Mustafa Kemal Atatürk

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head of state human military officer politician revolutionary

Mustafa Kemal Atatürk was a Turkish military leader and statesman who led the Turkish War of Independence and transformed the former Ottoman Empire into a secular, modern nation-state.

Aliases (4)

Atatürk ×3
Kemal ×1
Mustafa Kemal Pasha ×1
Mustafa Kemal Pasha received the title Gazi ×1

Statements (76)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	head of state → human → military officer → politician → revolutionary →
birthName	Mustafa →
burialPlace	Ankara → Anıtkabir →
causeOfDeath	cirrhosis of the liver →
commemoratedOn	Atatürk Memorial Day → Atatürk, Youth and Sports Day → Republic Day (Turkey) →
conflict	Balkan Wars → Gallipoli campaign → Italo-Turkish War → Turkish War of Independence → World War I →
countryOfCitizenship	Ottoman Empire → Turkey →
dateOfBirth	1881-05-19 →
dateOfDeath	1938-11-10 →
education	Monastir Military High School → Ottoman Military Academy → Ottoman Military College →
familyName	Atatürk →
founderOf	Republic of Turkey → Republican People's Party →
fullName	Mustafa Kemal Atatürk →
givenName	Kemal → Mustafa →
hasMonument	Anıtkabir →
honorificMeaning	Father of the Turks →
honorificTitle	Atatürk →
ideology	Kemalism → nationalism → republicanism → secularism →
implementedPolicy	Hat Law of 1925 → Surname Law of 1934 → abolition of the Ottoman sultanate → abolition of the caliphate → adoption of the Latin-based Turkish alphabet → civil code reforms → secularization of education → women's suffrage in Turkey →
languageSpoken	French → German → Turkish →
legacy	establishment of a secular nation-state in Turkey → introduction of Western legal and educational systems in Turkey → modernization of Turkey →
marriageEnd	1925 →
marriageStart	1923 →
militaryBranch	Ottoman Army → Turkish Army →
militaryRank	field marshal →
nativeLanguage	Turkish →
notableBattle	Battle of Gallipoli → Battle of Sakarya → Great Offensive →
notableWork	Nutuk →
officeHeld	President of Turkey → Prime Minister of Turkey → Speaker of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey →
placeOfBirth	Ottoman Empire → Salonika Vilayet → Thessaloniki →
placeOfDeath	Istanbul → Turkey →
politicalParty	Republican People's Party →
positionEnd	1938-11-10 →
positionStart	1923-10-29 →
religion	Islam (cultural background) →
residence	Ankara → Çankaya Mansion →
spouse	Latife Uşşaki →

Referenced by (59)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Latife Uşşaki → National Sovereignty and Children’s Day → Republic Day (Turkey) → Surname Law of 1934 → Turkish nationalism →	associatedWith
Ankara University → National Sovereignty and Children’s Day → Turkey → Türk Dil Kurumu →	founder
Atakule → Atatürk Dam → Atatürk High Council of Culture, Language and History → Atatürk Memorial Day →	namedAfter
Battle of Gallipoli → Battle of Sakarya ("Mustafa Kemal Pasha") → Great Offensive →	commander
Anıtkabir → Monument to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk →	dedicatedTo
Atatürk Memorial Day → Atatürk, Youth and Sports Day →	honors
Monastir Military High School → Ottoman Military College →	notableAlumnus
Nutuk →	author
Battle of Sakarya ("Mustafa Kemal Pasha received the title Gazi") →	awardedTitleTo
Italo-Turkish War →	belligerentCommander
Mustafa →	birthNameOf
Turkish nationalism →	centralFigure
Anıtkabir →	containsGraveOf
Monastir Military High School →	educated
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk ("Atatürk") →	familyName
founding of the Republic of Turkey →	firstPresident
Republican People's Party →	foundedBy
Ankara →	founderOfRepublicCapitalDecision
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk →	fullName
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk ("Kemal") →	givenName
Mustafa →	hasGivenNameBearer
Yalova →	hasHistoricalAssociationWith
Atatürk's reforms →	hasKeyFigure
founding of the Republic of Turkey →	headOfStateDesignated
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk ("Atatürk") →	honorificTitle
Monument to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk →	honours
Italo-Turkish War →	involvedFutureWWILeader
Mustafa →	isPartOfFullName
Nutuk →	keyFigureDescribed
founding of the Republic of Turkey →	keyLeader
Great Offensive →	ledBy
Republic Day (Turkey) →	mainProponent
Monument to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk →	mainSubject
World War I →	notableCommander
Mehmed VI →	opposedBy
İsmet İnönü →	precededBy
Hat Law of 1925 →	promulgatedBy
Father of the Turks →	refersTo
Atatürk Memorial Day →	relatedTo
Çankaya Mansion →	significantPerson
Latife Uşşaki →	spouse
Latife Uşşaki →	spouseName
Father of the Turks ("Atatürk") →	usedAsSynonymFor
Çankaya Mansion →	usedBy