Akar Nejat (13 results)

Soft cover. Condition: New. Paperback. Demy 8vo. (21 x 14 cm). In English. 132 p., ills. A human mission: Dumlupinar. Dumlupinar is a ship that witnessed the endeavors of brave sailors. Similar to the ship Kurtulus that went down while carrying aid to Greeks, it was a ship determined to perform this humanitarian service fearlessly. It also had another mission: It was chosen to bring 1000 orphaned Greek children to be cared for in Turkey until the end of the war. "Dumlupinar: A Human mission" is the story of this noble task.…

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. AKAR, NEJAT Cantamdaki portreler. Ankara: Ankara Universitesi Basimevi, 2011. Large 8vo., 266 p., ills. Paperback. Fine ISBN: 9786051254425 CATALOG: Social history KEYWORDS: Memoirs Republican Turkey.

Condition: New. Dumlupinar is a ship that witnessed the endeavors of brave sailors. Similar to the ship Kurtulus that went down while carrying aid to Greeks, it was a ship determined to perform this humanitarian service fearlessly. It also had another mission: It was chosen to bring 1000 orphaned Greek children to be cared for in Turkey until the end of the war. "Dumlupinar: A Human mission" is the story of this noble task. Editors: Translator: 132 pages.…

Condition: New. Editors: Translator: 160 pages.

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112 pages.

Condition: New. Editors: Translator: 244 pages.

Dust jacket. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. Limited Edition. Original bdg. Dust wrapper. Oblong 4to. (21 x 30 cm). In English and Turkish. 192 p., fully b/w photos. 1000 copies were printed. First Edition. Fifteen years of Anatolia with Prof. Albert Eckstein, 1935-1950.= Prof. Albert Eckstein ile Anadolu'da onbes yil, 1935-1950. This is the story of a pediatrician who was forced to leave his country when Germany was under Nazi rule although he had been awarded a medal of honor. Prof. Dr. Albert Eckstein. He was a physician who accepted the noble mission offered to him by the Turkish Republic without a moment's hesitation in spite of receiving other job offers from the USA and England and started working in Ankara within the same month. He was asked to prepare an official report on the health and diseases of TUrkish children while he was assigned by the modern Turkish Republic as the chief of Pediatric Clinic of the Ankara Numune Hospital. Prof. Eckstein visited 25 provinces and hundreds of villages of Anatolia together with his wife Erne Eckstein, also a pediatrician, to bring polyclinic services to thousand of patients. This volume is the story of these visits.…

German Jewish doctor and diary of his days in Anatolia after being expelled from Germany. 118 pages.

Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Original bdg. HC. Oblong 4to. In English. 350 p., b/w and color ills. A pediatrician in Anatolia Albert Eckstein.= Anadolu'da bir hekim: Alber Eckstein. The German pediatrician Albert Eckstein, (1891-1950) founded modern pediatrics in Turkey while he was in exile from Nazi Germany. On 1 October 1925 in the city of Düsseldorf he married Erna Schlossmann (1895-1998), a pediatrician and daughter of Arthur Schlossmann (1867- 1932) who too was a pediatrician and head of the Children's Hospital at the Academy of Medicine in Düsseldorf. In 1926 he was promoted to Professor. After Schlossmann's death, Dr Eckstein was appointed chief of the department. On 1 July 1935, in his Düsseldorf clinic Dr. Eckstein received an envelope marked 'Personal'. It said: 'In the name of the Reich, I relieve you of your duties in the service of the Prussian Government by June 1935 based on the orders dated 12 June 1935. Adolf Hitler, Hermann Göring'. Through the Emergency Organization for German Scientists Abroad Eckstein received an offer from the Turkish Government to work at the Ankara Numune Hospital. The contract was signed in Berlin on 1 August 1935 by Hamdi Arpag, Ambassador to Germany. The Ministry of Health and Social Assistance asked Eckstein to undertake a trip accompanied by his assistant Dr Selahattin Tekand during July and August 1937 to investigate children's diseases and mortality in 13 central and southern Anatolian provinces and villages. Additional aims were to collect information about the fertility of women and the number of surviving children. His wife, Dr Erna Eckstein-Schlossman, accompanied him. Eckstein's report was organized under the following headings: Results Obtained, Fish Consumption, Nutritional Situation, Fight against Trachoma and Diarrhoea, Skin Diseases, Fertility of Mothers and Child Mortality, Child Mortality and Villages and the Poorer Classes in Ankara.…

Condition: New. Editors: Translator: 349 pages.