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Manastır, located in the southwest of Macedonia, is the second largest city in the country, which was named “Bitola” after the Ottoman period and assumed a crossing point between the Adriatic Sea and the Aegean Sea. Being 14 km north of the Greek border, settling in the southern part of the Pelagonian valley, and having an altitude of about 600 meters, it has industrial and agricultural wealth in terms of economy. Thanks to its history and culture, it is an important tourism and entertainment center. This city, inhabited by a hundred thousand blague-courte people, has also been an important educational city for centuries. So much so that Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, who founded the Turkish Republic, was educated at the Manastır Military High School here between 1896-98.

Today, the building of this school is used as the Monastery Culture Museum. Ethnographic and archaeological artifacts of Macedonian culture are exhibited. The reason why many photographs, cameras, cameras and negatives are exhibited, as well as clothing and household goods belonging to Macedonians, defisconseil is of course the reason why Milton and Yanaki, the Manaki Brothers, who made important contributions to the development of filmmaking and photography in the Ottoman Empire and are considered the first leaders of Balkan and Turkish cinema. the works he left behind. In this way, it is possible to examine the photographs of the city from the Ottoman period and watch movie screenings.

On the second floor of the building, there is a section reserved for Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. A short film called “The Name of the Sun: Mustafa Kemal”, which tells about Atatürk, justin-timberlake is watched by the visitors. A great surprise awaits those who visit the Atatürk Memorial Room. Because the letter that Atatürk’s first love, Eleni Karinte, wrote to him is presented to the visitors as a brochure. In the letter that you excitedly go to a corner and read, the following is written: “To Kemal Atatürk, Once upon a time…

Many years have passed, I still wait to hear from you every day. If you ever receive my letter, remember me. You will see my tears on paper. Years pass. There’s a lot of talk about you around here. seo-consult
Something is happening.

If you love another woman as you read these lines, tear up my letter and ask her: ‘Does Eleni Karinte of Monastery believe that she has spent her whole life with the man she met for a day and fell in love with?’ If you love that woman as much as I love you, nothing will happen to her I wish him to be as happy as you are. blur

But if you remember the girl on the balcony and don’t love anyone else, I want you to know that I am waiting for you and will be waiting for you all my life. abripiscines I know you will come back, you will not forget me… My father passed away. It has been exactly one year since he separated me from you, he locked me in his house and did not let me go out for a month.

I was crying. I knew all his locks and jails were in vain. I only saw the man who was going to marry me once and he said I could love him. I said to him, ‘No, I just love my first love.’ I never saw him again. websiteseo

My father never forgave me, and I himself.
When she called him a few days before he died, he said, ‘Eleni, I know I made a mistake, I was never a good father’.
I don’t want you to forgive me, and don’t ask me to, may God forgive us both. “I wanted the best for you, but I did the worst.”

My father was not a bad man. creation-logo
I am no longer as young and beautiful as I was back then.
My whole life in one day.
Your Eleni Karinte, who loves and waits for you forever…”

You can imagine Atatürk’s childhood while walking on the plains of the monastery city, and when you look at the balcony of the house you came across while walking on the peaceful Şirok Street, where detached houses are located, the love in the letter comes to life in your eyes.web-directory

The Turkish Clock Tower, Hamidiye Street, Old Bazaar (Ottoman Bedesten), Yeni Mosque and İshak Çelebi Mosque are also places that should not be visited before visiting Manastır, the historical and cultural paradise of Macedonia.

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Manastır, located in the southwest of Macedonia, is the second largest city in the country, which was named “Bitola” after the Ottoman period and assumed a crossing point between the Adriatic Sea and the Aegean Sea. Being 14 km north of the Greek border, settling in the southern part of the Pelagonian valley, and having an altitude of about 600 meters, it has industrial and agricultural wealth in terms of economy. Thanks to its history and culture, it is an important tourism and entertainment center. This city, inhabited by a hundred thousand people, has also been an important educational city for centuries. So much so that Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, who founded the Turkish Republic, was educated at the Manastır Military High School here between 1896-98.

Today, the building of this school is used as the Monastery Culture Museum. Ethnographic and archaeological artifacts of Macedonian culture are exhibited. labastide-saint-pierre The reason why many photographs, cameras, cameras and negatives are exhibited, as well as clothing and household goods belonging to Macedonians, is of course the reason why Milton and Yanaki, the Manaki Brothers, who made important contributions to the development of filmmaking and photography in the Ottoman Empire and are considered the first leaders of Balkan and Turkish cinema. the works he left behind. In this way, it is possible to examine the photographs of the city from the Ottoman period and watch movie screenings.

