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Atatürk mausoleum
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- Margery H. Freeman
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- Format: Photograph
- Date created: June 1993
- Location: Ankara, Turkey
- File: JPEG (140 KB)
- Size: 1024×682
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Statues at the top of stairs at the Atatürk mausoleum in Turkey. There are two sets of life size human statues. Each set of statues has three individuals, and they are facing each other from a distance. The statues on the right are of women and the statues on the left are of men. Each is symbolic of citizens of the nation. A couple of mausoleum guards are visible in the picture; one is standing behind the set of statues on the right, and one is standing between them.