Çanakkaleli Bir Şair: Ece Ayhan ve Şiiri

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10. His father, Behzat Çağlar, was from Gelibolu, and his mother Ayşe Çağlar was from Eceabat. The family settled in Çanakkale after his father’s resignation. Ece Ayhan spent pan of his childhood in Çanakkale and completed his primary and secondary school education in Istanbul, due to his parent’s appointment there. Ece Ayhan completed his BA Degree at the Faculty of Politics in Ankara University (1953-1959). He spent his last years in Çanakkale and passed away in July 2002 in a nursing house in lzmir. He was buried in the village of Yalova near Eceabat, a town in the province of Çanakkale.