On the second floor word-press of the building, there is a section reserved for Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. A short film called “The Name of the Sun: Mustafa Kemal”, which tells about Atatürk, is watched by the visitors. A great surprise awaits those who visit the Atatürk Memorial Room. Because the letter that Atatürk’s first love, Eleni Karinte, wrote to him is presented to the visitors as a brochure. In the letter that you excitedly go to a corner and read, the following is written: “To Kemal Atatürk, Once upon a time… 200iso

Many years have passed, I still wait to hear from you every day. If you ever receive my letter, remember me. You will see my tears on paper. Years pass. There’s a lot of talk about you around here.
Something is happening.

If you love another woman as you read these lines, tear up my letter and ask her: ‘Does Eleni Karinte metro-montreal of Monastery believe that she has spent her whole life with the man she met for a day and fell in love with?’ If you love that woman as much as I love you, nothing will happen to her I wish him to be as happy as you are.

But if you remember the girl on the balcony and don’t love anyone else, I want you to know that I am waiting for you and will be waiting for you all my life. chanterelle I know you will come back, you will not forget me… My father passed away. It has been exactly one year since he separated me from you, he locked me in his house and did not let me go out for a month.

I was crying. I knew all his locks and jails were in vain. I only saw the man who was going to marry me once and he said I could love him. I said to him, ‘No, I just love my first love.’ I never saw him again.

My father never forgave me, and I himself. subsaharandrilling
When she called him a few days before he died, he said, ‘Eleni, I know I made a mistake, I was never a good father’.
I don’t want you to forgive me, and don’t ask me to, may God forgive us both. “I wanted the best for you, but I did the worst.”

My father was not a bad man. netsolution
I am no longer as young and beautiful as I was back then.
My whole life in one day.
Your Eleni Karinte, who loves and waits for you forever…”

You can imagine Atatürk’s childhood while walking on the plains of the monastery city, and when you look at the balcony checkergooglerank of the house you came across while walking on the peaceful Şirok Street, where detached houses are located, the love in the letter comes to life in your eyes.

The Turkish Clock Tower, Hamidiye Street, Old Bazaar (Ottoman Bedesten), Yeni Mosque and İshak Çelebi Mosque are also places that should not be visited before visiting Manastır, the historical and cultural paradise of Macedonia. bibliothequeparis

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Manastır, located in the southwest of Macedonia, is the second largest city in the country, which was named “Bitola” after the Ottoman period and assumed a crossing point between the Adriatic Sea and the Aegean Sea. Being 14 km north of the Greek border, settling in the southern part of the Pelagonian valley, and having an altitude of about 600 meters, it has industrial and agricultural wealth in terms of economy. Thanks to its history and culture, it is an important tourism and entertainment center. This city, inhabited by a hundred thousand people, has also been an important educational city for centuries. So much so that Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, who founded the Turkish Republic, was educated at the Manastır Military High School here between 1896-98.

Today, the building of this school is used as the Monastery Culture Museum. Ethnographic and archaeological artifacts of Macedonian culture are exhibited. The reason why many photographs, cameras, cameras and negatives are exhibited, as well as clothing and household goods belonging to Macedonians, is of course the reason why Milton and Yanaki, the Manaki Brothers, who made important contributions to the development of filmmaking and photography in the Ottoman Empire and are considered the first leaders of Balkan and Turkish cinema. the works he left behind. In this way, it is possible to examine the photographs of the city from the Ottoman period and watch movie screenings.

On the second floor of the building, there is a section reserved for Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. A short film called “The Name of the Sun: Mustafa Kemal”, which tells about Atatürk, is watched by the visitors. A great surprise awaits those who visit the Atatürk Memorial Room. Because the letter that Atatürk’s first love, Eleni Karinte, wrote to him is presented to the visitors as a brochure. In the letter that you excitedly go to a corner and read, the following is written: “To Kemal Atatürk, Once upon a time…

Many years have passed, I still wait to hear from you every day. If you ever receive my letter, remember me. You will see my tears on paper. Years pass. There’s a lot of talk about you around here.
Something is happening.

If you love another woman as you read these lines, tear up my letter and ask her: ‘Does Eleni Karinte of Monastery believe that she has spent her whole life with the man she met for a day and fell in love with?’ If you love that woman as much as I love you, nothing will happen to her I wish him to be as happy as you are.

