@@Gahboot Even after 60 years, she still loves him and so did he. My mother died when I was 8. But I can tell the pain that they went through especially Suleiman is different. He saved Ayla's life and spent so much time with her. Missing someone that much and waiting for the day to be reunited again is probably one of the worst things ever.
@@mysticusa His wife died a day after him. :( Hope they at least got to reunite again after 2010 and before they passed. EDIT: They reunited 2 weeks before the couple passed.
Bu filmi bugün bir türk olarak izledim ve çok ağladım. Türk birinin çocuğa böylesine merhamet edip sahiplenmesi beni cok mutlu yaptı. İyi insan olmanin dili dini ırkı mezhebi olmadığını biliyordum. Dünyadaki herkese iyiliği göstermişsin sen Süleyman amcacığım mekanin cennet olsun inşallah. Ölmeden önce buluşmalarına çok sevindim. Ama filimde küçük yaşta onu bırakıp gitmene cok ağladım çok
@@pirsultanhaydar3867 Cennet var da Süleyman girse bile Ayla girebilecek mi.Benim bildiğim kadarıyla kadın Müslüman değil.Dilerim Ayla ya Müslüman olma serefi verir Allah.
I had a turkish old man that lived next door to me when I was young and he used to tell me we were brothers because I was from Korea. I just thought he was being kind but now I understand...there is a bond between the two countries that the younger generation unfortunately don't remember. Long live the brotherhood 🇰🇷🇹🇷
Im a millenial but when I watched Empress Ki. I discovered that Turkish,Mongols and Koreans are related to eachother. For me they are the same. I see no difference between them.
B3rfinnn_ Easy, during tue Yuan Dynasty era, Mongols,Turks were already related to eachother and also they were both fighting against the Yuan Dynasty.. Goryeo a kingdom in Korea was once conquered by the Yuan..
A man on his twenties in war and raising a child is unbelievable, now adays biological fathers don't do this to their children,that shows how man he was a kind hearted man. I couldn't stop crying
A warzone is hardly an ideal place to raise a child, but the fact that Suleyman and his friends managed to do it is very impressive. And I bet he never had any parenting experience before that. He was still so young himself.
i think adopting orphans and taking care of them wherever they were stationed (they moved place to place and had to take the children with them sometimes) helped them mentally too. korean war was not just about shooting and bombing. especially in turkish vs chinese fronts there were many occassions they relied solely on bayonets and knives like in the ww i. they probably witnessed terrible things we can't dream of. keeping children relying on them probably assisted to keep their humanity intact and raised their morale in a fight thinking if they fall, children would do too.
Translation by Google of message above: I am truly grateful to Turkiye for risking his life and fighting with me, and I will never forget it. If our brotherly country needs help, the Republic of Korea will definitely come forward.
하지만 번역이 100% 정확하지는 않습니다. 25:29 그는 그들이 (북한/중국인) 그녀의 아버지와 어머니를 죽였다고 말했습니다. 번역에는 다음과 같이 적혀 있었습니다. 그녀는 부모님을 잃었습니다. 29:34 그는 친구가 부상을 입은 후 중국인이 그의 머리에 총을 쐈다고 말했습니다. 의도적으로 올바르게 번역되지 않았습니다
Suleyman died in 2017, but his last wish came to reality seeing Ayla before he passes away. This is really though to watch, thanks for everyone who made this happen
@@whiteknight5019 There is a movie called Ayla about this, unfortunately I don't know if it has an English dub. By the way, it's not Suliman, it's Süleyman
As a black American I lived in turkey 2 years 6 months it was hard but I will never forget the kindness of the people I felt more safe there then in America
AHMED FRHAN thanks me and my king are planning on coming back one day to see the family that helped us I meet him online he was from Ghana and me America we are not Muslim or Christian and a Muslim family saved us we talk about them every day they asked for nothing in return it changed my life forever they aren’t rich people but RICH IN SPIRIT Allah peace and blessings
@@ahmadfrhan5265 of course she can come to Turkey whenever she want but excuse me you are not Turkish or not from Turkey why you are talking on our behalf?
Bu dünyada ki her bir mazlum rahata ermedikçe , hiçbir Türk'e rahat yok. Türk'ün rahat etmediği bir dünyada da hiçbir zalime rahat yok .Süleymanlar ölmez, sadece şekil değiştirir.Bütün dünya şunu bilsin ki bütün zalimlerin kabusu olmaya devam edeceğiz..Dili,dini,ırkı,rengi,ülkesi farketmeden tüm mazlumların demir yumruğu , çelikten pençesi olmaya devam edeceğiz ! Onlar çoktu biz ise TÜRK. Bir ölür bin diriliriz !
The moment that he said he spared money to give her as pocket money; which is a Turkish tradition on religious festivals, is really touching. That is the sign they have really deep father - daughter bond
@Sahipkıran Ah I see, I meant why he couldn't take her with him through legal means...the Korean government should have been able to allow him to adopt her. I'm also surprised how he couldn't keep in contact with her after and met her only many years later. But it's good they found each other again even if it took them many years.
@@sunnyv7745 He badly wants her to adopt but unable to find her because her name was change and the records of the orphanage was burned. That's why it takes 60 years for them to reunite by the help of many people.
During war and chaotic situation I don't think Korea government has time to entertain such request for adoption especially from outsiders..and most country would not allowed their orphans to be taken away from their country..
You don’t have to be Turkish or Korean to appreciate the humanity that these two people and their families shared. A shout out to those who made the reunion possible and also, many thanks to the makers of Kleenex.
@Khan Will I’m wondering if you understood my comment. What I meant was that this was such a great story about human kindness that everyone, wherever they live and wherever they come from, not only Turkish or Korean people, could appreciate it and learn from it. I am an English-born descendant of European Jewish families, now living in America - and I was deeply moved, to the point of tears, by the love and humanity of both the Turkish soldiers and the Korean girl who became a woman and never forgot.
This picture Ayla the orphaned girl kissing the soldier should won an Oscar -- a picture that captured the bond and love between 2 different people that lasted 60years .. such a an amazing story ❤
But the traslation is not 100% correkt. 25:29 He said here they've (North-korean/Chinese) killed her father and her mother. The translation said: She lost her parents. 29:34 He said here after his friend was wounded, after that the CHINESE shot in his Head. That wasn't translated right on purpose...
I am Korean and I honestly think Turkish people are the most unique people out there. They are kind, tough as a nail, and genuine. Thank you Turkey for all this support and the brotherhood should last forever.
Thank you for your kind words. I think the same about Korean people. Some even say that Turkic people and Korean people are related to each otheer. Because we are the Children of the Altaic region
I'm Korean, and I can tell confidently that many Koreans thank Turkish people for coming first when the Korean War broke out. In fact, my great grandfather was saved by Turkish Army. Althoug he passed away, I still remember him often saying that he cannot forget the Turkey soldier who saved him in the mountains and took care of him. okay, guys. I can see that there's people saying things abt Filipino soldiers. Of course I acknowledge their help and sacrifice, and of course we thank every single soldiers who took part in the war. However, this was a comment just mentioning what my great grandfather experienced, and does not mean that Turkish army was the only help to us Koreans :)
You should know that the love and respect for Korea in Turkey is unconditional. Really i can say everyone loves or at least respect Korea, You can not find 1 person out of the 83 million who will hate korea. Maybe you can find people with no opinion, but not one with bad opinion. Korean people are much like us Turkish people, You are respectfull, honorfull, you care about your traditions, culture, you are gratefull and down to earth people. Not cocky at all. You love and respect your elderly, Not many nations has these characteristic, maybe this is also the reason why Turks feel bounded with Korea, maybe it is the blood what unite us, because if we go back in history, the Turkish homeland is the Altaic region, from modern day China up until Caucausus the entire north
I m from Turkey and living usa. Korean kids lost their father and mother their life at the Turkish base at that time still hurting our hearth . I appreciate our soldiers who cared those kids and share their food with them
31:18 I was crying all the time but I laughed when he brought pocket money for Ayla. As a Turkish, it is a tradition to give pocket money to your children and grandchildren. Mr. Süleyman really thinks that Ayla is his daughter. 😭
Ayla said in her letter that she owes everything to her father. One thing she didn't know is that her father owes her too. She gave him purpose during the war. She gave him the will and courage to survive. That's what I felt too since I became a father. My daughter gave me purpose. This story is beautiful. I wish Ayla and her family well. ❤
Ben koreliyim Kore Savaşı sırasında birçok ulus Amerikan baskısı ile savaşa katıldı. Türkiye adalete yardım eden bir ülkedir. Ayrıca askeri bir hayatım oldu ve kendi hayatımı adaletle sürdürmenin çok zor olduğunu anladım. Kore Savaşı'nda ölen Türk askerlerine minnettarım. Ayrıca, esas olarak modern ve modern tarihi öğretmeyen Kore, özveriyle saygı duymalıdır.
