Turkey never ceases to surprise me with its wonderful scenery, people, history, history, kitchen and much more.. It’s an amazing country. It would take years to see only a fraction of what the country offers.. They have everything… Thanks to Mick and Trudie for sharing the information from their Turkey excursions. I understand why this lovely couple has been living in this mesmerizing, breathtakingly beautiful country..
Perhaps some very important destinations in the Canakkale region are not even shown in this video. The islands of Gokceada and Bozcaada, the Kazdaglari National Park with its incredible nature, the town of Geyikli, the ancient port and city of Assos, the town of Ezine, famous for its cheese, and many other places we should have seen in this video. I hope to show these places in another video on this channel. Greetings from the Netherlands
I feel sorry for the Anzac soldiers. For the British, for the wars they fought with the Turks, whom they were not enemies of in these lands. Thousands of Australians, New Zealanders and even Indians died in this land they did not recognize. Turks have never lost in defense of their homeland, so they should be respected. Even the founding leader Atatürk said to the families of the martyred Anzac soldiers whose graves are in Çanakkale, "Don't worry, they are our children now." he said
There hasn't been any incident at the war memorials, either. ''There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours. - M.K. Ataturk''
Letter from Atatürk to Anzacs: “Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives …You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side in this country of ours. You, the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries, wipe away your tears. Your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.” A response by an Anzac’s mother to Atatürk’s words: “The warmth of your words eased our sorrow for our sons who vanished in Gallipoli, and our tears ended. Your words are a consolation to me as a mother. Now we are sure that our sons rest in peace in their eternal rest. If your Excellency accepts, we would like to call you ‘Ata’, too. Because what you have said at the graves of our sons could only be said by their own fathers. In the name of all mothers, our respects to the Great Ata who embraced our children with the love of a father.” Source : Turkish canberra embassy
The real meaning of the text is as follows; You got excited about the First World War and joined the war from miles away. However, it was a war that was none of your business. If you thought that you would destroy yourself by seeing yourself as a hero and despising us and thinking of a WAR that would be guaranteed to be won, I hope that you will not make such a mistake again and that you will not bear the curse of all people by participating in wars that do not concern you. Don't let distances make you and your country think safe, maybe we will meet one day. Have a nice day! This is a letter about the memory of Turkish history.
in each city he have been filmed almost all the archaeological site all Museum historical object are either belong to ancient Greek or Romans ,, so could you tell us where these Turks came from ? and how they took all these lands from Greek ancient ?
@@karalmilani2122 You Greeks have always been hostile towards us, but the Ottoman Empire gave you the opportunity to live your religion and culture freely. What is the meaning of this constant hostility? I think that the Turks, who have been in Anatolian lands for 1000 years, have enough say. Also, if the land is so valuable to you, why did you sell your country's greatest resources (such as railways) to the big countries of Europe, especially the Germans?
Merhaba dear friends, as always I am very impressed by your beautiful report films. I am always learning to know and understand Turkey better and better. Thank you for so many beautiful videos about Tukije X x X Greets from Belgium Danny Stoelzaet.
As an Australian we only ever really hear about Anzac cove and it's importance. I would love to go there one day and see all the other memorials, especially since my partner is Turkish.
As a Turkish man who's from Canakkale, We found each other with anzacs in all around the world. We are brothers everywhere. I have many Australian friends, even we drink 2gether at the pub in moscow. He cried when he told me his grandpa's story how he died in Gallipoli, and made me cry too. You bustard, if you read my this message, find me, bcuz I miss our conversations.
@@ceemkizik birak lan yalakaligi ne kardesi 100 yil once onlarin atalari atalarimizin ve ulkenin anasini aglatmak icin gelmisler binlerce kilometre oteden ne kardesliginden bahsediyon sanki turistik geziye geldiler adamlar
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours. You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land, they have become our sons as well." -Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK
Mustafa Kemal Pasha was just a colonel commanding 19th infantry reserve division during Gallipoli campaign. Because his division was reserve he couldn't even engage unless there was an order from his commanders. After entente landings began he waited 6 hours for an order but it never came, Ottoman high command was in chaos. Nobody expected entente forces to land at such rough terrain against steep hills at all sides so they were thinking those landings could be decoys. But soon Kemal Pasha learned ANZAC vanguard reached Chunuk bair which is one of highest hills in Gallipoli and overlooking entire region, it would be very costly or even impossible to capture it back if Anzacs could fortify it. So he illegally ordered his 19th division to climb Chunuk bair from eastern side and repel Anzacs back into lower ground, he also illegally took control units from other divisions in the area giving them charge orders as well. It was 19th division's 57th infantry regiment which reached Chunuk bair first, simultaneously with three ANZAC regiments. Kemal Pasha knowing the severity of situation gave his famous die order to 57th infantry regiment: ''I'm not ordering you to attack, I'm ordering you to die! In the time which passes until we die, other troops and commanders can take our place” 57th infantry regiment followed the order and engaged in a bloody hand to hand combat for control of the hill. They managed to repel Anzacs back into lower ground but it was extremely costly, within only 2 hours 80% of the regiment were dead or wounded. The regiment could be reinforced and continued fighting both in Gallipoli and other fronts. After several hours more units reached Chunuk bair including 19th division's 72th and 77th infantry regiments and began fortifying the hill against further ANZAC attacks. During 8 months long campaign Anzacs could never reach those hills again and got stuck in lower ground surrounded by steep hills at all sides, in fact ANZAC commander requested their evacuation at the end of first day after they were repelled back. However British high command refused it, claiming if Turks could see a single healthy soldier leaving they would charge and slaughter them all. It is true such large scale evacuations were always quite risky but after 8 months of hopeless fighting Anzacs were finally evacuated while Turks didn't charge and kill them.. Because Kemal Pasha and his 19th reserve division saved those very important hills, Ottoman high command had to ignore his illegal actions and instead promote him, giving him command of entire Anzac front. On entente perspective Gallipoli campaign was indeed for nothing but at least it made Ataturk a national hero and perhaps opened the way for establishment of Turkey so it wasn't for nothing entirely.
