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	Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, Ataturk, Atatürk
		He achieved this through a co-ordinated series of sweeping reforms, all directed towards the creation in Turkey of a western-style democracy.
		The philosophy behind Ataturk's reforms is now known as Kemalism.
		In February 1937 he had the following six principles written into Article Two of the Constitution of the Turkish Republic:
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		AtatÃ¼rk initiated expansive reforms, such as abolishing polygamy and granting new rights for women.
		Known by his nickname Kemal, which means perfection, Mustafa Kemal AtatÃ¼rk founded the Republic of Turkey, independent of Ottoman rule, in 1923.
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	Mr. Somers' Dictators Assignment TeacherWeb Update Kamal Ataturk
		ATATÜRK: Creator of Modern Turkey Topics: Atatürk's Life, National Liberator, Founder of the Republic, Legal Transformation, Social Reforms, Economic Growth, The New Language, Women's Rights, Strides in Education, Culture and the Arts, Peace at Home, Peace in the World, UNESCO, Resolution on the Atatürk Centennial.
		English translations of the classified documents referred to by Mustafa Kemal AtatÃ¼rk during his speech at the remembrance of the birth of the Republic of Turkey at the national convention of the People's Party of the Republic, held in Ankara (Oct. 15-20, 1927).
		Mustafa Kemal AtatÃ¼rk's Oration to the Turkish Youth
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