That must be a crazy feeling. Being a grown 60 year old woman, with all your wisdom and experience. Then suddenly, you're a 5 year old little girl again holding on to your dad's arm.
Suleyman left quite an impression on Ayla, so of course, she would remember him well. I thought the part in the movie where he tried to sneak her out of Korea in a box was made up, but Ayla herself said it really did happen lol.
Very true, it's amazing that after all those years, they were like litte ones and like all of a sudden time has stopped and rewound to help bond and effection as if they were never seperated.. All with the help of Allah cc. becouse right at the beginning the intentions of the soldiers we call "niyet" was so pure for taking care of them bcouse islam pays massive importance on the care of orphans, so much so that it is ingraned in attitude in all of muslims. meanwhile thank you for your lovely comment.
Google이 올바르게 번역하길 바랍니다. 안타깝게도 2017년 12월 7일 한국 참전용사 쉴레이만 베이(Süleyman Bey)가 세상을 떠났습니다. 그의 아내는 그로부터 하루 뒤인 2017년 12월 8일에 사망했습니다. Ayla는 병원에 있는 영적 아버지를 방문했습니다.
I was adopted and raised by a Turkish family 40 years ago. I owe them a lot. Unfortunately the world media always expose the Turkish people differently then who they are! Visit Turkey and meet with these people you will see what I meant! They have huge heart for everyone without separate who you are. Loves and hugs from America.
Turkish people are nice, even to animals. They feed stray cats and dogs in their country and take care of them so strays there aren't afraid of people.
The Turkish Army(military) has a long history as one of the toughest and bravest troops in the world. Yet, they have a vey warm heart. Thanks for your help during the Korean War.
When he fed her the desserts, the way Ayla opens her mouth you can see her eyes smiles like she’s 5yrs old again. Faith of humanity restored from story like this
Geez, the fact that he tried to put her in a box to take her with him. I am glad she remembers that and did not just feel he had abandoned her. Obviously it tore him up to leave her.
I am South Korean. My head hurts because I cried so much. I couldn't see her anymore when she said to her granddaughter, "This is the country where grandfather lives." Please protect Ayla from the sky of Grandpa. I love you.
Absolute calm, let me tell you one more thing, I hike to ben Lomond last month a beautiful hill everybody must hike once in a life(I hiked twice😊) it took 5 hours in total but at the look at the view with me..
(Im korean) My mother always told me that in Korean war Turkish helped a lot and they are considered as a brother country even they dont look like a typical "asian"(like Chinese or japanese) and when i was young I was amazed by that. Because of course I was too little to know that there are people outside of Korea who can be called as brother even they dont look like a korean😅. And watching this make me cry 😭😢 and be thanked a lot to Turkish. Life is full of love and mysterious encounter. So sad that they were reunited too late. Both of them tried to meet each other again. That part make me so sad. That she was too little and lack of information.
actually we are asian turks came to anatolia from mongolian steppes they are still slanted eyed turks in central asia such as kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, uzbekistan etc
I knew this story from a Turkish movie called Ayla the daughter of war and I was shocked how much he cared for her this whole time and she's not even his blood. Turkish are really kind people.i hope to visit it one day
Im Korean. " I was raised by grandmother. [Only 9 years old ) yet i couldnt see her. " japanese soldiers beaten " her.. i told my dad stop by bridge , turn around.. she swallow stone. I miss my grandma..And then , i cry cry.. Turkish soldier sacrifice .. during war. . TO Alya & soldier is like daughter & father.. like family. .. 59 years later. TURKEY SOLDIERS 🇹🇷 good job 🏆 🏆 ...
Are you form Cuba? Cuba have a special place in our heart. We Turks love Cuba very much. It’s a beautiful nation and culture. 🇹🇷❤️🇨🇺 We Turks love all countries wich are similar like us. And Cuba is one of this beautiful countries. I hope and wish my whole life to can visit one time Cuba. I wish for you, your daughter and nation all best and health. Viva la Cuba 🇹🇷❤️🇨🇺
I had no idea that the Turkish people sent troops to fight in the Korean War. What an eye opening documentary for me. Thank you to the Turkish troops for fighting for my country and giving my parents an opportunity to survive. My heart will forever be grateful !!!
Thats why we are brother countries.2 countries don't ask visa each other because of Turks helped and died in the war there with Koreans too. It is pretty famous. How comes you have never heard that? lol
Dont you also know that Turks and Koreans were brother nations from the same root? Our first alliance was 103BC when Joseon and KokTuruk formed alliance to fight the Han Chinese
@@stevenl5006 Oh are you Korean too? Btw still nowadays some of the Turks have eyes like Asians :) some part looks more European because in the Ottoman period, Sultans married with foreigner women.
The most impressive and emotional real life story I have ever watched and heard in my life. And in a war. I bow respectfully to this brave and compassionate Turkish soldier. It is very impressive that they found each other again and hugged each other with the same love, even though 60 years have passed. It is impossible not to cry while watching all this. Suleyman is a real father with a big heart. In his eyes, Ayla is still his 5-year-old little daughter. And finally, love knows no barriers. Love has no language, color, race or religion. The most important thing in this life is to be human and remain human. I have infinite respect for the brave Turkish soldiers who fought and died for the freedom of Korea without expecting anything in return. With my respect and love to the Turkish and Korean people. Toronto, Ontario, CANADA 🇨🇦 🇹🇷🇰🇷
I've heard about the relationship between Korean and Turkey from my father but didn't really understand it. Watching this documentary made me realize why we appreciate and consider Turkey our brother nation. Thank you so much for all the Turkey veterans who served and helped the Korean people during the war
my granddad is a veteran from korean war. he has so many stories like this. i love koreans. but remember that, i dont want to say that but i say it dont trust to Turks(us) to much. they are not good people as much.
@@ebubekirboz9366 Beyin ozurlu kime ne cevap verdigine iyi bak,uyanik ol biraz sigir.begenmiyorsanda tutmayalim s..tir olup gidebilir senin gibi dusunenler.
She really sobs like the little girl she once was in her fathers arms. 1 year and a half spent together and they never ever forgot. Crying this much... This is proof love has no boundaries of time or space. Very heart warming father and daughter never forget. i cried huhuhu
Yes because he was the only parent-figure in her life and where she experienced parental love for 1 1/2 years when she was 4-5 years old..... so sad. There were many orphans and kids separated during the war.
I was a Korean orphan and was adopted by an American family. This story really touched my heart. Thank you for this wonderful story and much thanks to all the Turkish Soldiers who fought for my freedom!
I am a Korean man. We are always brother :) Thanks to Turkish soldiers We learned so many things. They have brave hearts! Thank you.❤❤❤ 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷 🙏🙏
As an adult man working on the ship, I couldn't hold back my tears. Thanks to those who found and shared this story with us, and to those who brought Ayla and Süleyman together.
What a touching story. Sadly I just read that Mr Birbiley passed away a few years ago (aged 91), and his wife passed away one day later. I'm glad they were all able to reunite before their time on earth was over.
My father Huseyin Yankin, Korean veteran, 90 years old , alive God give him a long life. In my childhood, he always told me about his memories of the war in Korea. He would say that the children collected bread from the garbage. he never finishes his food, he saves it and takes it to children. When he shared his food with the children, he would say their happiness is not explained. If God give him more life, I would like to take him to Korea one day...
Babanız bizim ülkemizin gururlarındandır. Böyle kalbi temiz insanlar ile aynı ülkenin vatandaşı olmak onur verici gerçekten. Allah uzun ve sağlıklı bir ömür versin inşallah. Umarım kendisi ile Kore'ye gidebilirsiniz
It is very moving to watch this document already, but when you know the circumstances the Turkish soldiers were in, it's even more impressive that they were able to build an orphanage and these stories still happened. Turkey was still a poor country at that time and US Secretary of State John Foster Dulles at the time gave a speech to the senate saying Turkish soldiers would cost 23 cents a month, compared to $70 a month per US soldier. Even in such hardship this man and many alike took care of all those children because those kid had suffered the most during that war. A truly commendable story!
