Ali Rıza Efendi
Father of founder of Turkey (1839-1888) · Turkey · Politicians · Died at 49
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Something wrong?Ali Rıza Efendi (1839-1888) was an Ottoman Turkish official and the father of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and the husband of Zübeyde Hanım.
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![A portrait of a volunteer officer of the Civil Service Battalion (Asâkir-i Mülkiye Taburu) from Thessaloniki, supposed to be Ali Rıza Efendi. However, when the photo was shown, Atatürk reportedly said: "That's not my father".[1] This portrait had been suggested by İlhan Sungu in his article titled "Atatürk'ün Babası Ali Efendi ve Mensup Olduğu Selânik Asakir-i Mülkiye Taburu"[2] and has commenced to be published as Ali Rıza's portrait in 1939.](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Portrait_of_a_volunteer_officer_of_the_Ottoman_Civilian_Battalion.jpg/500px-Portrait_of_a_volunteer_officer_of_the_Ottoman_Civilian_Battalion.jpg)
A portrait of a volunteer officer of the Civil Service Battalion (Asâkir-i Mülkiye Taburu) from Thessaloniki, supposed to be Ali Rıza Efendi. However, when the photo was shown, Atatürk reportedly said: "That's not my father".[1] This portrait had been suggested by İlhan Sungu in his article titled "Atatürk'ün Babası Ali Efendi ve Mensup Olduğu Selânik Asakir-i Mülkiye Taburu"[2] and has commenced to be published as Ali Rıza's portrait in 1939.
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Politicians
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Lived 1839 to 1888 · aged 49
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