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The text is about Atatürk's private life, habits, interests, and health problems. It mentions his breakfast routine, his love for his dog Fox, his clothing style, his geometry book, his diplomatic skills, and his struggle to connect Hatay to Turkey. It also tells some anecdotes about his encounters with foreign guests, his marriage and divorce, and his fondness for Turkish coffee and artichoke. It reveals that he died of cirrhosis and that he was not a dictator but a democrat.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Atatürk's actions, life and comrades in arms are well known, but his private life is less known.
2. He was not good with breakfast and would consume a slice of bread and a bowl of ayran or yoghurt for both breakfast and lunch.
3. He was meticulous and obsessed with symmetry and would straighten the crooked objects around him.
4. He married Latife Hanım in 1923 as his mother's last wish, but divorced her in 1925.
5. He wrote a geometry book himself and introduced 48 geometry terms into Turkish language.
6. He gave importance to his clothing and wanted to make the Turkish people's appearance secular and modern.
7. He had a dog named Fox that he loved very much and that died in 1938.
8. He had cirrhosis and his health deteriorated in 1938, but he still fought for Hatay to be connected to Turkey.
9. He smoked 8 packs of cigarettes and drank 10 to 15 cups of Turkish coffee a day, despite the doctors' warnings.
10. His height was 1 meter 74 cm and his weight dropped from 76 kilos to 46 kilos as his disease progressed.
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