Namık Kemal Zeybek

Namik Kemal Zeybek (* 1944 in the village Kitre / Bayburt Province ) is a Turkish nationalist politician and columnist.

Namik Kemal Zeybek studied law at the University of Ankara Province. He worked in various management positions in the private sector and in politics. He was adviser to the president, Minister for Tourism and Culture, Minister of State and bencher.

Zeybeks party political affiliation changed several times. He began at the age of 20 years in the Republican Peasants' Party ( CKMP ) of Alparslan Türkeş and participated in their conversion to the Nationalist Movement Party. After the military coup in Turkey in 1980, he was imprisoned in the meantime and was banned from politics. In 1987, he joined the Motherland Party. In the late 1980s he moved to the True Path Party, returned in 2002 back to the Nationalist Movement Party, which he left in early 2007 again, to join the party of the Great unit, which he left in the same year in the office of the Secretary-General. Since 2007 he has also worked as a columnist for the daily newspaper radical. In 2010 zeybek joined the Democratic Party and was elected in January 2011 as the new Chairman.

Zeybek wrote several books. He is married and has two children.

Nationalism

Zeybek keeps the Turkish language the oldest language in the world. According to his book " Ülkü Yolu " Islam and the legitimacy of the Turkish national history are the sources of " idealism " (tr: Ülkü ). Policy should not exploit religion, politics must serve the religion. The " idealism " is not a reformist movement. She was fundamentalist. The " idealist" was a squad that should shed blood for the good cause. The greatest enemy of idealism is communism.

Works

• Ülkü Yolu
• Ahmet Yesevi Yolu ve Hikmetler
• Işığa Doğru
• Türk'üm

• Member of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey
• Minister of Culture (Turkey)
• Minister of Tourism (Turkey)
• Minister of State (Turkey)
• Author
• Literature ( Turkish)
• Columnist
• Born in 1944
• Turk
• Man