Wow, that’s very detailed history you should write a book, when I said it didn’t achieve anything, I suppose I was meaning the British, although it was a terrible loss of life from both sides
@@mickandtrudie Thank you uncle Mick! I agree it was a terrible loss of life which can't be justified but at least it wasn't for nothing which is a little comforting i think.
I am from Russia, and have studied this battle for many years and am a fan of these events, in September my dream came true, I went to ANZAC Cove and saw the battlefields, while walking there I listened to Australian music “The Last ANZAC” and was worried
15:17 The point that i m trying not to cry.. Very impressive and emotional. We Turks always believe in Peace. ''Peace at home, peace in the world'' M.K. ATATURK. ( 20 April 1931)
Stumbled onto your channel this morning. I had the pleasure of being in Turkiye last year and made it to ANZAC Cove. I was the first of my family to visit the grave of my great grandfather Eugene Herbert Tuite (enlisted as Edward James Hanlon 11th Battalion) located in Shell Green Cemetery. A truly moving experience. Interestingly, he is listed as Tuite at the Hall of Remembrance at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, but is listed as Hanlon at the Kings Park Memorial in Perth Australia where the 11th Battalion was raised, and listed as Hanlon on his grave at Gallipoli. The words of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk never cease to amaze me. Extremely gracious to those who came and attacked their land, their home, their country. So, by adoption I am a great grandson of Turkiye. Turkiye, God willing, we have our tickets booked and will be back next year.
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Thank you for this great video. It was moving to watch the war memorials. My grandfather fought in the Çanakkale wars and luckily survived. We should always give peace a chance ✌️
TURSKA JE MNOGO LEPA ZEMLJA IMA MNOGO TOGA LEPO VIDETI JA SAM PET PUTA ALI NEMOZES NISTA VIDETI KOLIKO TOGA IMA I TURSKS ZEMLJA JE OGROMNA IMA NESTO POSEBNO UNJOJ NAROD JE LIUBAZAN GOSTOPRIMLJIV NJIHOVA HRANA JE IZVRSNAJEDNOM RECI TURSKA JE PRELEPA ZEMLJA ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Çanakkale has a very special place in the world, it is a sacred city where the children of the world sleep side by side and all countries respect this situation. The presentation was very nice and I was very touched.
"Troy", being one of my all-time favorite movies, has taken on a whole new perspective for me. Having the "The Trojan Horse" from the movie there in Canakkale, makes it all the more interesting and poignant for myself. Thanks again for opening up this wonderful country for me. Türkiye is now in my top ten on my bucket list thanks to you. Your efforts are greatly appreciated....👍
Absolutely fascinating. My great grandfather was sent out there with the Royal Marines Light Infantry. He had two pieces of good luck. Firstly, he survived Gallipoli from beginning to end in the trenches and was evacuated to Mudros then onto the UK on HMT Olympic. Secondly, rather than being sent to the Western Front with the rest of his battalion, who nearly all perished, he was trained in naval gunnery and was eventually put on a newly built gun ship HMS Resolution... which the admiralty were too frightened to dent! His luck run out during WW2, he be became diabetic , his family couldn't afford food and insulin (no nhs) and he went into a coma and died in 1944. Thanks for posting.
No, he died when my grandfather was 17 and had been sent to work in Westbury. We knew he was in the First World War but didn't know what or where. We found out when we got his records from the Fleet Air Arm museum who hold Marine's records from this period. According to my grandfather's sister, he was a very "difficult" chap and very religious, she said she couldn't wait to move out. @@mickandtrudie
Gentelmen's War.. As a Turk, I have great respect for you, guys. Unfortunately, history has written that the lives of innocents have always been in the hands of politicians and high-ranking officials. I offer my greetings from Aydın/Turkey. Anzac/Turk Brothers!
Thanks for another great video. Your video is the 1st time I've ever seen anything about the Turkish war memorials. It was very moving to hear you recite the words on the ANZAC memorial. We love your views of Turkey and we're using them to plan our Motorhome trip there next year.
