Nezihe Muhiddin
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Nezihe Muhiddin (1889 - 1958) was an Ottoman Turkish women activist, journalist, writer and a political leader. She is the founder of the first party of the Republic of Turkey, Women's Party in 1923. Due to the political situation during the time, it was not recognized officially by the modern Turkish state. She spent all her life to improve the quality of the lives of Turkish women.
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[edit] Publications
[edit] Books
- Şebab-ı Tebah
- Benliğim benimdir
- Güzellik Kraliçesi
- Boz Kurt
- İstanbul'da Bir Landru
- Ateş Böcekleri
- Bir Aşk Böyle Bitti
- Çıplak Model
- İzmir Çocuğu
- Avare Kadın
- Bir Yaz Gecesiydi
- Çıngıraklı Yılan
- Kalbim Senindir
- Sabah Oluyor
- Gene Geleceksin
- Sus Kalbim Sus!
- Türk Kadını
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Historical Roots of the Turkish Women's Movement
- Late Ottoman and Early Turkish women activists. Yeni Şafak Newspaper Article in Turkish.
- Ottoman Women's Movement, Turkish article in Radikal Newspaper
- Muhiddin, life and books. Radikal Newspaper Article in Turkish.
[edit] Further reading
- Nezihe Muhiddin: an Ottoman Turkish women's rights defender" by Yaprak Zihnioglu.
- Kadınsız İnkılap/ Nezihe Muhiddin, Kadınlar Halk Fırkası, Kadın Birliği. by Yaprak Zihnioğlu, Metis Yayınları 2003
- Nezihe Muhiddin külliyatı by Yaprak Zihnioğlu
- Osmanlı Kadın Hareketi by Serpil Çakır