Sedat Sertoğlu, a member of Istanbul-Turkey Journalists' Association, Winner of Sürekli Basın Kartı ve 2019 Burhan Felek Basın Hizmet Ödülü/ the Continuous Press Card and 2019 Burhan Felek Press Service Award, passed away.
The Board of the Türkiye Gazeteciler Cemiyeti / Journalists Association of Turkey issued a condolence message after the death of Sedat Sertoğlu.
The message included the following comments: "Unfortunately, we lost Sedat Sertoğlu, who has been a journalist and writer on foreign policy for many years. We express our condolences and patience to his family and loved ones, and share his pain."
The funeral of Sedat Sertoğlu will be taken from Zincirlikuyu Mosque on Friday, October 22, 2021 at 16.30 and buried in Zincirlikuyu Cemetery.
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In Memoriam | Sedat Sertoğlu (1945-20 October, 2021)
He was born in 1945 in Istanbul. He started journalism in 1967 while studying at Istanbul University Faculty of Law as a reporter at Milliyet Newspaper. Later, he worked as Foreign News Director and foreign policy commentator in Tercüman, Günaydın, Sabah and Vatan newspapers.
He served as the Brussels Representative for four years in Tercüman Newspaper. He continued his 45 years of journalism with foreign policy news and comments. In this process, he gave numerous conferences on foreign policy organized by non-governmental organizations in the USA and England, and at events attended by the management staff of these countries.
His articles on Turkish foreign policy were taken as a reference by the foreign ministries of foreign countries. Numerous international meetings followed. He followed in Cyprus, Israeli-Arab and Somali wars. Since 1974, he has been at every stage of the development of Turkey's relations with the EU.
He wrote critical news in Turkish-US relations. He followed important talks on Turkey's air defense system in the early 1980s. He was imprisoned in Colombia while writing a series of articles on the Escobar cocaine cartel. When he went to France and the Netherlands to research and publish the inside of the ASALA terrorist organization that killed his brother, his family was threatened with death by the organization.
That's why his family lived for a while under police protection. Sedat Sertoğlu, who is a journalist like his grandfather Selami İzzet Sedes[1], his father Murat Sertoğlu[2] and his uncle İzzet Sedes[3], is the father of 2 children. His published two books, Yazsam Olay Olur "If I Write It Happens", and Tanrı’nın Aklını Aramak "Seeking the Mind of God".
The heads of MIT and MOSSAD turned their heads to the CIA Director, whom they had known for years. And he began to speak slowly:
'A radical terrorist organization linked to al-Qaeda is organized in an African country. 12 persons. We've been trying to follow them for nine months. They are stationed near the Somali-Kenya border. We learned from some of their phone calls and some messages on the internet that they were preparing for a very big action in America. We couldn't find any of their records. They are not known names. We have to go and shoot them before they come to us.'
Where does the truth begin, where does the fiction come into play, you will decide as you read.
Publisher : GOA Basim Yayin (January 1, 2006) | Language : Turkish | Paperback : 250 pages | ISBN-10 : 9759064952 | ISBN-13 : 978-9759064952
[1] Selami İzzet Sedes was born in Istanbul in 1896. He died on 14 May 1964 in Istanbul. He wrote some of his works using the signatures of İzzet Bülent and Kumru. He is the son of Resumat Emaneti legal counsel, Yusuf İzzet Bey. Nihal Hanım, daughter of Mehmet Rauf Efendi, is his wife and father of journalist İzzet Sedes. He completed his primary education in Teffeyyua School; middle school in Burhanı School; He completed his high school in Galatasaray Sultani. He left the Darülfünun Literature Department in 1917 and started his journalism career. He wrote articles in important newspapers and magazines of the period. He has been a journalist, anecdote, novelist and story writer for over forty years.
Selami İzzet Sedes's poems and stories were first published in Servet-i Fünun and Yeni Mecmua magazines. Later, his works were published in many newspapers and magazines of the period. He earned his living with his pen and translations. Arsen Lupen from Leblanc made a name for himself with his translations of Sherlock Holmes from Doyle. It attracted great interest among Turkish readers in the years it was published. Sedes also worked in the field of theatre. In addition to these works, he wrote novels in the genre of love and detective. The novel “My Love is My Sin”, one of the works of Selami İzzet Sedes, was filmed by director Nihat Ergun in 1967.
