Ali Saip Ursavaş

Turkish soldier and politician

Ali Saip Ursavaş - Turkish soldier and politician
Born

1885
140 years ago

Died

September 25th, 1939
85 years ago — 54 years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

Turkey

Links & References

Served as a soldier in the Ottoman Empire and later became involved in Turkish politics following the establishment of the Republic of Turkey. Played a significant role in organizing military efforts during critical periods. Contributed to legislative processes in the early republic era, aligning with the goals of national sovereignty and reform. Engaged in activities that shaped the military and political landscape of modern Turkey.

Served as a military officer in the Ottoman Empire

Participated in the Turkish War of Independence

Held political office in the early Turkish Republic

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