(1902-1963 / Turkey)

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  • Nurhan Michel (3/13/2013 2:37:00 PM)

    Dear Sylvia, I know it's so sad to not have Nazim for the Greece but he is a Turkish. If you claimed that he was a Russian i would wait a moment, and think about it; because of his last name. What ever reason made you think he was a greek is really nice of you. And got me smile... That means you guys are reading him and learning his philosophy of being a human, just like Turkish people who reads greek poet Yannis Ritsos or Nikos Kazancakis, and try to learn the philosophy of them.

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  • Tajinder Heer (11/6/2012 7:09:00 AM)

    I think he was an Artist.............

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  • Hande Karatas (9/24/2012 12:25:00 AM)

    Sorry Slyva, but I have to ask what the heck you are talking about. How come was Nazim Hikmet Ran Greek? What kind of a history and greek made-up character are you trying to create? Get your facts straight. Please. Here's a google for this. Good luck!

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  • Ezgi Mertturk (1/25/2012 8:13:00 AM)

    this really silly people who actually doesnt know about the poet and find the right to comment.
    Nazim died in russia because he was had a banishment in turkey, he was a acommunist, and if he would stay there he had to live in prison for the rest of his life.
    his poems always includes the homesickness of turkey.just read memleketim
    he fought for turkish people and their rights, unfortunate for turkey, the goverment was very idiot and threaten him.
    yeah he comes from a greek grandfather, but in those times greece was in ottoman's land.
    so your point is all wrong i please chech before commenting.

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  • Sylva Portoian (1/4/2012 12:06:00 AM)

    Nazim Hikmet: Had a mixed blood... Was Greek and not Turkish
    He died in Russia in exile...Turkis they Turkify every one

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Letter To My Wife

11-11-1933
Bursa Prison
My one and only!
Your last letter says:
"My head is throbbing,
my heart is stunned!"
You say:
"If they hang you,
if I lose you,

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