İmalât-ı Harbiye Museum. Museum Stories Documentary. Military Museums Series Part 3

İmalât-ı Harbiye Museum. Museum Stories Documentary. Military Museums Series Part 3
MKE İmalât-ı Harbiye Museum (Military Museums Series 3)
This documentary was produced with the contributions of the Ministry of National Defense.
Military Museums Documentary Series continues. In the third installment of the military museums documentary series, we recorded the stories of MKE İmalât-ı Harbiye Museum.
We listened to the stories of MKE İmalât-ı Harbiye Museum from the Museum Supervisor, Tuğba Öztürk Tursun.
We would like to thank the Ministry of National Defense and MKE İmalât-ı Harbiye Museum for supporting us in making this documentary.
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You can watch this documentary with subtitles in 20 different languages such as English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese.
We are the children of such a country that we do not give up anything when it comes to our homeland. The stories of the Machinery and Chemical Industry İmalat-ı Harbiye Museum prove this to us.
It was in this building that the famous, important, and memorable saying was uttered: “Turk, Honor, Work, Trust.” This aphorism, uttered by his wife Latife Hanım while touring the facility to thank those who contributed, gave confidence not only to those who worked there, but to all Turks. As we toured the museum and studied the history of the Machinery and Chemical Industry, we came across so many stories...
At every stage of filming, editing and coloring the documentary, our hearts swelled and we could not stop our tears while listening to this story. The story of Gazi Kovan is an incredible story.
Thank you to our martyrs who gave their lives for this homeland, thank you for all the efforts made for this homeland.
You should come to this museum to see the Gazi Kovan, which was filled for the last time for the proclamation of the Republic, you should come to the İmalat-ı Harbiye Museum to see the ox carts carrying ammunition on the fronts and to witness the development of the defense industry up close.
As we learn about the history of the Machinery and Chemical Industry, our horizons expand. We understand history better as we see the Independence Road from Kastamonu to Ankara, the efforts made to produce the ammunition necessary for the national struggle, from the evidence in the museum. We once again feel how important the efforts made to protect the integrity of these lands are.
At the Machinery and Chemical Industry İmalat-ı Harbiye Museum, you will not only see the past but also today's weapon technologies. You will see what kind of vision this country has and how strong its future will be. We want you to go to this museum and take your children to understand our defense industry from the past to the present and even into the future.
When you go to the museum, when you stand in front of Gazi Kovan, you will see one of the symbols of the national struggle. Because you know its story, you will realize that it is not just a hive, it is a proof of how we won these lands. When you see the cloth with the blood of Seyfi Sergeant, the last one to find it, you will understand once again how valuable the blood spilled for these lands is.
Shooting Team:
Director: Erol Celik
Producer: Deniz Celik
Music: Koray Basaran
Equipment:
Camera: Sony FX3
Drone: DJI Mini 3 Pro
Recorder Zoom H6
Microphone DJI MIC
Montage Adobe Premiere Pro
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[@yemreroglu]

Yine harikasınız 🫶

[@erolcelik]

Çok teşekkür ederim 🙏🙏

[@dystopicworld642]

Gazi Kovan ı bilmiyordum. Teşekkürler.

[@erolcelik]

Teşekkürler 🙏🙏

[@sjsj2437]

Biz bu müzeye girebiliyor muyuz? Enteresan bir yermiş

[@erolcelik]

Gerçekten çok güzel bir müze. Muhakkak Gazi Kovanı görün deriz. Hafta içi ücretsiz bir şekilde gezebilirsiniz..

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