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bureaus of the Committee in Bulgaria and
Romania. Temo returned back to �stanbul
in 1908 but didn’t get along with his
Committee. He founded Osmanlı
Demokrat Partisi (Ottoman Democratic
Party). Because of the pressures and
threats, he returned to Romania in 1911
[10, 11].
Figure 1: Dr. �brahim Temo as Red Cross
physician in �stanbul, 1913.
Temo was not only a doctor or a
politician, but also an author. Before and
later from his second migration to
Romania, he wrote a lot of articles and
several books. Some of his books are Aile
Hekimi (Family Practitoner), Tagaddi ve
Devam-ı Hayat (Nutrition and Life),
Kuduz (Rabies), Türkçe-Romence
Mükaleme (Turkish-Romanian Conversation),
Tababet-i avam Dersleri (Lessons
in Public Health), Hareket (Motion; coauthered
by Ali �efik), Atatrürk’ü Niçin
Severim (Why I Admire Atatürk; 1937-
Medgidia, 2001 Prizen), �ttihat ve Terakki
Cemiyeti’nin Te�ekkülü ve Hidemat-ı
Vataniye ve �nkılab-ı Milliye Dair
Hatrıratım (Foundation of the Committee
of Union and Progress and my Memories
of the national Revolution and Services to
the Motherland; 1939 Medgidia, 1987
�stanbul), Usul-ü Mükaleme (Method of
Conversation) [3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11].
It is reported that achieve of Temo is in
Tiran [1-2].
He submitted his articles from Romania
to Turkish journals, especially to the
�çtihad of Abdullah Cevdet, who was
another founder of the Committee (See
Figure 2).
Figure 2: �ctihad journal
His article published in the February
1925 issue of the �çtihat on the subject of
the thermal springs of Bursa and Romania
(See Figure 3).
Figure 3: The title of Temo’s article