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El Gazi (Turkey), cows grazing

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Title	El Gazi (Turkey), cows grazing
Date of Photograph	1956
Photographer's Note	Man on a donkey watching cows grazing in the field. Homes in the background. Village out some 25 kilometers from Ankara. This is off the main road. Probably grazing and wheat are the most important in this village. The buildings look new which raise a question as to whether or not it might be a relatively new village settlement. The village is called El Gazi. This means victory man. The occasion for the name is that these people were associated with the victory of Ataturk in the early days of the revolution. In Ankara the president's house is actually called the Presidential Palace. The Ataturk Monument is called the victory monument. The is the one which we saw in Ulus Square.
Photographer	Harris, Eugene V.
Subject TGM	Men Donkeys Cows Grazing Meadows Dwellings
Continent	Asia
Nation/Country	Turkey
City/Place	El Gazi
Type	Image
Original Collection	Edna Schaus Sorensen and Clarence W. Sorensen Collection
Original Item Size	35 mm
Original Item Medium	Color slide
Original Item ID	srTurkey179
Repository	American Geographical Society Library, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Libraries
Rights	The Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System
Digital Publisher	University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Libraries
Digital ID	sr000179
Digital Collection	American Geographical Society Library Digital Photo Archive: Asia and Middle East
Digital Format	Image/jpg
Part of	American Geographical Society Library Digital Photo Archive