Ismet Collection

Ataturk and Inonu
Postcard depicting Mustafa Kemal Ataturk (1881 - 1938) and Ismet Inonu (1884 - 1973) - the effective founders and leaders of the Turkish Republic - inspiration to many in the Middle East

President Ismet Inonu of Turkey
Mustafa Ismet Inonu (1884-1973) - Turkish Army General, Prime Minister and the second President of the Republic of Turkey

Istanbul. Republic Monument, 1928 by Italian sculptor Pietro
Turkey. Istanbul. Republic Monument, 1928. Designed by Italian sculptor Pietro Canonica. Portrays the founders of the Turkish Republic; Kemal Ataturk, Ismet Inonu and Fevzi Cakmak

LAUSANNE CONFERENCE, 1923. The Turkish delegation at the peace conference at Lausanne, Switzerland. The conference resulted in the Treaty of Lausanne, which ended the Greco-Turkish War

ISMET INONU (1884-1973). Also known as Ismet Pasha. Turkish politician, President of Turkey, 1938-1950. Photographed with French politician Henry Franklin-Bouillon

ISMET INONU (1884-1973). Also known as Ismet Pasha. Turkish politician, President of Turkey, 1938-1950. Photograph, possibly at the peace negotiations at Mudanya, Turkey, October 1922

The Ismet Inonu Institute for Girls, Ankara, Turkey Date: circa 1935

Ismet Inonu Primary School at Findikli, Istanbul, Turkey Date: circa 1935

Turkish Railway Network - Celebrating 10 Years of the Republ
Turkish Railway Network - Celebrating 10 Years of the Turkish Republic in 1933 - with 2000km of railway track laid. The portrait shows Prime Minister Ismet Inonu (Prime Minister between 1925 and 1937)

Istanbul, Turkey - The Turkish Republic Monument
Istanbul, Turkey - The Turkish (Taksim) Republic Monument. The Symbol of the Republic - where all the demonstrations take place

Mustafa Ismet Inonu
Mustafa smet nn (1884 - 1973) was a Turkish Army General, Prime Minister and the second President of the Republic of Turkey

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Ismet Inonu: The Resilient Statesman Who Shaped Modern Turkey Istanbul. Republic Monument, 1928 by Italian sculptor Pietro stands tall as a symbol of the nation's progress. Ataturk and Inonu, two visionary leaders, united in their pursuit of a modern Turkey. President Ismet Inonu of Turkey, also known as Ismet Pasha, was an influential Turkish politician who played a pivotal role in shaping the country's destiny. From his involvement in the Lausanne Conference to his presidency, he left an indelible mark on Turkish history. At the Lausanne Conference in 1923, Ismet Inonu led the Turkish delegation with determination and diplomacy. His strategic negotiations secured favorable terms for Turkey's sovereignty and laid the foundation for its future prosperity. As President of Turkey, Ismet Inonu continued Ataturk's legacy by implementing progressive reforms that propelled the nation forward. His leadership fostered economic growth and social development while preserving Turkey's cultural heritage. Istanbul. Republic Monument serves as a reminder Inonu's unwavering commitment to democracy and national unity. This monumental sculpture represents not only his accomplishments but also those of countless individuals who contributed to building a strong republic. Throughout his tenure as president from 1938 to 1950, Ismet Inonu faced numerous challenges but always stood firm against adversity. He navigated through turbulent times with resilience and steered Turkey towards stability amidst global uncertainties. Beyond politics, Ismet Inonu was revered for his intellect and charisma. His eloquence captivated audiences worldwide while advocating for peace and international cooperation during tumultuous times. Today, we remember Ismet Inonu as one of Turkey's most prominent statesmen whose contributions continue to shape our nation today. His dedication to progress remains an inspiration for generations to come - a testament to what can be achieved through determination and unwavering commitment to a brighter future.