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Celal Assistant was born in 1911 in the Pain East. Assistant TBMMs IX, X and XI. During his period he served as a parliamentary representative. During his parliamentary office he served as the Ministry of Justice, State and National Education. One of the important names that implemented the educational policies of the Democratic Party, Celal Assistant State Schools has done important work for the spread of foreign language education. Celal Assistant is one of the most important architects in the field of education of the growing relations between the US and Turkey after the 1950s. During his Ministry of Education, close relations were established between Turkey and the U.S. in the field of education. So looking at the educational activities in the Celal Assistant period will help to understand the Turkish-US relations in the field of education. Ataturk, Ege, Black Sea Technical and Middle East Technical universities, which have played an important role in the establishment and development of Celal Assistant's major influence on the Turkish educational system has been in the field of secondary education. The assistant, when he established the maarif colleges that teach foreign languages in Turkey, brought contractual foreign teachers from abroad to meet the needs of these schools. The Maarif colleges that teach Turkish-English have formed the core of the Anatolian high schools, which are the most important part of today's secondary education. Celal Assistant has significantly increased the number of schools in the field of primary and secondary education. Although he worked hard to remove the law from the parliament, he did not succeed in it. Therefore, the opposition is often criticized by the parliamentarians. Celal Assistant University, which is interested in public education and teaching, has faced an opposition regarding the university's council. Celal Assistant, who was arrested after the May 27 strike, was sentenced to prison and sentenced to perpetual prison. His punishment was later forgiven and the 16th National Assembly of Turkey. He was a member of Istanbul during the time. He died in Istanbul on January 10, 1986.

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Celal Yardımcı was born in 1911 in Doğubayazıt, Ağrı. Yardımcı served as the Deputy of Ağrı in periods IX, X and XI of the Turkish Grand National Assembly. During his time as deputy he served as Minister of Justice, State and National Education. Celal Yardımcı, one of the most important names in terms of putting the educational policies of the Democratic Party into practice, took important steps in the expansion of foreign language education in public schools. Celal Yardımcı was one of the most important architects in the field of education in the 1950s in terms of growing the relationship between the US and Turkey. His period with the State Ministry of Education established close relations with Turkey in the field of education in the United States. Therefore, looking at Celal Yardımcı’s educational activities in this period will help to understand Turkish-US relations in the field of education. Celal Yardımcı’s greatest impact on the Turkish Education System, which played an important role in the establishment and development of the Erzurum, Aegean, Black Sea Technical and Middle East Technical universities was in the field of secondary education. When Celal Yardımcı established the maarif colleges of foreign language education in Turkey, he engaged the services of a foreign teacher to support such schools. The maarif colleges, which provide Turkish-English education, formed the core of the anatolian high schools which are today considered as one of the most important elements of secondary education. Celal Yardımcı significantly increased the number of schools in the primary and secondary education sector. Although he worked hard to legislate Primary Eductaion Law through Parliament, he did not succeed in this and this is why he was often criticized by opposition MPs. Celal Yardımcı, who placed great importance on public education and teacher training, faced opposition on the subject of university autonomy. Celal Yardımcı, who was arrested after the May 27 coup, was tried in Yassıada and sentenced to life imprisonment. He was later pardoned and he became the Istanbul Deputy in the sixteenth term of the Turkish Grand National Assembly. Yardımcı died on 10 January 1986 in Istanbul.