Another one of your exquisite documentarial videos may be one of the best about Çanakkale and surroundings. It's been a joyful experience to follow your videos. Thank you...
That was really interesting. There's so much to see in every corner of this country. I've never been to Canakkale before. Two other places I'd recommend you guys go to is Yalova and Uludag.
I am someone who has been living in Çanakkale for 20 years. I live near the stadium. I was interested in watching the city I live in every day through the observations of a visitor. Bon appetit, we wait for you again.
Çanakkalede yirmibeş sene oturduk o yıllardan bu zamana tanınmıyacak şekilde değişmiş ve çokda özlemişim o kadar keyifle izledimki anlatamam çekimler harikaydı teşekkürler Mick ve Trudie. ❤❤❤❤👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤❤❤❤
I spent just over a week in the area touring in my motorhome. Great people so welcoming especially at the Boomerang Bar who allowed me to park on their land overlooking the sea.
On this occasion, I say to the Anzac soldiers who fought for no reason, I will spare their mothers. 🇹🇷 Purely out of curiosity, I ask because you come here every year, is this your only war in history? If this is your only war, it's really funny that you come here every year, I'm telling you from a country with a history.
Sizleri çok seviyorum ne kadar güzel tanıtıyorsunuz Türkiyeyi hayranım sizlere Türkiye de ne kadar mutlusunuz çünkü ülkemiz harika ❤🎉benim kardeşimde ingiltereye yerleşti orda yaşamını kurdu inş bende birgün ingiltereye giderim sizin memleketinize çok istiyorum banada nasip olur inşallah sevgiler 🎉❤
Hi Mick and Trudie I am originally from Çanakkale, but I live in Vienna. I watched the video you prepared with great pleasure. I felt like as if I was there again. Great job with the detailed and wonderful video. Teşekkürler🥰
Front of camera, presenters, producers, editors , there are people in tv land paid thousands for this but for me as replaced the television, once again thank you .
Im living in çanakkale and i want to thank for all people's from çanakkale because sir you did very nice job for the showing çanakkale and turkish culture and war memories thanks for nice job and your turkish is very nice.
Thank you very much for taking me to my most favourite city❤❤ which my grandfather fought there too. It was much modern in mid 90's which I lived there 🎉🎉😊😊.
Üniversiteyi Çanakkale'de okumuş ve uzun zamandır ziyaret etme şansı elde edememiş bir insan olarak gözlerim dolu dolu izledim. güzel video için teşekkürler. Çanakkale unutulmaz
Thank you so much for the nice video. You respect and love turkey and Turkish people also love and respect you two. I think everyone should fallow this role, wherever we go we should respect the local laws and traditions
Thank you for this. We are going to Istanbul next year for the second time and this time Çanakkale was on the list. Always wanted to see the memorials and also wondered about Troy but think we will leave that one. Did not look very impressive. We always like to do the travel planning ourselves rather than an organised tour but think that will be the better option this time. Your video is as always so informative and providing so much food for thought for our future trips. Take care.
Guys you were here 3 days ago? noooooo if only I could have passed by you, I could have bought you a dinner and coffee. :) Love you. Love from Çanakkale/Türkiye.
My kaynana has come from Iskenderun to visit in New Orleans. I shared your video as we celebrate Türkiye’s birthday. I too welled up. Thank you! Ataturk smiles down upon you. You too are now in the bosom of a peaceful land and among a peaceful people.
Güzel ve nesnel bir anlatım olmuş. Keyifle izledik. Çanakkale'de 4 yıl üniversite okudum. Her zaman özlüyorum. Tekrar gitmiş gibi oldum. Video için teşekkürler 👏🏻
Thank you again for an entertaining and very informative video. We will go to Çanakkale in the end of March. With a ferry to Ayvalik and from there 3,5 hours with bus. Perfect !
Your videos are all nice and informative. Thanks. As a native Turkish speaker though, I couldn't help but notice how comfortably you speak Turkish. My congratulations. Turkey is both difficult and fun. Glad that you're having a good time. All the best.
The bays are also very beautiful, but overall you made a nice presentation. It is recommended in summer time, it has a wonderfully beautiful sea, especially the months of May and June are magnificent.Ertuğrul Bay, Tekke Bay, Kabatepe, Akliman (Ayvacık), Dalyan, Kadırga Bay, Cennet Bay, Batık Gemi, Yeni Lİman, Papaz Bay..Bozcaada, Gökçeada, Küçükkuyu, Asos, etc.
Merhaba Mick Amca ve Trudie. Videonun yarısını sabah işe giderken izledim. Diğer yarısını ise akşam izleyeceğim. Çok keyifli ve çok güzel bir video olmuş. Teşekkürler
My aunt is living in Gelibolu since I was born, so I know that place very well. We visited the Atatürk house and the martyrs' memorial, too. But, I don't know why, we had never been to Canakkale itself. So a couple years ago my mother and I decided to go there by bus. It is the cleanest turkish city I have ever seen in my life. It's charming and beautiful. There are many places I would like to visit like Bozcaada and Gökceada and Troj and Assos. Now I am married and my husband is not as interested as I am so maybe I'll have to let him watch this video😂
What a fantastic video you two! I think it's one of your best ever!!! It took me back to my all too brief visit to Gallipoli a few years ago on, of all days, Anzac Day (purely coincidental). I so want to come back and explore more. And thanks Mick, I found out I've been mispronouncing the town's name for the past 20 years🤦♂
Oh that was great ! so many things i recognised from my visit in Aug which was soooo hot but i had no choice lol ! i will go back but not in Aug. the Troy museum was so good.
