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The other night, Ugur Dundar, a veteran anchor and one of the nation's most popular journalists, was asked on TV if he was intimidated doing his job.
Turkey's Press Crackdown Continues Asli Aydintasbas 2011
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"Can Dundar opened the gates of an ivory cage that we have locked ourselves in," Mehmet Ali Birand, a journalist, wrote in the daily newspaper Posta.
Alanat News 2008
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In a later entry in his diaries, Ataturk wrote that "it would not be difficult at all," Dundar said.
Alanat News 2008
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In 1914, Dundar said, the 33-year-old Ataturk attended a ball in the Czech spa of Carlsbad with a Turkish diplomat and his wife, who remarked that she could not imagine such a scene - the dancing, the dress - in her home country.
Alanat News 2008
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Turkish intellectuals like Dundar have begun to question the official line, opening up painful debates on topics that have long been considered closed.
Alanat News 2008
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Dundar drew on a wide selection of Ataturk's diaries and letters that had been closed in military archives for decades.
Alanat News 2008
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Filmmaker Dundar, a well-known secularist, says he is shocked by the criticism.
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Dundar said he could use only a small fraction of the material he sifted through that revealed something about Ataturk's thoughts on Islam.
Alanat News 2008
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Filmmaker Dundar, a well-known secularist, says he is shocked by the criticism.
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"Ataturk didn't believe it should happen over time," Dundar said.
Alanat News 2008
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