It was erected in memory of Captain Fehmi Bey, First Lieutenant Sadık Bey and First Lieutenant Nuri Bey, who were martyred on the way to make a 2,500 km flight from Istanbul to Cairo with two planes before World War I. The martyred Captain Fehmi Bey, First Lieutenant Sadık Bey and First Lieutenant Nuri Bey are the first martyrs in Turkish aviation history. The foundation of the monument, which is the work of architect Vedat Tek, was laid on April 2, 1914 and its construction was completed in 1916. It consists of a broken column on a marble base. The fact that the monument is in the form of a broken column symbolizes the incomplete flight. There is a bronze laurel branch on the column. An enlarged copy of the medal, which would have been hung around the necks of the pilots in Cairo if they had been able to reach it, was placed on both sides of the base of the monument, which is approximately 7.50 m high. The plane figure, Beyazıt Tower and Istanbul are depicted on the medal.

It was erected for Fethi, Sadık and Nuri Bey, the first martyrs of Turkish aviation history, who fell on the Golan Heights on February 27, 1914, and was later dedicated to all air cities. It is a monument built by architect Vedat Tek.

A very dirty park. The park, which has become a place for homeless people, should be overhauled for the sake of the martyrs and should be saved from becoming a park hotel.

Nice to remember your ancestors

The monument of Vedat Tek, the famous architect of the first national architecture movement, erected in 1914 in memory of our first air martyrs. The symbolism of a broken pillar was used for an incomplete flight.

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The monument was erected in 1916 and built by Architect Vedat Tek. The tip of the monument is broken, symbolizing the unfinished flight. There are two medals on either side of the column. It symbolizes the medals that would have been awarded to the pilots in Cairo if the flights had been successful. When World War I broke out, the Ottoman Empire wanted to show the world that they were good at aviation as well as land and sea. And on February 8, 1914, two planes named Muavened-i Milliye and Prince Celaleddin took off from Yeşilköy. Their mission is to travel 2500 km from Istanbul to Cairo. Muavened-i Milliye includes Fethi Bey and Sadık Bey. This plane crashed into the Valley of Hell between Damascus and Jerusalem on February 27, 1914, and two of our pilots were martyred. Prince Celaleddin has Captain İsmail Hakkı Bey and Nuri Bey. This plane also changes its routes as a result of this accident. They want to reach Cairo via Jaffa. The plane, which took off from Jaffa on March 11, 1914, could not take off due to the adverse wind and crashed into the Mediterranean. Nuri Bey becomes a martyr, İsmail Hakkı Bey escapes with injuries. The graves of our martyrs are in the tomb of Saladin Ayyubi in Damascus. Every year, commemoration ceremonies for the martyrs are held in front of this monument. My account: @dunyamdaki_bazi_seyler

(Translated by Google) A beautiful park close to Fatih mosque. fountain. no, no wc, wish it was around. (Original) Fatih camiine yakın güzel bir park. Çeşmesi. yok, wc yok etrafta keşke olsaymış.

MONUMENT OF AVIATION MARTYRS The monument, designed by the renowned Turkish architect Vedat Tek, is made of marble and brcnze. It was dedicated to the first martyrs of Turkish history of aviation, Fethi Bey, Sadik Bey and Nuri Bey. Fethi Bey and Sadik Bey, pilots who were planning to fly from Istanbul to Cairo with two monoplanes, for a distance of 2500 km, crashed between Damascus and Jerusalem on 27 February 1914; and the pilot of the other plane, Nuri Bey crashed shortly after take-off in Yafa, on 11 March 1914. Monument of Aviation Martyrs, is one of the two examples of Pre-Republic period. Its construction started on 2 April 1914 and was completed in 1916. It consists of a marble base, decorated with traditional ornamental works of Seljuk-Ottoman architecture and a broken column rising on the base, mission's incomplete status. The mgnument is approximately 7.50 m in height. Two medallions are attached on each of the two opposite sides of the marble base on which the column stands. On one medallion are inscribed the names and the officer ranks of the victims; on the other is a bronze relief; and a branch of laurel made of bronze is fixed on the column. mboliz the flight

This park is beside Fatih Sultan Mehmet University.

It's a nice place to sit and relax. But a little bit dirty.

The history of this monument, which is on the street opposite the Horhor slope at the end of Fatih, is quite old. If you have not seen it, I think it may be useful to go and see it.

The Aviation Martyr’s Monument (Turkish is name Tayyare Şehitleri Anıtı) in Saraçhanebaşı, Fatih (1916), was designed by the architect Vedad Tek in memory of Fethi, Sadık and Nuri Bey. The three pilots died in 1914 while undertaking a flight from İstanbul to Cairo that was ordered by Enver Paşa to show the world that the Ottomans had an impressive airforce. The monument is formed in the shape of a broken column, on a marble base, to symbolize the uncompleted flight. Every year a rememberence ceremony is held in front of the monument.

(Translated by Google) May God bless all our martyrs. It should not be forgotten. It should show and tell our children. (Original) Tüm şehitlerimize Allah rahmet eylesin. Unutulmamalı. Çocuklarımıza gösterip anlatmalı.

(Translated by Google) A nice place to relax (Original) Dinlenmek icin guzel biryer

(Translated by Google) It is a monument erected for Turkish aviation martyrs Fetih Sadık and Nuri Bey. (Original) Türk havacılık şehitleri Fetih Sadık veNuri Beyler için dikilmiş bir anıt.Sütünün yarım şekilde kalmaaının sebebi;şehitlerin yarım kalan yolculuklarını temsil ediyor.