Dozens of children in school uniforms file past the grim sarcophagus of Ataturk. They leave the shadowy room, staring in amazement at the two fearsome soldiers on guard at the entrance, and descend the broad staircase. Down below, they march single file toward another corner of the impressive mausoleum inaugurated in Ankara in 1953 in memory of the Father of the Turks. They will not leave before they have their...
- By Ben
- 04 Nov 2012
- 04:49AM
...the comments sections of this newspaper have accomplished a truly Olympian feat: they make the responses at the Huffington Post appear to be intellectual and reasoned. To be fair, the notes for most articles (this one included) aren't any worse than those at the Guardian's Comment is Free. To be unfairly accurate, that's not a good thing.
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