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Selahattin Batu

Selahattin Batu

Birth
December 25, 1905
Çanakkale, Turkey
Death
May 24, 1973
Istanbul, Turkey
Education
İstanbul Advanced Veterinary School

Poet and author (B. December 25, 1905 Eceabat / Çanakkale – D. May 24, 1973, Istanbul). He graduated from Istanbul Veterinary Higher School (1925). He has completed his doctoral degree in Germany where he stayed for four years. He became a professor at Ankara University, Veterinary Faculty and retired from there (1969).

Batu was a deputy between 1942 and 1946 and he published Sanat ve Edebiyat Gazetesi in Ankara with Suut Kemal Yetkin (1947). He was known with his works regarding Ancient Greek Tragedy, which were translated into foreign languages and staged. His play named Güzel Helena which was translated into German and played at Vienna State Theater (1959) has received the second degree in Bregenz International Theatre Works Contest.

WORKS:

PLAY: İphigenia Tauriste (1942), Kerem ile Aslı (1943), Güzel Helena (ply. 1954, ed. 1959, translated to German, 1959), Oğuzata (ply. 1955, ed. 1961).

POETRY: Bursa’da Yeşiller (1949), Rüzgârlı Su (1962).

ESSAY: İnsan ve Sanat (1945).

TRAVEL LITERATURE: Romancero (1953), İsviçre Günleri (1966), Avusturya ve Venedik Günleri (1970), İspanya Büyüsü (1972).

REFERENCE: Afşin Oktay - Kemal Bağlum / Biyografiler Ansiklopedisi (1959), Mehmet Kaplan / Cumhuriyet Devri Türk Şiiri (1973, p. 312-320), Yurt Ansiklopedisi (vol. I, 1982), Behçet Necatigil / Edebiyatımızda İsimler Sözlüğü (ed.18, 1999), İhsan Işık (TEKAA, 2009).

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