History Unearthed From the Trash: Stretcher Stamped 1915 Taken Into Protection.
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In Antalya, municipal police officer İbrahim Uysal found a military stretcher in a garbage container with a 1915 stamp and bloodstains on it. When he contacted the Gallipoli Historical Site Directorate of the Çanakkale Wars and sent them the images, the truth was revealed.
While disposing of garbage in Antalya, municipal police officer İbrahim Uysal found a military stretcher stamped with the date 1915. The stretcher, which resembles those used during World War I, was given to the Çanakkale War Museum. Uysal said, "There was blood on it, and I thought it belonged to us. A stretcher that we believe contains the blood of martyrs could only be entrusted to history."
A historic military stretcher bearing the stamp of 1915, found discarded in Antalya, has been registered after a detailed 3.5-month examination. It has been officially confirmed that this century-old artifact is one of only two known examples of its kind in the world.
After 3.5 months of research, İbrahim Uysal (46), a municipal police officer in Antalya, donated the military stretcher with the 1915 stamp on it, which he found among the garbage, to the war museum in Çanakkale. Historical...Click here for more
In Antalya, a military stretcher bearing the stamp of 1915, found among the garbage by municipal police officer İbrahim Uysal, was registered after 3.5 months of research and donated to the war museum in Çanakkale. Uysal, who preferred to entrust the stretcher to history rather than sell it, said, "I entrusted that object I found to history."
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