İzmir Marşı (Smyrna March/Izmir March; 1923) Turkish Patriotic War of Indipendece Song [HQ]

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Infos about the song:
The Izmir/Smyrna March or Flowers bloom in the mountains of Izmir/Smyrna, Gazi Mustafa Kemal Pasha March is an anthem in nihavend mode about the entry of the Turkish army into Izmir during the War of Independence.
The story of the Caucasus March in historical records is as follows: 'Islamic Army' was a military unit affiliated with the Eastern Army Group of the Ottoman Empire. The army under the command of Minister of War Enver Pasha won the Battle of Baku and entered Baku on September 15, 1918. It is estimated that the composer of the anthem, İzzettin Hümayi Elçioğlu, fought on this front even though he was 38 years old at that time.
According to the news on the Odatv website, Izmir Metropolitan Municipality announced that the anthem was composed by German composer Kurt Striegler in 1923, the notes remained lost for a long time and were found in 2007. This anthem is a different anthem. The Turkish Izmir March has music by Kurt Striegler and lyrics by Mustafa Nermi. It was composed in 1923. It was first played in Dresden, Germany, on June 29, 1923.

[@Filip7893]

Good video, but this song is Kemalist and Republican, so it doesn't really have that much to do with the Ottomans

[@locosmidol4850]

Not really, this song was written one year before the end of the monarchy, moreover the republic of Kekal was illegitimate

[@Filip7893]

@@locosmidol4850 yup i agree, Atatürk had to accept Ömer Faruk's help.

[@kostopius4739]

@@Filip7893 Filthy AKP Ottoman Turanists. Ataturk is one and only father of all Turks.

[@zevnduck9904]

@@locosmidol4850 Idk man the Glory to Mustafa Kemal part kind of give it up as Republican already

[@imperial_soldat]

And yet the song is Kemalist and Republican, there was many communist songs writen in and during empires/times when that specific country wasn't communist, but this doesn't mean we would need to put imperial coat of arms etc, I think you got my point@@locosmidol4850

[@when_the_winged_hussars_arrive]

Great song from great country. Greetings from Polonya 🇵🇱❤️🇹🇷

[@emirsuleymantanrkulu709]

Salutations to Lehistan!

[@FolkishFolk]

This is an amazing song and I do believe that turkish is one of the most beautiful languages in the world and I wish to learn it some day. love from canada 🇨🇦❤🇹🇷

[@cgt3704]

Pov: when you are asked to hand over your clay to your worst enemy

[@Domadimin]

Hello! Can you do "How we stayed at Shipka" and "On hills of Munjuria"?

[@Arshit_Rawat]

Earlyyyy

[@Belus14]

hello Mattia, nice video

[@slovakslovakia3348]

🇸🇰❤🇹🇷

[@pariskotsiris5071]

Now the Greek Smyrna march

[@Konrad.Blackadder]

Long live Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, from Bohemia.

[@bendytaleerrorbendy2191]

İzmir not smyrna

[@locosmidol4850]

In turkish, not english. In english its Smyrna

[@spanishmapper671]

It shall be Smyrna forever

[@bendytaleerrorbendy2191]

@@spanishmapper671 in your dream

[@bendytaleerrorbendy2191]

@@locosmidol4850 no smyrna is greek word not english

[@samuelvillena7784]

@spanishmapper671 Esmirna perro

[@marysienkas9788]

🇵🇱❤🇹🇷

[@user-cn9os4yb9y]

TÜRKEY♥️SERBIJA

[@SaverlickPL]

Bruuuuuuuuuuuuh

[@bendytaleerrorbendy2191]

Balkan entente❤

[@user-cn9os4yb9y]

SaverlickPL 😂😂😂

[@BurakPasa46]

Türkiye🤝Srpska

[@user-cn9os4yb9y]

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