). Then, he worked at Foreign Affairs Ministry
and became the Lisbon (1946-1949) and Baghdad Ambassador (1949-1952).
WORKS:
Rus-Leh Seferi (1925),
Felakete Doğru (1932), İstiklal Savaşından Garp Cephesi Nasıl Kuruldu (1942),
Yetmişlik Bir Subayın Hatıraları (1975), Türk İstiklal Harbinde İç
Ayaklanmalar (1964).
REFERENCE: İhsan Işık (TEKAA, 2009).