Bu videoda ulu önder Atatürkün büyüklügüne bir kez daha sahit oldum.❤ Ne muhtesem insan, ne kadar muhteşem sözler; yurduna savasmaya gelmis, isgale gelmis olanlara karsi bile savas kazanildiktan sonra empatiyle saygi göstermesi ne büyük bir yüce gönüllülük.🤍 Bunu da ancak; Yurtta sulh cihanda sulh diyen, Savas zorunlu ve hayati olmalidir, ulusun hayati tehlikeye girmedikce savas bir "CİNAYETTİR" diyen böylesi bir lidere yakisirdi.👏 Bu büyük deha karşisinda saygiyla egilmemek mümkün mü?🙏
Yet another amazing video! You two are producing videos that are way more interesting than anything produced by the blinkin BBC!! Please keep doing what you’re doing, love it!
Thanks to you guys for making great videos about my beautiful country❤🎉l have been living in the USA without seeing my country and family for 5 years!To see your perfect videos makes me so happy and proud of being Turkish.Thanks again🎉❤❤❤🎉
its pretty nice video. I was a student there. these years was my goodest and worst years I have to say that the fact of that I love that city and also cuz of you guys I wanted to go back there to feel some nostalgia.
Hello, I just found out your channel. I m myself from Çanakkale. I watched the video with such an excitement. You guys are awesome. Looking forward to see your new videos 😊
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Turkey never ceases to surprise me with its wonderful scenery, people, history, history, kitchen and much more.. It’s an amazing country. It would take years to see only a fraction of what the country offers.. They have everything… Thanks to Mick and Trudie for sharing the information from their Turkey excursions. I understand why this lovely couple has been living in this mesmerizing, breathtakingly beautiful country..
Perhaps some very important destinations in the Canakkale region are not even shown in this video. The islands of Gokceada and Bozcaada, the Kazdaglari National Park with its incredible nature, the town of Geyikli, the ancient port and city of Assos, the town of Ezine, famous for its cheese, and many other places we should have seen in this video. I hope to show these places in another video on this channel. Greetings from the Netherlands
@@stimulatedstats7353 Thats right!
I feel sorry for the Anzac soldiers. For the British, for the wars they fought with the Turks, whom they were not enemies of in these lands. Thousands of Australians, New Zealanders and even Indians died in this land they did not recognize. Turks have never lost in defense of their homeland, so they should be respected. Even the founding leader Atatürk said to the families of the martyred Anzac soldiers whose graves are in Çanakkale, "Don't worry, they are our children now." he said
Aaron!
There hasn't been any incident at the war memorials, either. ''There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours. - M.K. Ataturk''
Letter from Atatürk to Anzacs:
“Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives …You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side in this country of ours. You, the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries, wipe away your tears. Your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.”
A response by an Anzac’s mother to Atatürk’s words:
“The warmth of your words eased our sorrow for our sons who vanished in Gallipoli, and our tears ended. Your words are a consolation to me as a mother. Now we are sure that our sons rest in peace in their eternal rest. If your Excellency accepts, we would like to call you ‘Ata’, too. Because what you have said at the graves of our sons could only be said by their own fathers. In the name of all mothers, our respects to the Great Ata who embraced our children with the love of a father.”
Source : Turkish canberra embassy
I do suppose you watch the film as the verse from Ataturk I read out in it
@@mickandtrudie I saw it in your video too. I have added the full text for those who do not know the text written on that stone
The real meaning of the text is as follows; You got excited about the First World War and joined the war from miles away. However, it was a war that was none of your business. If you thought that you would destroy yourself by seeing yourself as a hero and despising us and thinking of a WAR that would be guaranteed to be won, I hope that you will not make such a mistake again and that you will not bear the curse of all people by participating in wars that do not concern you. Don't let distances make you and your country think safe, maybe we will meet one day. Have a nice day! This is a letter about the memory of Turkish history.
in each city he have been filmed almost all the archaeological site all Museum historical object are either belong to ancient Greek or Romans ,, so could you tell us where these Turks came from ? and how they took all these lands from Greek ancient ?
@@karalmilani2122 You Greeks have always been hostile towards us, but the Ottoman Empire gave you the opportunity to live your religion and culture freely. What is the meaning of this constant hostility? I think that the Turks, who have been in Anatolian lands for 1000 years, have enough say. Also, if the land is so valuable to you, why did you sell your country's greatest resources (such as railways) to the big countries of Europe, especially the Germans?
Merhaba dear friends, as always I am very impressed by your beautiful report films. I am always learning to know and understand Turkey better and better. Thank you for so many beautiful videos about Tukije X x X Greets from Belgium Danny Stoelzaet.
