File:Turkey's Foremost Women, photo by Underwood & Underwood.jpg
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Photograph of Latife Uşaki and Galibe Okyar in 1923
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English: Caption text says "Turkey's Foremost Women- Latife Hanoum (standing), wife of Mustapha Kemal, president of the new republic, and Galibeh Hanoum, a noted author and the wife of Fety Bey, former premier and now president of the Turkish assembly. Note the gracefully modified oriental garb, with its lingering hint of the veil, now generally discarded as a face covering." |
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| Date | 12-23-1923 | ||||||||||
| Source | https://www.newspapers.com/article/chicago-tribune-turkeys-foremost-women/137180741/, Chicago Tribune, December 23, 1923, pg. 46 | ||||||||||
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