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Bu memleketi saadete götürecek yolun demokratik sistem, çok partili sistem olduğunu söyledik. Biz inanıyorduk ki, şayet bu millet kendi işlerini kendi eline alacak olursa, kendi kaderine sahip olacak olursa, memleketi ıstıraba sevk eden şikâyetler kendiliğinden yoluna girecektir. Biz buna inanarak çalıştık. Siyasi hayatta muvaffakiyetin başlıca düsturunun samimiyet olduğuna kaniim. İdare vazifesini üzerine almış insnalarda samimiyet olmadıkça memlekete hizmet etmenin, muvaffak olmanın mümkün olmayacağına kaniim. Menderes ailesi, askerlik dönemi Politikaya giriş, milletvekili seçiliyor, Köy enstitüleri, Truman doktrini Demokrat Parti dönemi Çok partili sistemde genel seçimlere doğru Yürek yakan bir intihar 7 Eylül kararları Hürriyet misakı 1947 milletvekili ara seçimi Adnan menderes’in şahsiyeti Demokrat Parti hükümetleri Hükümet programı üzerine konuşmalar 1954 yılı genel seçimi CHP’de 1954 seçim öncesi Kıbrıs sorunu, basın yasası Adnan Menderes tuzağa çekiliyor 27 Mayıs ihtilaline doğru 27 Mayıs 1960 ihtilali Menderes’in idam edilmeden önceki son sözleri.

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Abraham Merritt's "The Face in the Abyss" first appeared as a short story in a 1923 issue of "Argosy" magazine. It would be another seven years before its sequel, "The Snake Mother," appeared in "Argosy," and yet another year before the book-length version combined these two tales, in 1931. It is easy to detect the book's provenance as two shorter stories, as the first third of the novel is pretty straightforward treasure-hunting fare, while the remainder of the book takes a sharp turn into lost-world fantasy, of the kind popularized by H. Rider Haggard and Edgar Rice Burroughs. In this novel we meet Nick Graydon, an American miner, who is searching for lost Incan loot with three of the nastiest compadres you can imagine. In the Peruvian wastes, they come across a mysterious girl, and are led by her toward Yu-Atlanchi, the so-called Hidden Land. Graydon's cohorts suffer a mysterious fate, but Graydon himself goes on to discover Yu-Atlanchi's many wonders. He meets the Snake Mother, one of Merritt's finest creations: a half snake/half girl entity who is countless aeons old and possessed of ancient wisdom. The Snake Mother is similar in nature to the Silent Ones of Merritt's first novel, "The Moon Pool," but is a much more fleshed-out character. It seems that Graydon has stumbled into Yu-Atlanchi just as civil war is about to break out there. Nimir, an evil lord whom the Snake Mother had imprisoned ages ago, has returned, and is intent on using his weapons of mind control and superscience to rule the world. Merritt does ultimately treat us to a nifty battle between the forces of Nimir (aided by his lizard men, dinosaurs and various weapons) and the Snake Mother (aided by her invisible flying lizards and assorted way-out armaments). But before we get to that battle, Merritt also dishes out a dinosaur hunt, a dinosaur race, a tour through the Cavern of Lost Wisdom, a garden of evil, mind control, spirit possession, spider-men (and NOT of the Peter Parker variety!), and some fascinating history of and philosophizing by the Snake Mother. It's all wonderfully pulpy and improbable stuff, but Merritt throws quite a bit into the book to keep the reader well entertained. On the down side, "The Face in the Abyss" does not feature as much of the wonderful purple prose that made earlier Merritt works such as "The Moon Pool" and "The Metal Monster" so special. This book seems to have been written more quickly and, in some places, almost carelessly. For example, in one scene, the moon is said to be rising from the west! In another, Graydon is said to have only one pistol, under his arm, although the pistol he's had at his waist is never mentioned again. That Cavern of Lost Wisdom seems so easy to come across that it's impossible for the reader to believe that it has been undiscovered for thousands of years. Merritt is also guilty of occasional fuzzy writing in "Face" (such as when he refers to a "three foot parapet"; is that three feet high or three feet wide, or what?), and much of the geography of the incessant tunnel crawling that takes place in the book is hard to follow. But perhaps this is deliberate on Merritt's part. Not all of our questions are concretely answered by the novel's end, and Graydon's theorizing is apparently meant to suffice. But I suppose that this is all nitpicking. What "Face" ultimately does succeed at is in providing action-packed escapism, constant imagination and colorful wonders. What an incredible Hollywood blockbuster this would make! Anyway, as it is, this is yet another fine fantasy from Abraham Merritt.

2022-09-09 14:41

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Narji Ki Bhagal, Rajasthan, Hindistan

My mother was eager to share this book with me and she was ill (and couldn't wait because she was dying, unknown to me) the year I was 11, so she got it for me to read. Read it for the first time when I was 11 and I liked it but didn't love it. I hadn't quite reached the maturity level of adolescent interests, and I also felt it just cut off at the end, which of course it did. Some kids are ready to read this at 11 or younger, but for me, a first reading would have been ideal at 12 or 13. Would have understood better Anne's difficulties with her mother and her budding romantic friendship with Peter, and also, since this was my first holocaust book, just how high the stakes were for Anne and her fellow Secret Annex residents. Have reread it several times, as a teen & adult and I do really love it, so much so that it's inspired me to read many other Anne Frank books.

2020-09-12 00:35

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