Ali Hikmet Ayerdem
Turkish general and politician
Born
1877
148 years ago
Died
March 21st, 1939
85 years ago — 62 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Turkey
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Served as a general in the Turkish Army and held significant political positions during the early years of the Republic of Turkey. Played a role in the establishment of the modern Turkish state and participated in various military campaigns. Engaged in political affairs and contributed to the shaping of the nation's defense policies. The leadership during critical periods of Turkey's formation was notable, influencing military strategies and governance.
Served as Chief of Staff of the Turkish Army
Participated in the establishment of the Republic of Turkey
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