Elveda gzel vatanm, xR Extended Relationships German National Library Sudoc.

Street Stash (Sokağın Zulası), 1989, collection of poems Barefooted Night (Çıplak Ayaklıydı Gece), 1992, short stories A Voice Divides the Night(Bir Ses Böler Geceyi), 1994, novel A Tale Within A Tale(Masal Masal İçinde), 1995, tale The Fog and The Night(Sis ve Gece), 1996, novel The Smell of Snow(Kar Kokusu), 1998, novel Agatha’s Key (Agatha’nın Anahtarı), 1999, short stories Patasana (Patasana), 2000, novel The Devil is Hidden in the Details(Şeytan Ayrıntıda Gizlidir), 2002, short stories The Puppet(Kukla), 2002, novel Beyoglu Rhapsody(Beyoğlu Rapsodisi), 2003, novel Love is for the Dogs (Aşk Köpekliktir), 2004, short stories Chief Inspector Nevzat (Tapınak Fahişeleri, Çiçekçinin Ölümü, Davulcu Davut’u Kim Öldürdü?), graphic novels The Man Who Spoke the Language of Jesus(Kavim), 2006, novel Ninatta’s Bracelet(Ninatta’nın Bileziği), 2006, novel The Map of Human Soul (İnsan Ruhunun Haritası), 2007, essay The Land That Not Exist (Olmayan Ülke), 2008, tale The Dervish Gate(Bab-ı Esrar), 2008, novel A Memento for Istanbul (İstanbul Hatırası), 2010, novel Killing The Sultan(Sultanı Öldürmek), 2012, novel When Pera Trees Whisper(Beyoğlu’nun En Güzel Abisi), 2013, novel Farewell My Beautiful Motherland (Elveda Güzel Vatanım), 2015, novel. mit, Ahmet BIBSYS National and University Library in Zagreb Central. Drawing upon the unique political and historical background, Ahmet Ümit delves into the psyches of his well-wrought characters as he weaves enthralling tales of murder and political intrigue. One of Turkey’s most renowned contemporary authors, he is especially well-known for his mastery of the mystery genre, as reflected in many of his bestselling novels and short story volumes. He illegally attended the Academy for Social Sciences in Moscow in the eighties. Yazar Ahmet Ümit tarafndan yazlan Elveda Güzel Vatanm kitabnda ttihat ve Terakki Cemiyeti dönemine ait olaylar, ana temay oluturmaktadr.

An active member of the Turkish Communist Party from 1974 until 1989, he took part in the underground movement for democracy while Turkey was under the rule of a military dictatorship between 1980-1990.

Elveda Güzel Vatanım by Ahmet Ümit