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20 000 Lira Battle of Gallipoli
| Emittent | Turkey |
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| Jahr | 1990 |
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| Gewicht | 23.33 g |
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| Reversbeschreibung | The reverse presents a dramatic commemorative scene depicting a uniformed Ottoman soldier standing in the foreground, bearing arms and positioned before a large furled Turkish flag adorned with a crescent and star. Behind the figure rises a stylised representation of a monumental gate or memorial structure, evoking the Çanakkale (Gallipoli) battlefield. Fallen soldiers and military equipment are rendered in low relief at the base of the composition. The engraver's signature 'ÇAVUŞGIL' appears in the lower left field. The commemorative legend '1915-ÇANAKKALE ZAFERİ 75.YIL-1990' arcs along the left and right periphery, marking the 75th anniversary of the Ottoman victory at the Dardanelles. |
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Issued seventy-five years after the 1915 campaign, this coin commemorates a battle that carries entirely different meanings on either side of the Aegean. For Turkey, Gallipoli was a rare Ottoman defensive victory and the moment Mustafa Kemal — then a lieutenant colonel — first emerged as a military figure of consequence, reportedly telling his men at Chunuk Bair that he was not ordering them to attack but to die, buying time until reinforcements arrived. That order, and the ground held, became foundational to the nationalist mythology that would carry Kemal to the presidency of the republic he founded in 1923.