Giresunlu cemetary - Giresunlu cemetary

During the Great Attack and the Battle of the Commander-in-Chief, the volunteer regiment soldiers from Giresun and its region were martyred here, so it was named "Giresunlular Martyrdom". The Greek army occupying our country has been deployed in "Kabaçkırar" and "Dedesivrisi" locations within the borders of İscehisar district, Karaağaç and Doğanlar village. During the War of Independence, Topal Osman commanded the 47th Regiment consisting of volunteers from Giresun and its region. The 47th Regiment under the command of Topal Osman expelled the Greek army from Dedesivritepe in the attack that started at 02:30 at night on 26 August 1922 and lasted 36 hours. He spent that night on the hills of Kabaçkıran with a battalion of the 47th Regiment, and with two battalions, Dedesivrisi and Evliya. During this battle, 14 volunteers from Giresun were martyred. The 47th regiment buried their comrades who were martyred on the same day in Dedesivritepe and the next day they continued to chase the Greek army again. Ahmet Halis Asal from Giresun, a member of the Muharibler Union who fought on the same hill, came to Doğanlar Village in 1964 to both visit the battlefield and visit the graves of his martyred friends. After visiting the graves in Dedesivritepe, he stayed in Doğanlar village for a few days. He decided to make a martyrdom for his friends lying here. At the initiative of Ahmet Halis Asal and with the help of retired General Doctor Ali Rıza Erkan from Giresun, the Governor of Afyon Ahmet Balkan, the western range command and the villagers from Doğanlar, the martyrdom was built in 1967 by surrounding stone walls. Source: iscehisar.gov.tr

This is the correct address of his witnessing, the 2nd Place, which was found in the search, takes him into the village of Doganlar. The cemetery and the museum area are very well maintained, but there is no one. Mosque and other places are locked, the cemetery is open.