Quotes about Turks

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“There are two merits that glorify a person: being courageous for a man and being virtuous for a woman. Besides these two, there is another merit that glorifies both man and woman: so much loving the homeland to an extent with being ready to sacrifice his/her life, if needed. Turks are such courageous and virtuous people. That is why you can kill a Turk but you can never defeat them.” - Napoleon Bonaparte

“The greatest ornament of a Turkish woman is precisely being Turkish itself. They do not adorn themselves by using diamonds or emeralds; they honor diamonds and emeralds by putting them on. Each Turkish woman is an alive priceless jewelry herself.” - Lady Mary Wortley Montagu

“Turks are heroes. They never hurt their friends. This honorable nation will not leave a hand that reaches to them, will not renege on their promises, and will not let their friends alone at the times of hardship. Whoever become friends with this amazing nation will have on his side a priceless power to manage through any hardship.” - Comenius (Check Scholar)

“Turks not only have a boundless bravery but also a dazzling level of intelligence. With such intelligence, they have become victorious, build civilizations, and accomplish the highest achievements of mankind. Without such intelligence they would not be able to rule half the Europe for centuries.” - Carnayev (Russian Commander)

“There are two unknowns in the World. The Poles and the Turks!” - Albert Sorel

“The hand of a Turk who uses a sword with utmost skill is also skillful to heal the wounds of those whom he has defeated.” - Lord Byron

“You can never find a soldier in any other nation like the Turks who smile to death. All they need to succeed is a good commander.” - Mulman

“You can ask any army in the World and they will admit how hard to plan against Turkish soldiers. Turks are for two thousand years professional soldiers. Every Turk’s profession is to become a soldier.” - Donaldson

“Whoever wants to enjoy the pleasure of a war, they should war against the Turks.” - Towsend (British Commander) 

“Among all nations it is only Turks that is the most honorable and with whom one shall not hesitate building ties of friendship. Just go to a Turkish village and you will learn what it means hospitality.” - William Martin

“Turkish soldiers are very brave. They love their homeland and they do not hesitate to give their lives for it if necessary.” - Albert Einstein

“We failed at Dardanelles. How could we succeed? Turks were fighting like furious, angry and courageous lions whose homes have been transgressed. I have never seen a nation like Turks.” - Sir Julien Corbet

“Be friends of Turks, never their enemies.” - Gianni de Michelis

“When one examines the Turkish language, he discovers the big miracle that human intelligence has achieved.” - Max Muller

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