Thank you for the information.. but I found the secretary of state quite insulting.. 23 cents a month? Turks dont fight for money, they fight for honour and justice
I'm Turkish and immigrated to US 22 years ago. 15 years ago I wanted to buy house and went to a house thinking that I could never afford the price. When owners asked for where I am from he shook and stood up to shake my hand again. He said he was a Korean veteran and he saluted the Turkish soldiers he fought with. He praised them and said he knows how Turkish people can share their bread even they don't have enough. He dropped the price drastically so that I can buy it. I salute my people who fought there again. Things are different now but I hope we go back to our roots soon.
I was born during the Korean War to an American father and Korean mother. I never knew Turkey was our ally. This needs to be taught in our schools. It upsets me that it’s not known. They risked their lives as American troops did. They are our heroes.
RIP Mr. Suleyman. You are greatly missed by a lot of folks in Korea. I just couldn't imagine how one can have such a big heart and a lot of love for a child, who is not his.
Turkish people are maniacs, its their strong feel for love of someone they think they need to protect. Look at turkish Ultras in football, they are crazy, because they love it THAT much. Same story goes for tourists in turkey or anything else. Turkish people mainly act out of heart & instinct. Turkish people feel strongly responsible of someone who cant defend themselves especially children / animals and protect and feed them generally if they are able to in general, thats why its globally known that turkish people love cats. They love to teach and share anyone about their culture to make them feel comfortable and make it seem like a warm environment even if its war out there, in Aylas Case. Napoleon once said he only would have needed turks in his army to rule the world, because he knows turks only see do or die, death or glory, lose your soil or protect your homeland whatever it takes. Their bond with allies is a literal thing for them and not only "on paper" they take these bonds seriously and also get emotional because of that.
The way Ayla cried made me cry too. Even though he didn't understand it, speaking to him in Korean impressed me a lot. She asked why he didn't come sooner and it made me cry more. Even though they don't understand each other, it touched my heart to see Ayla and Süleyman Baba like that.
If are you serving in Turkish Armed Forces its mean you are NOT to be reach man. After service when are you retired with honor you have only a few money for living. No more no less...
I actually think he probably speaks a bit of Korean since he was there for so long. So he probably understood everything she said, just may not be able to speak perfectly back. You could tell his wife was confused a bit, but Suley definitely could understand her.
Im not turkish nor korean but this story made me cry many times i feel the love through the video and i cry everytime i watch like a baby😢😢 i love turkish people and korean people and everyone in this world with a good heart❤big love from somalia and the bottom of my heart.😢
Hi,you wrote it so beautifully, you are right about "good heart". Unfortunately, some people mix religion into this true story,but all you need is humanity and a good heart and nothing else, no matter what country you come from. İ cried a lot too. 👋 Greetings from germany.
Dünyanın çoğu ülkesi Türkiyeyi kötü göstersede gerçekten türk tarihi hep merhametli olmuş Türk askeri ve ordusu Türk olduğum için gurur duydum teşşekür Süleyman amca Allah rahmet eylesin
Gerçekten bu belgeseli ve dünyanın her yerinden yorum yapan insanları görmek beni o kadar mutlu etti ki Türk olduğum için çok gururlu hissettim :) Çok haklısınız
Yigit bey biz Avsa adasinda tanismistik, cok merhametli iyi niyetli bir beyefendiydi, bahcesinde kuyusu vardi, hep bizlere bidonlarimizi götürüp su verirdi. Nimet hanimlada cok sohbetlerim olmusmustur, ailece tanisiyorduk. Tabiki Kore ile ilgilide cok hiyakeleri cok severek dinledik. Allah rahmet eylesin, mekani cennet olsun. Saygilar Esra
@@AndalusianPrince There wasn't an Armenian genocide. Please make some real research before accusing people of doing something they actually didn't. Bruh there are real Ottoman records about Armenians, Armenians formed gangs and hurt Turkish people during WW1. That's why they were relocated, but were unfortunately killed on their way, by diseases. Some misinformed Turks also did attack them, but they only did it because they thought Armenians were there to hurt them. You can also see Ottomans recorded relocated Armenians' properties, to return them to Armenians after the war is over. Even if we forgive Armenians, they continue to accuse us of genocide even in these days because of wrong history knowledge. I remember being on a plane with a couple of Armenians, and after I told them I'm Turkish, they kept verbally bullying me. We don't hold grudges, but they still do over wrong information.
Ayla craves so much for the love of parents, I hope her children treats her the best. Korean people have such beautiful culture, the way she way massaging their hands and feet. such beautiful family values. Ayla has such kind personality. I wish they let her weep for as much as she wanted.
I couldn’t stop crying. As a Korean Who loves Turkey, I adore this documentary. Thank you for fighting for a little country without asking anything in return. I hope he’s rest in peace now and thank you for saving all those little lives.
@@ruya8876 Most countries joined for this purpose, but no one opened a school or adopted an orphan child. The important thing is not the purpose, but the heroism shown.
"They were together for 1.5 years, and looking for each other for 60 years." It's really beautiful to see that God sends love to you through someone who doesn't look like you and doesn't speak your language ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@Robin W it is hate definitely when you mention the attrocities commited against armenians but ignoring the much worse catastrophic mass killings against turks. And this is called racism. I sincerely beleive that you are a racist and i hope some day your soul heals.🙏
One of the most beautiful movie I've ever watched, tears flowed while watching this show. This movie truly deserves recognition at the Oscars. I can't move on from their life story. Now I can prove that Turkish people are loving, contrary to what I used to think.
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I’m from Korea.
I won't forget your kindness.
Thank you for Turkey.
I love Turkey.
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Korea turkey famile
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I m from TURKEY
I LOVE YOU KOREA
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He is not even a biological father yet never forgot about a little girl. He is a good man.
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@@Gahboot Even after 60 years, she still loves him and so did he. My mother died when I was 8. But I can tell the pain that they went through especially Suleiman is different. He saved Ayla's life and spent so much time with her. Missing someone that much and waiting for the day to be reunited again is probably one of the worst things ever.
He is a good man and the father for her.
It is really sad they had to separate. That small girl must be so much in pain loosing parent second time at that time.
That's not a good man , that's a great man
Süleyman said "I will not die before i see Ayla again"
he saw Ayla and died a couple months after
Rest in peace Süleyman
cafer couple of years
Dj dikkat 🦋🦋
Documentary was made in 2010, he died in 2017, so some years later.
@@mysticusa His wife died a day after him. :( Hope they at least got to reunite again after 2010 and before they passed.
EDIT: They reunited 2 weeks before the couple passed.
@@buraktuncal5141 thanks, i cant stop crying watching the movie of suleyman and ayla. Jannah for suleyman🙏🙏
Bu filmi bugün bir türk olarak izledim ve çok ağladım. Türk birinin çocuğa böylesine merhamet edip sahiplenmesi beni cok mutlu yaptı. İyi insan olmanin dili dini ırkı mezhebi olmadığını biliyordum. Dünyadaki herkese iyiliği göstermişsin sen Süleyman amcacığım mekanin cennet olsun inşallah. Ölmeden önce buluşmalarına çok sevindim. Ama filimde küçük yaşta onu bırakıp gitmene cok ağladım çok
Aylayı görmeden ölmem dedi gördü ve öldü nur icinde uyu guzel adam 😢😢
Allah nasib ederse hersey olur. Ne güzel birsey ölmeden kızını görmesi
@@enhyeez cennet var gardas ebedi alemde görüsürler
@@pirsultanhaydar3867 doğru sende haklısın
oha çok üzüldüm yaa
@@pirsultanhaydar3867 Cennet var da Süleyman girse bile Ayla girebilecek mi.Benim bildiğim kadarıyla kadın Müslüman değil.Dilerim Ayla ya Müslüman olma serefi verir Allah.
His wife do have a big heart too.. she understands her husband more than anyone else. Accepts and calls ayla as her daughter . Very supportive.
marya vitan being a mother requires this. All mothers are same❤️
Furkan Coban but his ex break up with suleyman because of ayla
Avril Pages [ Rysta ] how do you know this?
@@furkancoban7166 watch Ayla the movie, then you'll know.
@@girlinblack8643 but Ayla was just a little girl and Süleyman saw her as a daughter so I don't think it's anybodys fault
🇹🇷🇰🇷 I love you turkey
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@@sinanbaba1000 🇹🇷🖤
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we love korea too~ ♡♡♡♡♡
We love KOREA too ❤❤❤
TURKEY 🇹🇷❤🇰🇷 KOREA
I'm a Korean descendent American currently living in Europe. No matter what or where I may, I'm eternally grateful to Türkiye. Salute!
