In April 1915, Ottoman colonel Mustafa Kemal (later Atatürk) commanded the 57th Regiment at Gallipoli, where he gave the unprecedented order 'I do not order you to attack. I order you to die' to his soldiers, who held their position until the last man; this decisive command, which biographer Andrew Mango calls 'the single order that built modern Turkey,' demonstrated the critical role of military leadership and sacrifice in the formation of a nation.
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The Order That Built Modern Turkey | Gallipoli 1915Ajouté :
In 1915, a 34-year-old colonel told his soldiers something no commander ever says.
I do not order you to attack.
I order you to die.
>> [music] >> Mustafa Kemal commanded the 57th Regiment at Gallipoli as [music] Anzac forces stormed the ridge above him.
He had no reinforcements.
Holding the line for hours could buy time to save Constantinople itself.
Biographer Andrew Mango calls it the single order that built modern [music] Turkey. The regiment died to the last man.
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