Ertuğrul Özkök
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Ertuğrul Özkök is a Turkish journalist and a daily columnist, currently the editorial writer for Hürriyet, Turkey's most popular newspaper. Özkök is known for advocating modernization of Turkey, globalization, women rights and Turkey's European Union accession. He is also known with his strong relationships with Turkey's and Europe's top politicians, journalists and businesspeople.
He graduated from Galatasaray Lisesi and did his university studies in Paris, France.
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- Born in İzmir a few years after his parents had to migrate to Turkey, both his father, who had made a name as a prominent printer of İzmir, and his mother are from Kardzhali, Bulgaria.
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