Ich bin en türke und lebe in hessen bei giessen!
Auf ein kaffe würde ich mich freuen🇹🇷🇰🇷
how your rooftops going bro
@Medino9846 mischievous 😈
I had a turkish old man that lived next door to me when I was young and he used to tell me we were brothers because I was from Korea. I just thought he was being kind but now I understand...there is a bond between the two countries that the younger generation unfortunately don't remember. Long live the brotherhood 🇰🇷🇹🇷
특히 요즘 한국 애들은 그런거 아예 모르는것같아요. 형제 나라라고 하는데 왜 형제 나라인지 몰라요. 아직도 살아계신 그 옛날 군인 분들한테 내가 터키인으로써 미안해요 ㅠㅠ
Long live the Brotherhood 🇰🇷🇹🇷
Im a millenial but when I watched Empress Ki. I discovered that Turkish,Mongols and Koreans are related to eachother. For me they are the same. I see no difference between them.
B3rfinnn_ Easy, during tue Yuan Dynasty era, Mongols,Turks were already related to eachother and also they were both fighting against the Yuan Dynasty.. Goryeo a kingdom in Korea was once conquered by the Yuan..
@B3rfinnn_ Turks, Mongols and Koreans lived in a close geography.
He said to his wife... „look my daughter“. I am crying again.
Anthony ofWindsor feel same bro :•(
I'm Korean. I heard that the Turkish army came first when the Korean War broke out. Thank you. Turkey I love Turkey.~~^^
❤❤
the graves of our big daddies right there we all of turkish people are visit turkish cemetary one day thanks korea for all
🇹🇷❤️🇰🇷 my full respect, love and honor to all Korean people. Korea and Korean people are very beautiful. Stay safe and healthy. 🇹🇷❤️🇰🇷
You can find the English version of the full movie on the following link and it is free: ua-cam.com/video/8Yxhnbp5uKs/v-deo.html
love you korea from turkeyyy
brother country
"my father is coming in from abroad, so I've bought him some presents!" Ugh im cryinggg
i know do not watch this without a box of tissues!
It's crazy how the grandma loves her as her own daughter who she never met. She loved her because Ayla was her husband's daughter.
Yes 😭💙💜
She has motherly instincts? seems like she understood how Ayla felt 😢 a girl who was left alone.
@@ziziapz It's so sad her husband also passed away
For all that is bad on earth, I’m thankful we have people like this to teach us
Yes
"In Turkey we give cash to children. Look I brought American dollars..."
He got cash too for his 64 year old little child... 😢😢❤❤
Same culture. We give cash to children in Korea. She knew what did he mean in his heart.
Yes that's the beauty of a real father ❤️
In India getting money from our elders as gift was a joy growing up
Yes, it's common all over the Middle East especially during certain special holidays the relatives also give cash.
A man on his twenties in war and raising a child is unbelievable, now adays biological fathers don't do this to their children,that shows how man he was a kind hearted man. I couldn't stop crying
For real, such a beautiful and heart-warming story.
A warzone is hardly an ideal place to raise a child, but the fact that Suleyman and his friends managed to do it is very impressive. And I bet he never had any parenting experience before that. He was still so young himself.
Yes agree.. 😢
i think adopting orphans and taking care of them wherever they were stationed (they moved place to place and had to take the children with them sometimes) helped them mentally too. korean war was not just about shooting and bombing. especially in turkish vs chinese fronts there were many occassions they relied solely on bayonets and knives like in the ww i. they probably witnessed terrible things we can't dream of. keeping children relying on them probably assisted to keep their humanity intact and raised their morale in a fight thinking if they fall, children would do too.
Alot of the times why the bio dad's aren't around is because of drama from the mom.
목숨을 걸고 함께 싸워주신 튀르키예에 정말 감사하고 잊지 않겠습니다. 형제의 나라에 도움이 필요하다면 대한민국은 반드시 나설 것입니다.
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Turkiye loves you 🇹🇷🇰🇷💕
Translation by Google of message above: I am truly grateful to Turkiye for risking his life and fighting with me, and I will never forget it. If our brotherly country needs help, the Republic of Korea will definitely come forward.
하지만 번역이 100% 정확하지는 않습니다. 25:29 그는 그들이 (북한/중국인) 그녀의 아버지와 어머니를 죽였다고 말했습니다. 번역에는 다음과 같이 적혀 있었습니다. 그녀는 부모님을 잃었습니다. 29:34 그는 친구가 부상을 입은 후 중국인이 그의 머리에 총을 쐈다고 말했습니다. 의도적으로 올바르게 번역되지 않았습니다
Suleyman died in 2017, but his last wish came to reality seeing Ayla before he passes away. This is really though to watch, thanks for everyone who made this happen
So sad😢
💔
Yeah a promise fulfilled..what a heartwarming movie... cried a lot😭
Omg , was Ayla able to meet him again ? Or was it pretty fast after meeting her in Korea ?
@@light5903 they reunited in 2010 and he passed away in 2017. 7 years after there reunion.
She is so strong. She lost her parents twice... She also lost her husband. Life can be so sad and beautiful at the same time.
Suck difficult heartbreaks. I’m glad she’s staying strong
She is a strong soul 💜💜💜
So so touching im so glad she managed to reunite with her Dad
So, you talk about her and forgot the real hero , Suliman ?
@@whiteknight5019 There is a movie called Ayla about this, unfortunately I don't know if it has an English dub. By the way, it's not Suliman, it's Süleyman
As a black American I lived in turkey 2 years 6 months it was hard but I will never forget the kindness of the people I felt more safe there then in America
🌹 you are always welcome ( kamalists only love white people because they have inf rioty complex and identity crisis )
AHMED FRHAN thanks me and my king are planning on coming back one day to see the family that helped us I meet him online he was from Ghana and me America we are not Muslim or Christian and a Muslim family saved us we talk about them every day they asked for nothing in return it changed my life forever they aren’t rich people but RICH IN SPIRIT Allah peace and blessings
@@jahempress26 thank you sister and may God Almighty bless you all
NANA JAHNIQUEJESSIE Hi, thanks for the good comments . 👋🏾❤️
@@ahmadfrhan5265 of course she can come to Turkey whenever she want but excuse me you are not Turkish or not from Turkey why you are talking on our behalf?
저는 한국인이고 이 사건이 저에게 깊은 인상을 주었습니다. 저는 항상 터키 사람들이 진심이라고 생각했는데, 이 사건을 알고 나서 터키 사람들을 더 사랑하게 되었습니다. 전쟁 중에 그들이 우리에게 베풀어준 도움이 정말 컸습니다.
bizde sizi çok seviyoruz aynı gökyüzünün evlatlariyiz
Bu dünyada ki her bir mazlum rahata ermedikçe , hiçbir Türk'e rahat yok. Türk'ün rahat etmediği bir dünyada da hiçbir zalime rahat yok .Süleymanlar ölmez, sadece şekil değiştirir.Bütün dünya şunu bilsin ki bütün zalimlerin kabusu olmaya devam edeceğiz..Dili,dini,ırkı,rengi,ülkesi farketmeden tüm mazlumların demir yumruğu , çelikten pençesi olmaya devam edeceğiz !
Onlar çoktu biz ise TÜRK. Bir ölür bin diriliriz !
Thank you
We love our Korean family members forever. Korea is our second mainland!
Hii miraaa
Thank you Turkey . We are brother country.
When i watch this video, i can't stop my tears..
We love our Korean brothers! Greetings from Turkey.
We're brother countries and will always be
I am from turkey i love korea 🇰🇷❤🇹🇷
👍🤗❤️
Merhaba, brother country peoples✌🏻🇹🇷🇰🇷
The moment that he said he spared money to give her as pocket money; which is a Turkish tradition on religious festivals, is really touching. That is the sign they have really deep father - daughter bond
I wonder why he couldn't take her with him or adopt her.
@Sahipkıran Ah I see, I meant why he couldn't take her with him through legal means...the Korean government should have been able to allow him to adopt her. I'm also surprised how he couldn't keep in contact with her after and met her only many years later. But it's good they found each other again even if it took them many years.
@@sunnyv7745 He badly wants her to adopt but unable to find her because her name was change and the records of the orphanage was burned. That's why it takes 60 years for them to reunite by the help of many people.
💖💖💖💖
During war and chaotic situation I don't think Korea government has time to entertain such request for adoption especially from outsiders..and most country would not allowed their orphans to be taken away from their country..