Thanks Danny
Agree!
👍🏻👍🏻🙋♂️🇦🇿♥️
As an Australian we only ever really hear about Anzac cove and it's importance. I would love to go there one day and see all the other memorials, especially since my partner is Turkish.
As a Turkish man who's from Canakkale, We found each other with anzacs in all around the world. We are brothers everywhere. I have many Australian friends, even we drink 2gether at the pub in moscow. He cried when he told me his grandpa's story how he died in Gallipoli, and made me cry too. You bustard, if you read my this message, find me, bcuz I miss our conversations.
@@ceemkizik birak lan yalakaligi ne kardesi 100 yil once onlarin atalari atalarimizin ve ulkenin anasini aglatmak icin gelmisler binlerce kilometre oteden ne kardesliginden bahsediyon sanki turistik geziye geldiler adamlar
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours. You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land, they have become our sons as well."
-Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK
Mustafa Kemal Pasha was just a colonel commanding 19th infantry reserve division during Gallipoli campaign. Because his division was reserve he couldn't even engage unless there was an order from his commanders. After entente landings began he waited 6 hours for an order but it never came, Ottoman high command was in chaos. Nobody expected entente forces to land at such rough terrain against steep hills at all sides so they were thinking those landings could be decoys. But soon Kemal Pasha learned ANZAC vanguard reached Chunuk bair which is one of highest hills in Gallipoli and overlooking entire region, it would be very costly or even impossible to capture it back if Anzacs could fortify it. So he illegally ordered his 19th division to climb Chunuk bair from eastern side and repel Anzacs back into lower ground, he also illegally took control units from other divisions in the area giving them charge orders as well. It was 19th division's 57th infantry regiment which reached Chunuk bair first, simultaneously with three ANZAC regiments. Kemal Pasha knowing the severity of situation gave his famous die order to 57th infantry regiment:
''I'm not ordering you to attack, I'm ordering you to die! In the time which passes until we die, other troops and commanders can take our place”
57th infantry regiment followed the order and engaged in a bloody hand to hand combat for control of the hill. They managed to repel Anzacs back into lower ground but it was extremely costly, within only 2 hours 80% of the regiment were dead or wounded. The regiment could be reinforced and continued fighting both in Gallipoli and other fronts. After several hours more units reached Chunuk bair including 19th division's 72th and 77th infantry regiments and began fortifying the hill against further ANZAC attacks. During 8 months long campaign Anzacs could never reach those hills again and got stuck in lower ground surrounded by steep hills at all sides, in fact ANZAC commander requested their evacuation at the end of first day after they were repelled back. However British high command refused it, claiming if Turks could see a single healthy soldier leaving they would charge and slaughter them all. It is true such large scale evacuations were always quite risky but after 8 months of hopeless fighting Anzacs were finally evacuated while Turks didn't charge and kill them..
Because Kemal Pasha and his 19th reserve division saved those very important hills, Ottoman high command had to ignore his illegal actions and instead promote him, giving him command of entire Anzac front. On entente perspective Gallipoli campaign was indeed for nothing but at least it made Ataturk a national hero and perhaps opened the way for establishment of Turkey so it wasn't for nothing entirely.
Wow, that’s very detailed history you should write a book, when I said it didn’t achieve anything, I suppose I was meaning the British, although it was a terrible loss of life from both sides
@@mickandtrudie Thank you uncle Mick! I agree it was a terrible loss of life which can't be justified but at least it wasn't for nothing which is a little comforting i think.
What a fantastic video full of information and facts. Such respect shown by the Turkish. The words said by Ataturk so touching.
I am from Russia, and have studied this battle for many years and am a fan of these events, in September my dream came true, I went to ANZAC Cove and saw the battlefields, while walking there I listened to Australian music “The Last ANZAC” and was worried
As a grandkid of a Çanakkale veteran (wounded with a shrapnel stuck in his cheek), I'm thankful for the homage you paid to the place...
15:17 The point that i m trying not to cry.. Very impressive and emotional. We Turks always believe in Peace. ''Peace at home, peace in the world'' M.K. ATATURK. ( 20 April 1931)
Stumbled onto your channel this morning. I had the pleasure of being in Turkiye last year and made it to ANZAC Cove. I was the first of my family to visit the grave of my great grandfather Eugene Herbert Tuite (enlisted as Edward James Hanlon 11th Battalion) located in Shell Green Cemetery. A truly moving experience. Interestingly, he is listed as Tuite at the Hall of Remembrance at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, but is listed as Hanlon at the Kings Park Memorial in Perth Australia where the 11th Battalion was raised, and listed as Hanlon on his grave at Gallipoli. The words of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk never cease to amaze me. Extremely gracious to those who came and attacked their land, their home, their country. So, by adoption I am a great grandson of Turkiye. Turkiye, God willing, we have our tickets booked and will be back next year.
Ama şu soruyu sormamışsın. Dedemin burda ne işi vardı diye. Ayrıca ingilizlerin dahi yenemediği bir milletiz. Bak dün bizle savaşanlar, bugün aç.
