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A graphic work about the first turkish latin letters of 1928. The speech of Atatürk about this reform was translated into German. The alphabet in the center of the composition is a facsimile of a printing house of that time which I've found in a book dealing with this issue.
Designed with InDesign CS. It's an old piece.
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~italdario13 Oct 19, 2010
niceee!
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Mood: Wow! ~Wrath-of-the-Sheep Sep 26, 2010   Interface Designer
brilliant!
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~onure Sep 27, 2010  Professional Digital Artist
Thanks a lot! :)
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~RB84 Sep 2, 2010
c'est très utile pour faire le lien entre les deux alphabet latine et arabe, c'est un très bon moyen pour apprendre !!! Merci
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~onure Sep 3, 2010  Professional Digital Artist
"style manufacture", c'est tres approprié :) Merci pour ton commentaire! :hug:
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~RB84 Sep 3, 2010
you are welcome
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~inkrush Jul 24, 2010  Professional Interface Designer
they changed the alphabet to make the new generation detached from history, as i heard.
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~onure Jul 24, 2010  Professional Digital Artist
There were many reasons for that change. Technical reasons (concerning the relationship between the turkish language & the arabic alphabet) as well as sociological and political ones. The idea of changing the alphabet was not a new one at that time (1928). Decades before intellectuals of the turkish world thought about that type of reforms.

Peace
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~inkrush Jul 24, 2010  Professional Interface Designer
thanks for the reply.
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~onure Jul 24, 2010  Professional Digital Artist
You're welcome :)
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