{"product_id":"memleketimin-koyunlari","title":"The Sheep of My Homeland","description":"\u003cp\u003e“Fifty years later, a hundred years later, people will understand me much better. Whether they call me a ‘thinker,’ a ‘philosopher,’ a ‘madman,’ or a ‘saint,’ I do not know... But as a person of these lands, people will discover the secret in the interpretation of my cries. They will say: ‘Years ago, there was someone named Nihat Doğan, and he shouted the truths as they were, spoke the right!’ He explained democracy and freedom to us, stood against tutelage, sided with the people, stood by the oppressed, strove to make the Turk and the Kurd brothers, sang songs, and said ‘Stop!’ to oppression. He said ‘Enough!’ to those sitting in ivory towers and oppressing the public with their cruelty. We wrote this book to paint such a composition of Nihat Doğan.” * A book by Nihat Doğan—whose every speech becomes an event, who spares no one his words, and who never hesitates—that will be much, much debated: * How do the sheep of our homeland look differently? * Why do the Republic’s elitists harbor enmity toward religion? * How did we reject the legacy of the Ottomans? * Why is the peace process unwanted? * Why can’t Turkish–Kurdish brotherhood be established? * Why is 1071 important for the Turkish and Kurdish peoples? * What is in the big picture of the Gezi protests? * What is the secret of the right-wing government that applies the principles of socialism to the country? * How does he continue the cause of Deniz Gezmiş? * How should the New Turkey be? * How should a civil constitution be formed? * What must we do to write an Epic of Brotherhood and an Epic of Peace? * Who are true friends, and how are they recognized? * Love or respect? * Does love cause more pain, or separation? * Why, despite having the courage to fight, does he lack the courage to argue with women? * Is Nihat Doğan a madman, a saint, or a thinker? * He asked, ‘Why is Nihat Doğan like a beard, growing thicker the more it is trimmed?’ * To whom did he say, ‘Your soul shall kneel before my soul!’ And, saying the unsaid and writing the unspeakable on many more topics, Nihat Doğan meets his readers with his book “My Homeland’s Sheep,” which will be talked about and debated for many years to come.\u003c\/p\u003e","brand":"Hollanda Kitapevi","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":54481312678223,"sku":null,"price":9.9,"currency_code":"EUR","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0890\/0719\/4447\/files\/MemleketiminKoyunlari.jpg?v=1740208073","url":"https:\/\/hollandakitapevi.com\/en\/products\/memleketimin-koyunlari","provider":"Hollanda Kitap Evi","version":"1.0","type":"link"}