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I 've enjoyed watching the video, lot of interesting things to see, pleasant music and great editing. It's like being on holiday. 😃👍
I was there a month ago, the whole peninsula is a fricking war museum. Such an astonishing place with incredible views!
Half a million people died in this war
Thank you for this great video. It was moving to watch the war memorials. My grandfather fought in the Çanakkale wars and luckily survived. We should always give peace a chance ✌️
TURSKA JE MNOGO LEPA ZEMLJA IMA MNOGO TOGA LEPO VIDETI JA SAM PET PUTA ALI NEMOZES NISTA VIDETI KOLIKO TOGA IMA I TURSKS ZEMLJA JE OGROMNA IMA NESTO POSEBNO UNJOJ NAROD JE LIUBAZAN GOSTOPRIMLJIV NJIHOVA HRANA JE IZVRSNAJEDNOM RECI TURSKA JE PRELEPA ZEMLJA ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ayaklarınıza sağlık,Türkiye nin en önemli bolgesi olan Çanakkale yi ziyaret ettiğiniz için çok mutlu oldum..Sağolun.
Çanakkale has a very special place in the world, it is a sacred city where the children of the world sleep side by side and all countries respect this situation. The presentation was very nice and I was very touched.
My dear countryy
As a Turkish,Whenever you spoke Turkish with other people there,I felt like you were a Turk too,Your Turkish is better than some people I know
"Troy", being one of my all-time favorite movies, has taken on a whole new perspective for me. Having the "The Trojan Horse" from the movie there in Canakkale, makes it all the more interesting and poignant for myself. Thanks again for opening up this wonderful country for me.
Türkiye is now in my top ten on my bucket list thanks to you. Your efforts are greatly appreciated....👍
Absolutely fascinating. My great grandfather was sent out there with the Royal Marines Light Infantry. He had two pieces of good luck. Firstly, he survived Gallipoli from beginning to end in the trenches and was evacuated to Mudros then onto the UK on HMT Olympic. Secondly, rather than being sent to the Western Front with the rest of his battalion, who nearly all perished, he was trained in naval gunnery and was eventually put on a newly built gun ship HMS Resolution... which the admiralty were too frightened to dent! His luck run out during WW2, he be became diabetic , his family couldn't afford food and insulin (no nhs) and he went into a coma and died in 1944. Thanks for posting.
Wow, what a story and the sad ending, at least he got to pass on his stories to you all. 🤠
No, he died when my grandfather was 17 and had been sent to work in Westbury. We knew he was in the First World War but didn't know what or where. We found out when we got his records from the Fleet Air Arm museum who hold Marine's records from this period. According to my grandfather's sister, he was a very "difficult" chap and very religious, she said she couldn't wait to move out. @@mickandtrudie
Sevgili Dünya Dostları ; çanakkale bu milletin kahramanlık zirvesidir ,güzel video için elinize emeğinize sağlık sağ olun
Gentelmen's War..
As a Turk, I have great respect for you, guys. Unfortunately, history has written that the lives of innocents have always been in the hands of politicians and high-ranking officials. I offer my greetings from Aydın/Turkey. Anzac/Turk Brothers!
Thanks for another great video. Your video is the 1st time I've ever seen anything about the Turkish war memorials. It was very moving to hear you recite the words on the ANZAC memorial. We love your views of Turkey and we're using them to plan our Motorhome trip there next year.
Do you have a Superchat or buymeakofi?
Welcome Skippies😂
Another one of your exquisite documentarial videos may be one of the best about Çanakkale and surroundings.
It's been a joyful experience to follow your videos. Thank you...
That was really interesting. There's so much to see in every corner of this country. I've never been to Canakkale before. Two other places I'd recommend you guys go to is Yalova and Uludag.
I am someone who has been living in Çanakkale for 20 years. I live near the stadium. I was interested in watching the city I live in every day through the observations of a visitor. Bon appetit, we wait for you again.
Çanakkalede yirmibeş sene oturduk o yıllardan bu zamana tanınmıyacak şekilde değişmiş ve çokda özlemişim o kadar keyifle izledimki anlatamam çekimler harikaydı teşekkürler Mick ve Trudie. ❤❤❤❤👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤❤❤❤
I spent just over a week in the area touring in my motorhome. Great people so welcoming especially at the Boomerang Bar who allowed me to park on their land overlooking the sea.
Thank you again Mick and Trudie for this lovely insight into Canakkale and Gallipoli - hopefully I will be there next year 🤞❤✔🇦🇺
Please share the link with your friends 🤠
On this occasion, I say to the Anzac soldiers who fought for no reason, I will spare their mothers. 🇹🇷
Purely out of curiosity, I ask because you come here every year, is this your only war in history? If this is your only war, it's really funny that you come here every year, I'm telling you from a country with a history.
Such a beautiful place and such a horrible battle where thousands young men lost their lives .
