Salt opens its November 10 archive to online access: Photos of Atatürk's passing and its aftermath are now live

Salt, founded by Garanti BBVA, has opened the Atatürk in the Press: November 10 Archive to online access.

The archive consists of news reports on the passing of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk from 1938 in newspapers such as Tan, Kurun, Akşam, Cumhuriyet, Ulus, Anadolu, Yeni Sabah, and Son Posta, as well as magazines including Yarım Ay, Ev, Karikatür, Yücel, and Türk Tiyatrosu, and local newspapers such as Ayvaz, Manisa, and Kırklarili, along with photographs documenting the transfer of Atatürk's remains from Istanbul to Ankara.

Atatürk's funeral procession on Meclis-i Mebusan Street

Atatürk's funeral procession on Meclis-i Mebusan Street

The public waiting for Atatürk's funeral procession in front of the Nusretiye Mosque

Atatürk's funeral procession on Meclis-i Mebusan Street

Atatürk's funeral procession on Meclis-i Mebusan Street

Atatürk's funeral procession passing in front of the Arabacılar Barracks and the İmalat-ı Harbiye Vocational School

Atatürk's funeral ceremony

"21.11.938. A.T."

Atatürk's funeral ceremony in front of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey

Atatürk's funeral procession on Meclis-i Mebusan Street

İsmet İnönü and Celal Bayar at Atatürk's funeral ceremony

Atatürk's funeral procession in Ankara

Atatürk's funeral ceremony in front of the TBMM

Atatürk's funeral ceremony in front of the TBMM

İsmet İnönü and state officials welcoming Atatürk's remains at the Ankara Train Station

Atatürk's funeral ceremony in front of the TBMM

"Monday, 21.11.938. From painful memories: In front of Atatürk's bust"

Atatürk's funeral procession at Dolmabahçe Palace

The removal of Atatürk's remains from Dolmabahçe Palace

Atatürk's remains being carried to the Zafer Torpedo boat to be transferred to the Yavuz battlecruiser

Atatürk's funeral ceremony in front of the TBMM

Atatürk's funeral ceremony in front of the TBMM

Source: https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/223628?offset=0