You don’t have to be Turkish or Korean to appreciate the humanity that these two people and their families shared. A shout out to those who made the reunion possible and also, many thanks to the makers of Kleenex.
Yeah but actually you don’t have to be American soldier definitely because they stolen a kids from Korean War and Vietnam Var
@Khan Will I’m wondering if you understood my comment. What I meant was that this was such a great story about human kindness that everyone, wherever they live and wherever they come from, not only Turkish or Korean people, could appreciate it and learn from it. I am an English-born descendant of European Jewish families, now living in America - and I was deeply moved, to the point of tears, by the love and humanity of both the Turkish soldiers and the Korean girl who became a woman and never forgot.
@Khan Willo
😂😂😂😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣
exactlyy
This picture Ayla the orphaned girl kissing the soldier should won an Oscar -- a picture that captured the bond and love between 2 different people that lasted 60years .. such a an amazing story ❤
But the traslation is not 100% correkt. 25:29 He said here they've (North-korean/Chinese) killed her father and her mother. The translation said: She lost her parents. 29:34 He said here after his friend was wounded, after that the CHINESE shot in his Head. That wasn't translated right on purpose...
Amen
Türklere asla ödül vermez batı mediası çünkü savaşların en büyük sebepleri Batıdır! Türkler her zaman Adalet için savaştı!
I am Korean and I honestly think Turkish people are the most unique people out there. They are kind, tough as a nail, and genuine. Thank you Turkey for all this support and the brotherhood should last forever.
Thank you for your kind words. I think the same about Korean people. Some even say that Turkic people and Korean people are related to each otheer. Because we are the Children of the Altaic region
Thank you so much greetings
Thank you❤️❤️ lots of love from Turkey
I'm so happy you think like this about us. We love Korea too! 🤗
Thank you for your heartwarming words
I'm Korean, and I can tell confidently that many Koreans thank Turkish people for coming first when the Korean War broke out. In fact, my great grandfather was saved by Turkish Army. Althoug he passed away, I still remember him often saying that he cannot forget the Turkey soldier who saved him in the mountains and took care of him.
okay, guys. I can see that there's people saying things abt Filipino soldiers. Of course I acknowledge their help and sacrifice, and of course we thank every single soldiers who took part in the war. However, this was a comment just mentioning what my great grandfather experienced, and does not mean that Turkish army was the only help to us Koreans :)
We love you too dude
May your grandfather rest in peace
우리는 형제 당신을 사랑 해요 🇹🇷🇰🇷
Thank u bro)
😊😊😊
நான் ஒரு தமிழச்சி இந்த கானொளி கண்டதும் என் கண்கள் கலங்கியது😢😭😭😭 love ❤
I'm a South Korean living in the US. Turkey will always have a special place in my heart. Thank you Turkey for helping us..! Brother countries ❤🇹🇷❤🇰🇷❤
You should know that the love and respect for Korea in Turkey is unconditional. Really i can say everyone loves or at least respect Korea, You can not find 1 person out of the 83 million who will hate korea. Maybe you can find people with no opinion, but not one with bad opinion. Korean people are much like us Turkish people, You are respectfull, honorfull, you care about your traditions, culture, you are gratefull and down to earth people. Not cocky at all. You love and respect your elderly, Not many nations has these characteristic, maybe this is also the reason why Turks feel bounded with Korea, maybe it is the blood what unite us, because if we go back in history, the Turkish homeland is the Altaic region, from modern day China up until Caucausus the entire north
I m from Turkey and living usa. Korean kids lost their father and mother their life at the Turkish base at that time still hurting our hearth . I appreciate our soldiers who cared those kids and share their food with them
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love you koreannn 😍😍😍
i am crying while watching
31:18 I was crying all the time but I laughed when he brought pocket money for Ayla. As a Turkish, it is a tradition to give pocket money to your children and grandchildren. Mr. Süleyman really thinks that Ayla is his daughter. 😭
Beautiful beautiful❤
Koreans have exactly the same tradition
You make me crying Again Sister when I read what you write
She is his daughter tho they may not be blood related but he’s her father.
👍🏼❤
filmi izledigimde hamileydim.. cok aglamistim. kizim dogdu ismini ayla koydum.. sen ne güzel adamdin süleyman amca😢
Oo ayla kizimiza saglikli guzel bir yasam dilerim. Allah yazgisini guzel kilsin. Acisini gostermesin.
Allah ananlı babalı büyütsün
ozer ilhan Amiiin cok tesekkür ederim
Muhammed Gün Allah razi olsun
@Mehmet Emre Arıtürk düsünmen yeter kardesim de Google Translate den yaptin heralde.
Korea ozodligi uchun kurashgan Turkiyalik va Koreyalik qaxramonlarga ulkan ta'zim O'zbekistondan.🇺🇿🇹🇷🇰🇷
Canımız kardeşlerimiz Özbek kardeşlerimize selamlar❤
And when Suleyman died, Ayla was there , near him in hospital.She was with her turkish father till his last breath. RIP
hi can i ask how you know that? im glad to hear that
@@visnesuyuu hi.There was documental film about it.
I cant even watch the full ep cuz its so break my heart, lost someone you loved its hurt so much and make u miss them more
@@zaurhajiyev5161 may I know how did you find it??
@@cesul10 there was documental film about it
I’m korean and thank you Turkey!
l Like KOREA 🇰🇷🇹🇷
Hi Korean
My turkish me too 😍😍( ben türküm bendeseni😍😍)
❤❤❤
🇹🇷 you to
Ayla is daughter of all Turkey. And Korea will remain as our brother country. Love you 🇹🇷🇰🇷
In the middle of war, there is God. As an American veteran, we could learn a lifetime from these honorable and loving Turkish soldiers
Americans couldn’t wait to do crimes around the world…but God is fair and they will pay for what they did soon or later
america has alot of illegal wars and mass murder to its credit
Turkish people are so kind. Look what the father brought for Ayla. I broke down and cried like a baby.
Narumon _BB thank you so much 🥺❤️
seriously ?
Thanks your kidnesses
You should really watch the movie “AYLA”. It is fantastic.
We are poor people but our heart is rich and our fight Art is powerful! 🇹🇷❤️🇰🇷
Tanrı sizi korusun Bay Süleyman ve siz Aila. Ben gürcü ve sizi çok seviyorum.
teona letodiani Sağol ama Süleyman amca geçen yıl vefat etti.Eşide bir kaç gün sonra öldü
Üzgünüm.
Süleyman bey ve karısı çok sevdim.
@@teonaletodiani623 Allah rahmet eylesin. Mekanları cennet olsun
@@Alinindünyası12 Ayla filmini izledi.
@@turntablez2771 iyi bari :))
I am a Korean reserve force. I respect Turkey and their sacrifice.
Well arent we all at some point lmao
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Ayla said in her letter that she owes everything to her father. One thing she didn't know is that her father owes her too. She gave him purpose during the war. She gave him the will and courage to survive. That's what I felt too since I became a father. My daughter gave me purpose. This story is beautiful. I wish Ayla and her family well. ❤
Ayla was so lucky to have been found by such a nice angel Suleyman☺️🤧❤️
Angel who name is Suleyman was sent her by heaven , he is Really Angel
Thank you ❤️❤️🇹🇷
Ben koreliyim
Kore Savaşı sırasında birçok ulus Amerikan baskısı ile savaşa katıldı.
Türkiye adalete yardım eden bir ülkedir.
Ayrıca askeri bir hayatım oldu ve kendi hayatımı adaletle sürdürmenin çok zor olduğunu anladım.
Kore Savaşı'nda ölen Türk askerlerine minnettarım.
Ayrıca, esas olarak modern ve modern tarihi öğretmeyen Kore, özveriyle saygı duymalıdır.
박진우 Türkler ve koreliler sonsuza kadar kardeştir . kendinizi çaresiz hissettiğiniz anda umut ışığı olarak Türk askeri hep yanınızda olacaktır !!
Türkçen iyiymiş tebrik ederim 👍
@@postmanpostman-bx5mk boş yapma
Bir Türk ( müslüman) ne yapması gerekiyorsa onu yapmış ! Şavaşlarda hep geçer ...!
@@Recepalp47 türkler bircok dine mensup olmustur islam dan oncesinde bile iyidik
ㅠㅠ I like Turkey
🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷
We like you too. I m from Turkey.
We like Korea too
🇹🇷🇰🇷❤️
bruh I am not even Turkish nor Korean, but this story is something else! VERY EMOTIONAL
She's back on her childhood memories so she became a child in front of her father. Can't imagine how huge their love are. I'm typing while crying 🥺😢
@Mando E if u guys cry on this movie then do not watch ''7. Koğuştaki Mucize '' another Turkish movie and true story. bcuz it will make more cry.
