Özet:

Historical events, which are a turning point in the lives of nations and determining their fate, lead to many fields of art both in the relevant periods and afterwards. These events, which are in the historical process as a milate, find a place in the literature that concerns man and society. The best example of these periods in which many artists who build their works on individual themes can not even be ignored is the National Struggle. This time when the Ottoman State collapsed and the Republic was established, many artists were subject to various literary texts. Despite the long years of its passing, the national struggle period, which has still felt its influence in society, has influenced not only the literaries who lived in that period, but also the writers and poets who live today. The works, on the one hand, describe the bloody wars of the period, while on the other hand, focus on political and social incidents that directly influence society. Ali Salâhaddin, who was a Velut and who lived in the National Struggle period, also takes some poems about this period that determines the fate of the Turkish people. These scripts, written with both individual and artistic sensitivity, reflect the suffering, concerns, excitement and hopes of the corresponding period. In this work, the poems on the subject of the National Struggle were studied in the Voice of Love, the only poem book published by Ali Salâhaddin Yiğitoğlu. We got to the Dumlupınar Şehîd, Izmir, and the four poems with the title of Sanlı Ardu and Hasbihâl-i Hilâl were translated from the Ottoman Turkish to Latin letters, and the greatness of each poem was interpreted in the context of historical conjuncture.

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