Sizleri çok seviyorum ne kadar güzel tanıtıyorsunuz Türkiyeyi hayranım sizlere Türkiye de ne kadar mutlusunuz çünkü ülkemiz harika ❤🎉benim kardeşimde ingiltereye yerleşti orda yaşamını kurdu inş bende birgün ingiltereye giderim sizin memleketinize çok istiyorum banada nasip olur inşallah sevgiler 🎉❤
Hi Mick and Trudie
I am originally from Çanakkale, but I live in Vienna. I watched the video you prepared with great pleasure. I felt like as if I was there again. Great job with the detailed and wonderful video.
Teşekkürler🥰
What fantastic content and editing , much work goes into this and thank you for that .
10 days at the computer editing this 🙈🤠
@@mickandtrudie. 😅😅😅
Front of camera, presenters, producers, editors , there are people in tv land paid thousands for this but for me as replaced the television, once again thank you .
one of the most undervalued channel in youtube. Lovely couple . All the best.
MERHABALAR KANALINIZI YENİ KEŞF ETTİM BE ÇOK BEGENDİM BU YAŞTA BU ENERJİ HELAL OLSUN SİZE GEZMEYE DEVAM EDİN
Im living in çanakkale and i want to thank for all people's from çanakkale because sir you did very nice job for the showing çanakkale and turkish culture and war memories thanks for nice job and your turkish is very nice.
We are so lucky to have such wonderful friends, you are doing a superb favour to Turkey, more than we can do ourselves😊 Many thanks indeed❤❤❤️🙏🙏🙏
Thank you very much for taking me to my most favourite city❤❤ which my grandfather fought there too.
It was much modern in mid 90's which I lived there 🎉🎉😊😊.
Üniversiteyi Çanakkale'de okumuş ve uzun zamandır ziyaret etme şansı elde edememiş bir insan olarak gözlerim dolu dolu izledim. güzel video için teşekkürler. Çanakkale unutulmaz
I have been using your videos in my English classes. They are not only great sources for teaching but also attractive. Thanks Mick and Trudie.
God bless you two! Enjoyed as always! Thanks for sharing your adventures with us! 💜
Thank you so much for the nice video. You respect and love turkey and Turkish people also love and respect you two. I think everyone should fallow this role, wherever we go we should respect the local laws and traditions
You narrate the documentary professionally. I watch and enjoy
Your videos are entertaining and very professionally made
I'm impressed 👍
Thank you so much for nice video. A respectful couples.
This is definetely Netflix deserving video, 👍👍👍👍👍
Your accent very nice I do not know how many years lived in Turkey but you are excellent speaking turkish.
Thank you for this. We are going to Istanbul next year for the second time and this time Çanakkale was on the list. Always wanted to see the memorials and also wondered about Troy but think we will leave that one. Did not look very impressive. We always like to do the travel planning ourselves rather than an organised tour but think that will be the better option this time. Your video is as always so informative and providing so much food for thought for our future trips. Take care.
Mick Amca Eline emeğine sağlık bu güzel video için kolay gelsin hayırlı işler....👍👍👍👍
Thanks for this lovely video. I thoroughly enjoyed watching your video about beautiful Çanakkale on a fine Friday evening. ❤
Guys you were here 3 days ago? noooooo if only I could have passed by you, I could have bought you a dinner and coffee. :) Love you. Love from Çanakkale/Türkiye.
Great History
Thanks Mick and Trudie 😊
Always love seeing your films on Türkiye …brilliant skills and time spent doing these..Thanks…Oh and loving Trudies hat !!😊
I'm from Çanakkale and you did a very good job covering our city and it's attractions. Great video.
Fantastic, informative, entertaining.
I agree that verse from the War Graves is very moving.
My kaynana has come from Iskenderun to visit in New Orleans. I shared your video as we celebrate Türkiye’s birthday. I too welled up. Thank you! Ataturk smiles down upon you. You too are now in the bosom of a peaceful land and among a peaceful people.
Ülkemizi iyi tanittiniginiz icin tesekkür. Lütfen herkesi ülkemize tatil ve ziyarete bekliyoruz. Hos geldiniz sefa geldiniz
I liked your channel. I live in the USA and I watch your videos when I miss my country. Thank you very much.
What are you doing to help your country?
Wonderful video again. It was funny that Trudie petted the bottom of the statue. :) Uncle Mick I bet she does that to you as well.
Not often 🤠😂
Again thank you for this, added to my to see list. Looks like we might have to hire a car. Watching from NZ
Welcome to my childhood city its so beautiful to you
Ne kadar güzel Türkçe konuşuyorsunuz. Tebrik ederim.Umarım ülkemizde mutlusunuzdur. Sevgilerle❤
Great stream as always guys, keep up the great work 👍👍😎😎❤️
Güzel ve nesnel bir anlatım olmuş. Keyifle izledik. Çanakkale'de 4 yıl üniversite okudum. Her zaman özlüyorum. Tekrar gitmiş gibi oldum. Video için teşekkürler 👏🏻
One of your most comprehensive episodes!
One word: ‘WONDERFUL’
Thank you again for an entertaining and very informative video.
We will go to Çanakkale in the end of March. With a ferry to Ayvalik and from there 3,5 hours with bus.