I know I felted too...
😭😭😭 sedih banget,,, kisah nyata
Mungkin yang bgini jg banyak di indo. Anak angkat tentara londo
I salute this Turkish army... Allah bless them..... Love the story. Love from Philippines
I'm an adult man in my 30's but i cried like a little child...
There is also a movie about this story i swear i cried my eyes out lmao
Whole TURKISH and KOREAN nation cried.
🇹🇷❤🇰🇷❤🇹🇷❤🇰🇷
I'm 40's man...i cried to...
I'm Malaysian I also cried..
Same with me...
That must be a crazy feeling. Being a grown 60 year old woman, with all your wisdom and experience. Then suddenly, you're a 5 year old little girl again holding on to your dad's arm.
She says he was the only father she had. It was the only time she remembered being loved.
Suleyman left quite an impression on Ayla, so of course, she would remember him well. I thought the part in the movie where he tried to sneak her out of Korea in a box was made up, but Ayla herself said it really did happen lol.
Very true, it's amazing that after all those years, they were like litte ones and like all of a sudden time has stopped and rewound to help bond and effection as if they were never seperated.. All with the help of Allah cc. becouse right at the beginning the intentions of the soldiers we call "niyet" was so pure for taking care of them bcouse islam pays massive importance on the care of orphans, so much so that it is ingraned in attitude in all of muslims. meanwhile thank you for your lovely comment.
딸 주실려고 선물 한가득에 미국달러까지 챙겨오시다니 눈물이 나네.... 진심으로 감사하고 지금도 서로 연락하며 건강하게 지내실지..... 와이프도 정말 좋으신분. 내 딸이라고 해주시네.
Google이 올바르게 번역하길 바랍니다. 안타깝게도 2017년 12월 7일 한국 참전용사 쉴레이만 베이(Süleyman Bey)가 세상을 떠났습니다. 그의 아내는 그로부터 하루 뒤인 2017년 12월 8일에 사망했습니다. Ayla는 병원에 있는 영적 아버지를 방문했습니다.
@@mrsbordo 두분이 정말 서로를 이해하고 아끼고 사랑하셨나봅니다.
@@avice-u3j 그들은 분명 서로를 매우 사랑했을 것입니다. 🌸♥️
I was adopted and raised by a Turkish family 40 years ago. I owe them a lot. Unfortunately the world media always expose the Turkish people differently then who they are! Visit Turkey and meet with these people you will see what I meant! They have huge heart for everyone without separate who you are. Loves and hugs from America.
couldnt succeed to speak turkish for 40 years :D
Turkish people are nice, even to animals. They feed stray cats and dogs in their country and take care of them so strays there aren't afraid of people.
@@Elly3981 I have 4 cats at home found in the street.
@@psarper I have 7 cats!😂
@@Elly3981 Wow! Crazier than me 😀
I love how she still calls him father after all these years. So sad he passed away but also so happy for them that they got the reunite before that.
Where did you find out about this? Is there another video? Thabk you
@@clarisapalanca6130 I did some research. There are some articles you'll find if you google it.
@@clarisapalanca6130 ua-cam.com/video/bEofrPSmiOI/v-deo.html
What about the real ayla ,is she still alive 🥺?
@@jeswinjoy1960 yes she is alivee
The Turkish Army(military) has a long history as one of the toughest and bravest troops in the world. Yet, they have a vey warm heart.
Thanks for your help during the Korean War.
THANK YOU! ❤
hyun lee 💛💛
We Filipinos alongside the Puerto Ricans and the Turkish fought together against the PVAs. Brave men will never be forgotten.
hyun lee true
Turkisch Army, since Metehan. Bevore christ 209.
When he fed her the desserts, the way Ayla opens her mouth you can see her eyes smiles like she’s 5yrs old again. Faith of humanity restored from story like this
The fact his wife never actually knew ayla before meeting her for the first time. But calls ayla her daughter. Is so beautiful
Yesss ikr🥺
Yes me too.. love his wife ..so kind ❤️
Geez, the fact that he tried to put her in a box to take her with him. I am glad she remembers that and did not just feel he had abandoned her. Obviously it tore him up to leave her.
The movie in 2017 "Ayla the daughter of War" also put this moment to screen.. It was heartbreaking
Same here I thought the same. This is beautiful story.
I'm crying
😭😭😭
And... Thank you, sir, and thank you, Turkey.
🇰🇷❤🇹🇷
He loves her so much😭😭
I’m Korean and I thank Turkish people who fought for my freedom. I never knew this history. Thank you for sharing.
Me too! Upmost respect to turkey
Cold war is war using ice.
💙
Love korea from turkey ❤
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️💙💙💙💙
Allah gani gani rahmet eylesin ordaki yatan bütün şehitlerimize😢
I am half Korean half Turkish and I am so proud of my history and both countries 🇰🇷❤🇹🇷
ANNE BABA HANGİSİ TÜRK?
@@hierapolice20 büyük ihtimalle babası türktür
@@cerengulbalcoglu3877 ne alaka?
@@Nur-dt9vy genelde öyle oluyor çünkü ama annesi de Türk olabilir bilemem
@@cerengulbalcoglu3877 hayır öyle olmuyor çoğunlukla korelilerle türk kızları evleniyor ama ruslarla türk erkekleri evleniyor bence annesi türktür
I am South Korean. My head hurts because I cried so much. I couldn't see her anymore when she said to her granddaughter, "This is the country where grandfather lives." Please protect Ayla from the sky of Grandpa. I love you.
he past away unfortunetly...
And his wife passed away after 12 hours of his death
@@angelman4374 when?
@@randombox8142 7 december 2017
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Depremde bizlere yardım eden Güney Kore halkına sonsuz sevgiler ve teşekkürler.Bizler kardeşiz.🤍🇰🇷🇹🇷
Tanımadığı millet isin şehit olan askerlerimizle bir mı depremdeki yardım? Savaş olsa gelip bizimle savasmazlar bile
갚지 못할 빚을 졌습니다.
그저 터키에 그 큰 빚에 이자를 상환하고 있을 뿐입니다.
@@꼬끼오-j1mTURKEY SOUTH KOREA BROTHERHOOD 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷👍
I watched this as the son of a korean war Türk veteran. I'm 52 years old, tears dripped from my chin.
I'm not crying, you're crying. My eyes are just leaking.
Absolute calm, let me tell you one more thing, I hike to ben Lomond last month a beautiful hill everybody must hike once in a life(I hiked twice😊) it took 5 hours in total but at the look at the view with me..
@Mad ScottishMtber look at this you might like it ua-cam.com/video/HC7xKqgtCHA/v-deo.html
where is the fucking ninja cuting oninons. fuck
not gonna lie, i cry a lot
(Im korean)
My mother always told me that in Korean war Turkish helped a lot and they are considered as a brother country even they dont look like a typical "asian"(like Chinese or japanese) and when i was young I was amazed by that. Because of course I was too little to know that there are people outside of Korea who can be called as brother even they dont look like a korean😅.
And watching this make me cry 😭😢 and be thanked a lot to Turkish. Life is full of love and mysterious encounter.
So sad that they were reunited too late. Both of them tried to meet each other again. That part make me so sad. That she was too little and lack of information.
❤️ from Turkey to Korea
actually we are asian turks came to anatolia from mongolian steppes they are still slanted eyed turks in central asia such as kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, uzbekistan etc
❤❤🙏 we love brother country
We love you to❤️😍
I knew this story from a Turkish movie called Ayla the daughter of war and I was shocked how much he cared for her this whole time and she's not even his blood. Turkish are really kind people.i hope to visit it one day
When she hug him, I see a five year old kid crying.
Im Korean. " I was raised by grandmother. [Only 9 years old ) yet i couldnt see her. " japanese soldiers beaten " her.. i told my dad stop by bridge , turn around.. she swallow stone. I miss my grandma..And then , i cry cry.. Turkish soldier sacrifice .. during war. . TO Alya & soldier is like daughter & father.. like family. .. 59 years later. TURKEY SOLDIERS 🇹🇷 good job 🏆 🏆 ...
He said that he want to See ayla before he dies and after he saw her he really died 😢
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
😥😥😥🤲
his exact words was "i won't die until i see Ayla"
Ayla in Turkish lang. mean Moonlight, after that i learned about the story Ayla, i gave this name to my newborn daughter
Ayla means "Corona" or "Halo" in English
Are you Turkish??
