Nutuk Salonu

October 1927, Ankara. Take a seat in the parliament hall as afternoon light streams through the tall windows. The rostrum is empty; above it, the lines of Nutuk, Atatürk’s great speech, appear one by one, each with its meaning in today’s Turkish.

• 18 chapters, from the landing at Samsun to the Address to the Youth.
• The Road to Independence: a relief map of Anatolia on a tactics board with 12 stops, from Istanbul to Izmir. Point at a pin to open that chapter on the rostrum.
• Timeline and "Did you know?" boards on the walls of the hall.
• Read at your own pace or let the lines advance on their own.
• Touch controllers or hand tracking. Teleport by pointing at the floor; snap turn with the thumbstick. Comfortable seated or standing.
• Works offline. No ads, no accounts, no data collection.

The app’s text is in Turkish. Atatürk’s works are in the public domain; the original lines were checked against the full text of Nutuk on Wikisource.