Nutuk Is Being Launched Globally in 8 Languages.
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Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy announced that special editions of Atatürk's "Nutuk" (Speech) are being prepared in English, German, French, Kazakh, Russian, Urdu, Persian, and Turkmen. The article "Ministry of Culture Translates 'Nutuk' into Eight Languages" was first published on Serbestiyet.
Atatürk's "Nutuk," which recounts the War of Independence and the founding of the Republic, is being made available to readers worldwide through special editions in 8 languages. Minister Ersoy announced that the work has also been made accessible to the visually and hearing impaired.
As part of a project implemented by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the Atatürk Research Center, Nutuk (Atatürk's speeches) is now accessible through a new digital platform featuring special editions in 8 foreign languages, Braille alphabet, sign language videos, and interactive maps.
Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy spoke at the launch of the Nutuk Collection Project. Regarding the Nutuk, which has been prepared in 8 languages with special editions, sign language, and Braille, Minister Ersoy said, "By bringing the power of Nutuk together in different languages and making these works internationally accessible, Türkiye's recent history can be directly examined by people living in different geographies."
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elipshaber.comNutuk, which recounts the years of the National Struggle, the achievement of independence, and the establishment of the Republic by Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, is now available in special editions in 8 languages, as well as in digital formats prepared in audio, sign language, and Braille.
The Ministry of Culture and Tourism has launched the massive "Nutuk Collection Project," which introduces Nutuk, the masterpiece of the National Struggle, to the world in eight languages and makes it fully accessible for citizens with disabilities.
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