Books read by Atatürk available on a website

ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News

Books read by Atatürk are now available on the Internet.

Istanbul University’s (IU) Library and Documentation Department has transferred books read by the founder of the Turkish Republic, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk , to the Internet environment, daily Hürriyet reported. Within the scope of a project titled “Reading with Atatürk” website visitors can tour the IU Library of Rare Works with a simulation they can download and choose books to read from among 175 works.Following the declaration of the Turkish Republic, Atatürk sent the books in Yıldız Palace to Istanbul University to form a library. Later on, when he was in Istanbul, Atatürk asked for some of the books in this library and read them.Books in many fields fromthat his friends have set him up with Cassie to make him feel better after losing his job. But after a brief conversation Cassie leaves. When Ray relates this entire story to Pete and Toby, they think he's invented the entire encounter - which is what Cassie told him would happen.

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