Journalist and author Hikmet Çiçek, an iconic figure of the '68 generation, has passed away
Hikmet Çiçek had spent a total of 20 years and 4 months in prison, including 14 years and 4 months during the March 12 coup and 6 years during the Ergenekon conspiracy.
Çiçek, who worked as a journalist for many years and was known for his work on recent political history and revolutionary movements, had produced many investigative reports that left a deep mark on public opinion.
Hikmet Çiçek had recounted a dialogue that took place before Deniz Gezmiş and his friends decided on armed struggle years later as follows:
"One evening, Deniz called us to METU. We picked up Deniz in a vehicle and were driving around the METU campus.
Deniz said that they would soon head to the mountains and start an armed struggle.
It was before Nurhak. He suggested that we join them. He wanted us to come along as well. Aktan did not accept Deniz's proposal. We said goodbye to Deniz. That was the last time we saw him."
News Source: 12punto
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