- Mustafa Kemal's siblings: Makbule, Naciye, Ahmet, Ömer, Fatma
- Yakup Kadri Karaosmanoğlu, the editor-in-chief of the İkdam newspaper, tells on TRT: Enver Pasha ordered not to mention Mustafa Kemal.
- Head of the Society of English Devotees: English priest Frew. Members of the society: Ottoman sultan and caliph Vahdettin, the groom Ferit, interior minister Ali Kemal, Sait Molla.
- There was a secret telegraph center in the basement of the Sirkeci post office.
- Ankara Hacı Bayram Mosque (1427) has an important place for the establishment of the Turkish Grand National Assembly.
- The Battle of Sakarya was the turning point of the War of Independence and a great victory when the uninterrupted retreat that started on 13 September 1683 was stopped on 13 September 1921 after 238 years.
- On October 29, 1923: 👇
- The population is 13 million, of which 11 million live in villages.
- There are 40,000 villages, but 37,000 of them do not have schools.
- There are 337 physicians in total.
- 15% of the total capital is Turkish.
- The per capita income is $45.
- Electricity production is 50 kilowatt-hours.
- There are a total of 1490 cars.
- 7% of men and 0.4% of women can read and write.
- Crown Prince Vahdettin wants to see Mustafa Kemal as a groom.
- Fikriye is buried under a willow tree, near Ankara Kuğulu Park.
- Mustafa Kemal's worst insult to his uncle's son Necati Erbatur: hebenneka; means someone who thinks he's smart even though he's stupid.
- The national struggle is the only war that has been achieved without inflation in the history of the world.
- Turkey has grown by 8% every year for 15 years; national income grew 20 times, deposit accounts 57 times; dollar fell.
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