Perfect !
another great video keep it up always informative and fun to watch Well done . Istanbul would be great if you get a chance
Thank you, Mick Amca; it was truly amazing. We're also looking forward to the Gökçeada and Bozcaada video.
We didn’t have time to visit the islands unfortunately , but we did go to Ayvalık
I just discovered your channel and immediately fell in love with your videos
You edited the video like a pro! Congrats for your work. Cheers.
Your videos are all nice and informative. Thanks. As a native Turkish speaker though, I couldn't help but notice how comfortably you speak Turkish. My congratulations. Turkey is both difficult and fun. Glad that you're having a good time. All the best.
Cok güzel video olmus, keyfle izledim Tesekkürler @
The bays are also very beautiful, but overall you made a nice presentation. It is recommended in summer time, it has a wonderfully beautiful sea, especially the months of May and June are magnificent.Ertuğrul Bay, Tekke Bay, Kabatepe, Akliman (Ayvacık), Dalyan, Kadırga Bay, Cennet Bay, Batık Gemi, Yeni Lİman, Papaz Bay..Bozcaada, Gökçeada, Küçükkuyu, Asos, etc.
Iyi Gezmeler Happy Traveller Mick & Trudie
Merhaba Mick Amca ve Trudie. Videonun yarısını sabah işe giderken izledim. Diğer yarısını ise akşam izleyeceğim. Çok keyifli ve çok güzel bir video olmuş. Teşekkürler
Teṣekur ederim videonuz icin belçikadan selamlar ⚘️
My aunt is living in Gelibolu since I was born, so I know that place very well. We visited the Atatürk house and the martyrs' memorial, too. But, I don't know why, we had never been to Canakkale itself. So a couple years ago my mother and I decided to go there by bus.
It is the cleanest turkish city I have ever seen in my life. It's charming and beautiful. There are many places I would like to visit like Bozcaada and Gökceada and Troj and Assos. Now I am married and my husband is not as interested as I am so maybe I'll have to let him watch this video😂
Atatürk was a great and wise leader with good soul and intellegence rarely seen.
Siz iki genç aşık çift... Harika insanlarsınız. Size ve ekibinize saygılarımı sunuyorum. Emeğinize sağlık. Kesinlikle beğenileri hak ediyorsunuz.
3:31 the way you speak Turkish is amazing 😂😂😂you made my day
A really interesting and informative video, Canakkale is not an area we have visited. It's definitely somewhere we will consider in future
best video yet,very moving and interseting from the trudles flm company. god bless you both.
Çok güzel tanitim ve çekim yapmışsınız teşekkürler emeginiz için. 🙏
Thank you for this great wonderfull Video.Greatings for Germany.😊
harıkasınız bızlerle beraber uzun bır yasam dılerım
What a fantastic video you two! I think it's one of your best ever!!! It took me back to my all too brief visit to Gallipoli a few years ago on, of all days, Anzac Day (purely coincidental). I so want to come back and explore more. And thanks Mick, I found out I've been mispronouncing the town's name for the past 20 years🤦♂
Which one were you mispronouncing? Gelibolu
Oh that was great ! so many things i recognised from my visit in Aug which was soooo hot but i had no choice lol ! i will go back but not in Aug. the Troy museum was so good.
mick amca ve trudie hanım çok güzel video olmuş size teşekkür ederim.
Thank you mick amca and trudie teyze
Bu videoda ulu önder Atatürkün büyüklügüne bir kez daha sahit oldum.❤ Ne muhtesem insan, ne kadar muhteşem sözler; yurduna savasmaya gelmis, isgale gelmis olanlara karsi bile savas kazanildiktan sonra empatiyle saygi göstermesi ne büyük bir yüce gönüllülük.🤍 Bunu da ancak; Yurtta sulh cihanda sulh diyen, Savas zorunlu ve hayati olmalidir, ulusun hayati tehlikeye girmedikce savas bir "CİNAYETTİR" diyen böylesi bir lidere yakisirdi.👏 Bu büyük deha karşisinda saygiyla egilmemek mümkün mü?🙏
Perfect video , best with all aspects of çanakkale I have ever seen.
Çanakkale'yi çok severim. Epeydir gitmemiştim. Çok gelişmiş ve değişmiş. Çok güzel bir video olmuş elinize sağlık
Yet another amazing video! You two are producing videos that are way more interesting than anything produced by the blinkin BBC!! Please keep doing what you’re doing, love it!
Thanks to you guys for making great videos about my beautiful country❤🎉l have been living in the USA without seeing my country and family for 5 years!To see your perfect videos makes me so happy and proud of being Turkish.Thanks again🎉❤❤❤🎉
We love you Mick amca ❤ 🇬🇧❤🇹🇷
Çok sevimlisiniz. Sizlere uzun ve mutlu ömürler diliyorum.
its pretty nice video. I was a student there. these years was my goodest and worst years I have to say that the fact of that I love that city and also cuz of you guys I wanted to go back there to feel some nostalgia.
Hello, I just found out your channel. I m myself from Çanakkale. I watched the video with such an excitement. You guys are awesome. Looking forward to see your new videos 😊