WORKS
NOVEL: Geceye Aşık (1922’de), Siyah Benli Kadın (1925’te), Dertli Geceler (19252te), Sevişenler (1925’te), Şüphe!… Aşka Galipsin (1925’te), Gönül Sarmaşıkları (1925’te), Aşkım Günahımdır (1926’da), Gönül Avcısı (1926’da), Gönül Cehennemi (1926’da), Ağustos Böceği (1926’da), Aşk, İzdivaç, Gönül Mektupları (1926’da), Yılan, Geber… (1926’da), Yaseminci Güzeli (1926)’da, Bir Dans Gecesi (1926’da), Gönül Oyuncağı (1926’da), Menekşe Demeti (1926’da), Kül Kedisi Evlendi (1931’da), Deli (1933’te), Küçük Hanımın Kısmeti (1933’te), Canım Ayşe (1933’te), Fadime (1933’te), Bir Kadın Geçti (1934’de), Kalbimin Romanı (1938’de), Babil Melikesi (1943’de), Okşanmayan Kadın (1944’te), Aşka Şeytan Karışır (1962’de), Sevimli Haydut (1963’de).
In Love with the Night (in 1922), Woman with Black Spots (in 1925), Troubled Nights (in 1925), Those Who Make Love (in 1925), Doubt! , My Love is My Sin (in 1926), Heartbreaker (1926), Hell of the Heart (in 1926), Grasshopper (in 1926), Love, Marriage, Letters from the Heart (in 1926), Snake, Die… ( In 1926), Jasmine Beauty (1926), A Dance Night (in 1926), Heart's Toy (1926), Bunch of Violets (in 1926), Cinderella Got Married (in 1931), Crazy (1933) '), Little Lady's Destiny (in 1933), My Dear Ayşe (in 1933), Fadime (in 1933), A Woman Has Passed (in 1934), Novel of My Heart (in 1938), Queen of Babylon (1943') de), The Woman Who Isn't Caressed (in 1944), The Devil Is Mixed With Love (in 1962), The Cute Bandit (in 1963).
PLAYS: Üçüzler (1918’de), Teselli (1919’da).
The Triplets (in 1918), Consolation (in 1919).
REVIEW: Pierre Corneille ve Jean Racine (1931’de), Tiyatro Sanatı (1935’te), Tiyatro Konuşmaları (1936’da), Tiyatroya Dair (1938’de).
Pierre Corneille and Jean Racine (in 1931), The Art of Theater (in 1935), Theatrical Talks (in 1936), On Theatre (in 1938).
TRANSLATION: Arsen Lupen (Maurice Leblanc’tan), Sharlock Holmes (Conan Doyle’den).
Arsen Lupen (from Maurice Leblanc), Sharlock Holmes (from Conan Doyle).
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[2] Murat Sertoğlu (1911, Kozan - 1989, Istanbul) is a Turkish journalist, writer and novelist.
He started journalism in Haber newspaper in 1933 and continued his career as a reporter, writer and editor-in-chief in the newspapers Dünya, Cumhuriyet, Son Posta, Tan, Yeni Sabah, Tanin, Her Gün, Son Telegraf, Gece Postası, Hürriyet and Tercüman. He became famous for the serials in which he dealt with the life stories of Turkish wrestlers in newspapers, and also pioneered the beginning of the comic book and full-page sports tradition. He knew French, English, Arabic and Persian. He has written around 200 novels.
WORKS
Çakırcalı Mehmet Efe
Atçalı Kel Mehmet Efe
Bulgar Sabri
Kurtdereli Koca Yusuf
Topal Osman
Sandıkçı Şükrü
İslam'ın Mukaddes Kitabı Kur’an-ı Kerim Türkçe Çeviri ve Tefsiri, İstanbul, 1955, 624 sayfa
[3] İzzet Sedes was born in 1928 in Istanbul. After graduating from Galatasaray High School and law school, he received certificates from the University of Strasbourg International Press Institute and New York Columbia University Press Institute. He started his journalism career at Anadolu Agency and continued as a diplomacy reporter, intelligence chief and Ankara representative for Falih Rıfkı Atay's "World", Ahmet Emin Yalman's "Vatan" and Ali Naci Karacan's "Milliyet" newspapers. He worked at the Council of Europe as press attaché, spokesperson, director of protocol and special adviser to the President of the European Council Parliament. In 1974, he was the general manager of Anadolu Agency for a while. Sedes, who retired from his duty at the Council of Europe in 1991, wrote columns for the "Tercüman" and "Akşam" newspapers on his return to Turkey. He still teaches protocol, social sciences, foreign relations and journalism at Marmara and Yeditepe universities.