Are you form Cuba? Cuba have a special place in our heart. We Turks love Cuba very much. It’s a beautiful nation and culture. 🇹🇷❤️🇨🇺 We Turks love all countries wich are similar like us. And Cuba is one of this beautiful countries. I hope and wish my whole life to can visit one time Cuba. I wish for you, your daughter and nation all best and health. Viva la Cuba 🇹🇷❤️🇨🇺
Ayla is Moon Aylin is Moonlight
That such a beautiful name
I had no idea that the Turkish people sent troops to fight in the Korean War. What an eye opening documentary for me. Thank you to the Turkish troops for fighting for my country and giving my parents an opportunity to survive. My heart will forever be grateful !!!
Thats why we are brother countries.2 countries don't ask visa each other because of Turks helped and died in the war there with Koreans too. It is pretty famous. How comes you have never heard that? lol
Dont you also know that Turks and Koreans were brother nations from the same root? Our first alliance was 103BC when Joseon and KokTuruk formed alliance to fight the Han Chinese
@@stevenl5006 Oh are you Korean too? Btw still nowadays some of the Turks have eyes like Asians :) some part looks more European because in the Ottoman period, Sultans married with foreigner women.
@@zezethelightkoreye giderken vize isteniyor diye biliyorum
@@zezethelight exactly! Turks are just European Asians
The most impressive and emotional real life story I have ever watched and heard in my life. And in a war. I bow respectfully to this brave and compassionate Turkish soldier. It is very impressive that they found each other again and hugged each other with the same love, even though 60 years have passed. It is impossible not to cry while watching all this. Suleyman is a real father with a big heart. In his eyes, Ayla is still his 5-year-old little daughter. And finally, love knows no barriers. Love has no language, color, race or religion. The most important thing in this life is to be human and remain human. I have infinite respect for the brave Turkish soldiers who fought and died for the freedom of Korea without expecting anything in return. With my respect and love to the Turkish and Korean people. Toronto, Ontario, CANADA 🇨🇦 🇹🇷🇰🇷
ua-cam.com/video/D08jw_yDEoQ/v-deo.htmlsi=T5CxSgH8a7n6kMYJ
Allah Süleyman kişiye, Koreyada şərəflə ölmüş türk əsgərlərinə rəhmət eləsin, qazilərinə can sağlığı versin
Amin
Amin
Selam azerbaycan Türkü kardeşim😊👍🙏👏🇹🇷🇦🇿❤️
Amin
Аumin
I've heard about the relationship between Korean and Turkey from my father but didn't really understand it. Watching this documentary made me realize why we appreciate and consider Turkey our brother nation. Thank you so much for all the Turkey veterans who served and helped the Korean people during the war
my granddad is a veteran from korean war. he has so many stories like this. i love koreans. but remember that, i dont want to say that but i say it dont trust to Turks(us) to much. they are not good people as much.
turkey is changed so much. we are occupied by arabs and syrians. i miss old Turkey.
@@abdurrahimy7119 im turkish ., im living turkey but i miss old turkey too :)
Korea always welcome in Turkey
@@ebubekirboz9366 Beyin ozurlu kime ne cevap verdigine iyi bak,uyanik ol biraz sigir.begenmiyorsanda tutmayalim s..tir olup gidebilir senin gibi dusunenler.
She really sobs like the little girl she once was in her fathers arms. 1 year and a half spent together and they never ever forgot. Crying this much... This is proof love has no boundaries of time or space. Very heart warming father and daughter never forget. i cried huhuhu
Yes because he was the only parent-figure in her life and where she experienced parental love for 1 1/2 years when she was 4-5 years old..... so sad. There were many orphans and kids separated during the war.
Yeah😭😭😭 she cried like a little baby girl.that miracle love make me cry hard..
Humanitarian Army.A loving Man and responsible dad in Turkey and above the world..God bless you sir
I'm not Turkish and I'm not Korean. But I pray the best for u ❤
Thank you beautiful heart friend!
we are human.
Diana Ruby I do the same
@Diana Ruby where are you from?
Thanks Diana, it’s makes me happy to read your Messege. Where ever you from, we love you too. 🇹🇷❤️🇰🇷❤️🌍❤️🧿
I was a Korean orphan and was adopted by an American family. This story really touched my heart. Thank you for this wonderful story and much thanks to all the Turkish Soldiers who fought for my freedom!
Sending love from Türkiye 🥰❤️❤️🇹🇷🇹🇷
It's refreshing to hear stories like these. I normally hear stories about soldiers abusing civilians during wartime instead of caring for them.
They made a movie about it. Beautiful story.
@@deedramerced5593 I loved the movie!
❤
I am a Korean man.
We are always brother :)
Thanks to Turkish soldiers
We learned so many things.
They have brave hearts!
Thank you.❤❤❤
🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷
🙏🙏
❤
As an adult man working on the ship, I couldn't hold back my tears. Thanks to those who found and shared this story with us, and to those who brought Ayla and Süleyman together.
What a touching story. Sadly I just read that Mr Birbiley passed away a few years ago (aged 91), and his wife passed away one day later. I'm glad they were all able to reunite before their time on earth was over.
I was so sure their love was so that one wouldn't outlive the other. I'm really glad they could live so long together.
Id say that it was a good ending, because he lived a long life and had his wish fulfilled a few years before he died.
rip
she couldn’t stand to be apart from him and died immediately a day after؛(
Did Whoa able to attend his funeral?
He definitely married to right woman, who loved Ayla as her own daughter. Beautiful documentary. Could it stop the tears from pouring. What a story.
Great story
It's also very sweet that Mr. Suleyman still loved and cared for Ayla after so many years, even after he eventually built his own family.
My father Huseyin Yankin, Korean veteran, 90 years old , alive God give him a long life. In my childhood, he always told me about his memories of the war in Korea.
He would say that the children collected bread from the garbage. he never finishes his food, he saves it and takes it to children.
When he shared his food with the children, he would say their happiness is not explained.
If God give him more life, I would like to take him to Korea one day...
"their happiness was indescribable.", thank you.
May God help you to fulfil your dream and give your brave kind father more long life.
Masallah kardesim! Baban Insallah iyidir. Almanyadan selamlar
Babanız bizim ülkemizin gururlarındandır. Böyle kalbi temiz insanlar ile aynı ülkenin vatandaşı olmak onur verici gerçekten. Allah uzun ve sağlıklı bir ömür versin inşallah. Umarım kendisi ile Kore'ye gidebilirsiniz
Insallah Brother
It is very moving to watch this document already, but when you know the circumstances the Turkish soldiers were in, it's even more impressive that they were able to build an orphanage and these stories still happened. Turkey was still a poor country at that time and US Secretary of State John Foster Dulles at the time gave a speech to the senate saying Turkish soldiers would cost 23 cents a month, compared to $70 a month per US soldier. Even in such hardship this man and many alike took care of all those children because those kid had suffered the most during that war. A truly commendable story!
Thank you for the information.. but I found the secretary of state quite insulting.. 23 cents a month? Turks dont fight for money, they fight for honour and justice
He said, “I won't die without seeing Alya” he saw and died, rest in peace, beautiful man.
Oh no... Did he pass away?! Did she lost him again? 😭💔
@@Nora-sw6uh yess he died just a few weeks after they met.
Yes...
@@delaney9718 not weeks but years this documentary was 2010 (85) , he passes away at 2017 (91)
OMG the father is using his last life only for meet his daughter (Ayla)
Rest in peace Good man.😭
When Ayla met Sulyman again and cried in his arms. I broke down in tears. 😢
Yeahhh
Me too!
Me too 😢😢😢
Same here ..we need to cry sometimes
Same here 😢
Thank you Turkey.
We love you...
💖🇹🇷💖🇰🇷💖
🇹🇷❤️🇰🇷
We love you too Choigun ^^
We love you too 💖
Awww your soo prettyy
I couldn't control my tears. May God have mercy on our martyrs and veterans 🇹🇷🇰🇷
I'm Turkish and immigrated to US 22 years ago. 15 years ago I wanted to buy house and went to a house thinking that I could never afford the price. When owners asked for where I am from he shook and stood up to shake my hand again. He said he was a Korean veteran and he saluted the Turkish soldiers he fought with. He praised them and said he knows how Turkish people can share their bread even they don't have enough. He dropped the price drastically so that I can buy it. I salute my people who fought there again. Things are different now but I hope we go back to our roots soon.
Hopefully 🙏🙏🙏 we will always be Atatürks soldiers no matter what! And what a great men he was, you were lucky!
