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Abdurrahman Dursun (Yalvaç) Bey, born in 1873 in the Zile district of Tokat, led a multifaceted life spanning teaching, politics, commerce, and education. He actively participated in the National Struggle, serving as a delegate to the Sivas Congress and later as a member of the 1st Term of the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye. He gained recognition for his critical views on education, internal security, and justice. After retirement, he returned to teaching and served again in the field of edu

Andre Vahram Bayar (Kocabıyıkyan), born in Istanbul in 1890, served as a member of parliament for Istanbul in the ninth term of the Democrat Party while also practicing as a medical doctor. Bayar held various health-related positions both within and outside Türkiye, received his education in Paris, undertook several administrative roles within the Armenian community, and during his parliamentary term focused intensively on health policy initiatives. After his political career ended, he returned

Ahmet Fikri Tüzer was a bureaucrat of the late Ottoman and early Republican periods, born in Shumnu in 1878, who held various public offices spanning military medicine, state administration, and parliamentary service. During World War I and the National Struggle, he served in multiple roles in the field of public health; in the Republican era, he held positions including Minister of Health, General Secretary of the CHP, Member of Parliament for Erzurum, Deputy Minister of the Interior, and brief

Ayşe Sabiha Gökçül Erbay was an educator and politician who was among the first women to serve as a member of parliament in the history of the Republic of Türkiye. She was born in 1900 in Bergama (Balıkesir). After completing her primary and secondary education, she received teacher training and was elected to the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye for two separate terms in 1935 and 1942. She played significant roles during the early Republican period in the fields of education, political servic

Ayşe Seniha Hızal (b. 1897, Istanbul – d. 1985, Istanbul) was one of the first women to serve as an inspector of education and a member of parliament in the Türkiye Cumhuriyeti, playing an active role in the country’s educational and political life. Throughout her career, which began as a teacher and extended to inspectorship, foreign educational research, and membership in the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye, she made significant contributions to the education of girls, the representation of

Ahilya Moshos was a lawyer who began her public service career in the final years of the Ottoman State and later served as a freelance lawyer and member of the Ninth Term of the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye. She held various prosecutorial and judicial positions in courts across Istanbul and subsequently worked as a freelance lawyer affiliated with the Istanbul Bar Association. Elected as an Istanbul deputy in the 1950 elections on the Democrat Party list, Moshos served on several committee