But if you remember the girl on the balcony and don’t love anyone else, I want you to know that I am waiting for you and will be waiting for you all my life. I know you will come back, you will not forget me… My father passed away. It has been exactly one year since he separated me from you, he locked me in his house and did not let me go out for a month.

I was crying. I knew all his locks and jails were in vain. I only saw the man who was going to marry me once and he said I could love him. I said to him, ‘No, I just love my first love.’ I never saw him again.

My father never forgave me, and I himself.
When she called him a few days before he died, he said, ‘Eleni, I know I made a mistake, I was never a good father’.
I don’t want you to forgive me, and don’t ask me to, may God forgive us both. “I wanted the best for you, but I did the worst.”

My father was not a bad man.
I am no longer as young and beautiful as I was back then.
My whole life in one day.
Your Eleni Karinte, who loves and waits for you forever…”

You can imagine Atatürk’s childhood while walking on the plains of the monastery city, and when you look at the balcony of the house you came across while walking on the peaceful Şirok Street, where detached houses are located, the love in the letter comes to life in your eyes.

The Turkish Clock Tower, Hamidiye Street, Old Bazaar (Ottoman Bedesten), Yeni Mosque and İshak Çelebi Mosque are also places that should not be visited before visiting Manastır, the historical and cultural paradise of Macedonia.

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Manastır, located in the southwest of Macedonia, is the second largest city in the country, which was named “Bitola” after the Ottoman period and assumed a crossing point between the Adriatic Sea and the Aegean Sea. Being 14 km north of the Greek border, settling in the southern part of the Pelagonian valley, and having an altitude of about 600 meters, it has industrial and agricultural wealth in terms of economy. Thanks to its history and culture, it is an important tourism and entertainment center. This city, inhabited by a hundred thousand people, has also been an important educational city for centuries. So much so that Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, who founded the Turkish Republic, was educated at the Manastır Military High School here between 1896-98.

Today, the building of this school is used as the Monastery Culture Museum. Ethnographic and archaeological artifacts of Macedonian culture are exhibited. The reason why many photographs, cameras, cameras and negatives are exhibited, as well as clothing and household goods belonging to Macedonians, is of course the reason why Milton and Yanaki, the Manaki Brothers, who made important contributions to the development of filmmaking and photography in the Ottoman Empire and are considered the first leaders of Balkan and Turkish cinema. the works he left behind. In this way, it is possible to examine the photographs of the city from the Ottoman period and watch movie screenings.

On the second floor of the building, there is a section reserved for Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. A short film called “The Name of the Sun: Mustafa Kemal”, which tells about Atatürk, is watched by the visitors. A great surprise awaits those who visit the Atatürk Memorial Room. Because the letter that Atatürk’s first love, Eleni Karinte, wrote to him is presented to the visitors as a brochure. In the letter that you excitedly go to a corner and read, the following is written: “To Kemal Atatürk, Once upon a time…

Many years have passed, I still wait to hear from you every day. If you ever receive my letter, remember me. You will see my tears on paper. Years pass. There’s a lot of talk about you around here.
Something is happening.

If you love another woman as you read these lines, tear up my letter and ask her: ‘Does Eleni Karinte of Monastery believe that she has spent her whole life with the man she met for a day and fell in love with?’ If you love that woman as much as I love you, nothing will happen to her I wish him to be as happy as you are.

But if you remember the girl on the balcony and don’t love anyone else, I want you to know that I am waiting for you and will be waiting for you all my life. I know you will come back, you will not forget me… My father passed away. It has been exactly one year since he separated me from you, he locked me in his house and did not let me go out for a month.

I was crying. I knew all his locks and jails were in vain. I only saw the man who was going to marry me once and he said I could love him. I said to him, ‘No, I just love my first love.’ I never saw him again.

My father never forgave me, and I himself.
When she called him a few days before he died, he said, ‘Eleni, I know I made a mistake, I was never a good father’.
I don’t want you to forgive me, and don’t ask me to, may God forgive us both. “I wanted the best for you, but I did the worst.”

My father was not a bad man.
I am no longer as young and beautiful as I was back then.
My whole life in one day.
Your Eleni Karinte, who loves and waits for you forever…”

You can imagine Atatürk’s childhood while walking on the plains of the monastery city, and when you look at the balcony of the house you came across while walking on the peaceful Şirok Street, where detached houses are located, the love in the letter comes to life in your eyes.

The Turkish Clock Tower, Hamidiye Street, Old Bazaar (Ottoman Bedesten), Yeni Mosque and İshak Çelebi Mosque are also places that should not be visited before visiting Manastır, the historical and cultural paradise of Macedonia.