フアト ブルジャ
| アフメト フアト ブルジャ Ahmet Fuat Bulca | |
|---|---|
 フアト ブルジャ | |
| The birth | 1881 イェニシェヒール (existing ラリサ) |
| Death | September 14, 1962 (81 years old death) Istanbul |
| Position organization | The Ottoman Empire forces The Turkish military |
| Military career | Ottoman: 1902 –1918 age Turkey: From December 8, 1921 to July 4, 1927 |
| The last rank | Colonel |
| After discharge from military service | Turkish representative from Grand National Assembly, association of aviation's chairperson in Turkey |
フアト ブルジャ (Ahmet Fuat Bulca) is an officer of last years of Ottoman Empire and the early period of Republic of Turkey. A Turkish politician. I act as a relative source of ムスタファ Kemal Ataturk. The last rank is a colonel.
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Ottoman Empire period
I was born as a son of the アレムダールザーデ ヒュセイン bay in イェニシェヒール (イェニシェフリ fennel, ラリサ) of the seller meat prefecture in 1881. On December 17, 1901, I graduated from a military academy () as Second Lieutenant foot soldier (group of 1317 entrance to school infantry 80th seat) and was assigned to the 17th division. On May 11, 1902, I was assigned to the Elbasan spare regiment second squadron. When a Bulgarian revolt happened in Macedonia in 1903, I fought as the third battalion first company commander of the regiment in a district of Kosovo for six months. On March 6, 1904, I was promoted to a first lieutenant and, as a platoon leader of the 38th regiment fourth spare battalion second ヴォディネ (エデッサ) squadron, got a duty around empty feh Rie (Beria ). [1][2] after position military unit being reorganized on February 19, 1906 by the regular military unit, and becoming the 90th regiment fourth battalion, and remaining in キョプリュリュ (existing Wellesz) and ゴスティヴァル until declaration of the second constitutionalism with a university corps, and having fought against a Bulgarian guerrilla, on June 4, 1908, came back to ヴォディネ. [1][3]
On May 28, 1910, I became an instructor of the third military Noncommissioned Officer Academy, and, on April 27, 1911, I was promoted to a captain, and I was appointed by Salonika Noncommissioned Officer Academy first battalion commander. I was dispatched in the Benghazi front on October 24 and it was Dell (デルナ) and fought against the Italian military with the Italy soil war as a commander of the eastern district for approximately one year. After I returned home from Tripolitania on October 5, 1912 and was assigned to the general headquarters and the Dardanelles combined military unit in ハドゥムキョイ (), on February 18, 1913, the アブデュルハミド second was appointed to the company commander of the Trabzon spare regiment on August 10 by the guard company commander of the ベイレルベイ palace () placed under observation and, on January 10, 1914, got promotion to an upper grade captain. [4][3]
World War I
When Ottoman Empire announced a total mobilization order on September 2, 1914, I was sent to the bell reed mace as the 15th regiment third battalion commander and, on September 14, was promoted to a major. On December 18, I was appointed by the 24th regiment third battalion commander and fought in the hole Fall Talal district () of the gully polyfront. After the Allied Forces withdrew from the gully polypeninsula, in クルクキリセ (クルクラーレリ), I was sent to the Shin isthmus (border of ディヤルバクル prefecture and the monsieur prefecture of today's Republic of Turkey) more. On May 14, 1916, I became acting regiment commander of the 23rd regiment and participated in a battle in monsieur and チャパクチュル (ビンギョル). On March 31, 1918, I was assigned to the fourth military () under the ユルドゥルム army group () servant of the Syrian front with the regiment. At the time of the メギッド offensive of the Commonwealth of Nations forces, アースム bay (ギュンデュズ) became the captive of the Australia New Zealand army corps riding on horseback division () near doma of the West Bank () with the 48th division under the conduct two days later of the Damascus fall. [4][3]
Independence war in Turkey
After being released on March 30, 1920, and having come back to Istanbul, I passed to Anatolia and it struck イネボル () on December 21 and reached Ankara. On December 28, I became acting divisional commander on first division foot soldier brigade commander, January 14, 1921 and, on March 14, got promotion to a lieutenant colonel. After having participated in fight () of サカリヤ as the 20th divisional commander, I was appointed by the eleventh divisional commander and became Ankara headquarters commander on October 25. [3]In addition, it is said that I acted as a witness with アフメト ムザッフェル (クルチ) () with ムスタファ ケマル pasha and Imam () getting married of フィクリイェ ハヌム () which I held of ムスタファ feh Fumi effendi (gel Che KEL) (). [5]
Republic initial
I got 432 votes in election of the Grand National Assembly for a second period of July 15, 1923 and was picked from the リゼ prefecture and, on August 11, attended the House for the first time. For a third period, I was picked from the チョルフ prefecture to the fifth to the fourth from the リゼ prefecture by a representative from Grand National Assembly. On January 4, 1925, I was promoted to a colonel. On July 17, 1927, I retired by voluntariness. [6]I took office as the chairperson of association of aviation () in Turkey as a successor of ジェヴァート Abbas bay (ギュレル) () the other day and held the office until March 1, 1939.
Later years
When イスメト イニョニュ took office as the President after death of ムスタファ Kemal Ataturk, I was kept away from politics like シュクリュ Japanese nutmeg (), ant クルチ (), レジェプ ズュヒテュ ソヤク (), Shah kill ケセビル (). On September 14, 1962, I died in a traffic accident and was buried in the サフラーユジェディード graveyard () afterwards. [6]In 1988, it was done reinterment in the Turkish national graveyard () of Ankara.
Family
Source
- ^ a b Türk Parlamento Tarihi Araştırma Grubu, Türk Parlamento Tarihi: TBMM - II. Dönem 1923-1927 - III. Cilt: II. Dönem MilletvekillerinÖzgeçmişleri, Türkiye Büyük Millet Meclisi VakfıYayınları, Ankara, 1995, ISBN 975-7291-04-8, p. 657. (Turkish)
- ^ T.C. Genelkurmay Harp Tarihi BaşkanlığıYayınları, Türkİstiklâl Harbine Katılan Tümen ve DahaÜst Kademlerdeki Komutanların Biyografileri, Genkurmay BaşkanlığıBasımevi, Ankara, 1972, p. 159. (Turkish)
- ^ a b c d T.C. Genelkurmay Harp Tarihi BaşkanlığıYayınları, Ibid., p. 160.
- ^ a b Türk Parlamento Tarihi Araştırma Grubu, Ibid., p. 658.
- ^ Haşim Söylemez, Fikriyeöldürüldü, Aksiyon, 3 Mart 2008 (Turkish)
- ^ a b Türk Parlamento Tarihi Araştırma Grubu, Ibid., p. 659.
- ^ Mustafa Kemal,ŞükrüTezer, Hatıra Defteri, 1972, Türk Tarih Kurumu, p. 80. (Turkish)
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