Iyi asimile olmussun. Ismini degistirecek kadar
Great story l couldn't stop to cry.
Good karma always comes back!
I was born during the Korean War to an American father and Korean mother. I never knew Turkey was our ally. This needs to be taught in our schools. It upsets me that it’s not known. They risked their lives as American troops did. They are our heroes.
RIP Mr. Suleyman. You are greatly missed by a lot of folks in Korea. I just couldn't imagine how one can have such a big heart and a lot of love for a child, who is not his.
Turkish people are maniacs, its their strong feel for love of someone they think they need to protect. Look at turkish Ultras in football, they are crazy, because they love it THAT much. Same story goes for tourists in turkey or anything else. Turkish people mainly act out of heart & instinct.
Turkish people feel strongly responsible of someone who cant defend themselves especially children / animals and protect and feed them generally if they are able to in general, thats why its globally known that turkish people love cats. They love to teach and share anyone about their culture to make them feel comfortable and make it seem like a warm environment even if its war out there, in Aylas Case.
Napoleon once said he only would have needed turks in his army to rule the world, because he knows turks only see do or die, death or glory, lose your soil or protect your homeland whatever it takes. Their bond with allies is a literal thing for them and not only "on paper" they take these bonds seriously and also get emotional because of that.
Did he really pass away?
@@MaSa-bp5qe yes
@@MaSa-bp5qe 2 months later after this video
Oh so sad maybe he’s waiting only to see Ayla with him…love is so great that they have time to see each other ❤❤❤ RIP Mr. Suleyman❤
The way Ayla cried made me cry too. Even though he didn't understand it, speaking to him in Korean impressed me a lot. She asked why he didn't come sooner and it made me cry more. Even though they don't understand each other, it touched my heart to see Ayla and Süleyman Baba like that.
If are you serving in Turkish Armed Forces its mean you are NOT to be reach man. After service when are you retired with honor you have only a few money for living. No more no less...
I actually think he probably speaks a bit of Korean since he was there for so long. So he probably understood everything she said, just may not be able to speak perfectly back. You could tell his wife was confused a bit, but Suley definitely could understand her.
@@savasalanc5159 k
@@Alexp36500 doubt it. it's been 60 years/
Me too....Until the documentary was finished. 😭😭😭😭
Im not turkish nor korean but this story made me cry many times i feel the love through the video and i cry everytime i watch like a baby😢😢 i love turkish people and korean people and everyone in this world with a good heart❤big love from somalia and the bottom of my heart.😢
Hi,you wrote it so beautifully, you are right about "good heart". Unfortunately, some people mix religion into this true story,but all you need is humanity and a good heart and nothing else, no matter what country you come from. İ cried a lot too. 👋 Greetings from germany.
Türkiye kardeş ülke, birlikte savaştığınız için teşekkürler
Türkler olarak sizi seviyoruz❤️
kardeş ülke koreye sevgiler
İki ülke dostluğu kalıcıdır. Teşekkürler
Thank you Turkey!
So much love!
I cried a lot watching this documentary.
We love you too!
I cried a LOT either...
@Yzb. CutMe Orses That's so sad..he was truly a great man! RIP
the grandfather of my cousin fought in the Korean war and he was shot
@@tarkan5868 I'm so sorry to hear that! R. I. P.
Love always Turkey!
Hi. İm From Turkey and we love Korea people.
Dünyanın çoğu ülkesi Türkiyeyi kötü göstersede gerçekten türk tarihi hep merhametli olmuş Türk askeri ve ordusu Türk olduğum için gurur duydum teşşekür Süleyman amca Allah rahmet eylesin
Gerçekten bu belgeseli ve dünyanın her yerinden yorum yapan insanları görmek beni o kadar mutlu etti ki Türk olduğum için çok gururlu hissettim :) Çok haklısınız
Yigit bey biz Avsa adasinda tanismistik, cok merhametli iyi niyetli bir beyefendiydi, bahcesinde kuyusu vardi, hep bizlere bidonlarimizi götürüp su verirdi. Nimet hanimlada cok sohbetlerim olmusmustur, ailece tanisiyorduk. Tabiki Kore ile ilgilide cok hiyakeleri cok severek dinledik. Allah rahmet eylesin, mekani cennet olsun. Saygilar Esra
doğru diyosun bro 👍🏼.
Not according to Armenians and Kurds.
@@AndalusianPrince There wasn't an Armenian genocide. Please make some real research before accusing people of doing something they actually didn't. Bruh there are real Ottoman records about Armenians, Armenians formed gangs and hurt Turkish people during WW1. That's why they were relocated, but were unfortunately killed on their way, by diseases. Some misinformed Turks also did attack them, but they only did it because they thought Armenians were there to hurt them. You can also see Ottomans recorded relocated Armenians' properties, to return them to Armenians after the war is over. Even if we forgive Armenians, they continue to accuse us of genocide even in these days because of wrong history knowledge. I remember being on a plane with a couple of Armenians, and after I told them I'm Turkish, they kept verbally bullying me. We don't hold grudges, but they still do over wrong information.
Ayla craves so much for the love of parents, I hope her children treats her the best. Korean people have such beautiful culture, the way she way massaging their hands and feet. such beautiful family values. Ayla has such kind personality. I wish they let her weep for as much as she wanted.
This story is 1000 times better than the Hollywood trash. Greetings from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 love to Korea and Türkiye
Hi brother, this is better than all as you say... Because this is about real love, not a scenario...
There is even movie of it.It is called Ayla you can find in youtube
Yes indeed 🥰
This story is real unlike Hollywood made movie like "Borat" about Kazakhstan.
Selemetter qarındas Kazakhistan'a! 🇹🇷🇰🇿
I couldn’t stop crying. As a Korean Who loves Turkey, I adore this documentary. Thank you for fighting for a little country without asking anything in return. I hope he’s rest in peace now and thank you for saving all those little lives.
thank you for your lovely comment bless you
We are honoured to help people like you.Our hearts beating together.
we actually fought to get into NATO
@@ruya8876 Most countries joined for this purpose, but no one opened a school or adopted an orphan child. The important thing is not the purpose, but the heroism shown.
Ben bir Türk olarak Güney Koreyi çok çok çok seviyorum..Almanyada yaşıyorum ama Koreyi Almanyadan daha çok seviyorum... benim ikinci vatanım Kore gibi
TURKEY ❤ KOREA
One of the most emotional heartwarming stories I’ve ever seen. 💜
"They were together for 1.5 years, and looking for each other for 60 years." It's really beautiful to see that God sends love to you through someone who doesn't look like you and doesn't speak your language ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Türkler bağırarak yabancı dilleri konuşabiliyorlar (Türklerin yeteneklerinden biri) yani aynı dili konuşabiliyorlar(dalga geçiyormuş gibi oldu bu da)
i am from Indonesia. 😭😭am full of tears
Abie Labi ❤️
❤️
Iya...gw jg dah nonton filmnya....dan w nangis terus...
saya juga nangis gk henti2 😭😭
Baru aja gie liat pas bgt gue jg mellow pdal cowok😢
Turkey people is the best, even in the war they didn’t kill a woman and childrens, they’re angels, may Allah give them a beautiful place in heaven 🥺😍
Not only Turkish, that's in Islam, we couldn't kill women and children in war.
@@hambaAllah-mo7xn yeah women,child, old people and we should not not harm infrastructure and environment too.
@Robin W :)) haters gonna hate... God bless Turkey
@Robin W this pretty comment must hurt you how pity...
@Robin W it is hate definitely when you mention the attrocities commited against armenians but ignoring the much worse catastrophic mass killings against turks. And this is called racism. I sincerely beleive that you are a racist and i hope some day your soul heals.🙏
One of the most beautiful movie I've ever watched, tears flowed while watching this show. This movie truly deserves recognition at the Oscars. I can't move on from their life story. Now I can prove that Turkish people are loving, contrary to what I used to think.
I love and Korea 🇰🇷 and Turkey 🇹🇷 I'm visited the amazing countries ❤❤. I'm from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿
Janim kop rahmet 🙏🏼 Bizde de sizderdi jaksy koremiz
Kazak-Turk, Korean and Turkey-Turks are related...
🇹🇷❤️🇰🇷, 🇹🇷❤️🇰🇿,🇹🇷❤️🇦🇿, 🇹🇷❤️🇰🇬, 🇹🇷❤️🇹🇲, 🇹🇷❤️🇺🇿, 🇹🇷❤️Turan🤘
I'm Turkish, Kazahk, and South Korean.