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Fadıl Öztürk

1955 – 2025

Turkish poet and writer

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About Fadıl Öztürk

Lived 1955 – 2025 (aged 69–70). Fadıl Öztürk was a Turkish writer.

Fadıl Öztürk (1955, Tunceli – 1 May 2025, İzmir ) was a Kurdish writer and poet. He wrote literary and political work. He was jailed for ten years. On 8 December 2004, he took part in the campaign 'Demands of Kurds in Turkey' that had been published as a half page advert on Herald Tribune. In December 2005, he took part with 135 artists in the campaign supporting the Kurdish Television Channel Roj TV.

Works

Poem books Hep kuzeydi gözlerin Ateşe konuş Küle Ağa Esmer bir acı Suyu uyandırım sesim olsun

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Important facts

Born
1955, Tunceli Province
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Contemporaries

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Fadıl Öztürk?

Turkish poet and writer (1955–2025)

When was Fadıl Öztürk born?

Fadıl Öztürk was born in 1955 in Tunceli Province.

When did Fadıl Öztürk die?

Fadıl Öztürk died on 1 May 2025.

What was Fadıl Öztürk's occupation?

Fadıl Öztürk was a writer.

What nationality was Fadıl Öztürk?

Fadıl Öztürk was Turkish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Fadıl Öztürk

· Wikidata: Q5429301

· DBpedia: Fadıl Öztürk

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