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Beki Luiza Bahar (December 16, 1926 - August 19, 2011) was a Turkish-Jewish writer and playwright. She is Turkey's first known female Jewish playwright. Best known for her historical creations, her plays were staged by the General Directorate of State Theaters and many theater companies in Turkey.

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birth name	Beki Luiza Morhayim (en)
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genre	Plays, Poems (en)
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notableworks	Boğaz'da Ortaköy'de (en) Efsaneden Tarihe Ankara Yahudileri (en) Senyora Grasya Nasi (en)
spouse	Jojo Yusuf Bahar (en)
has abstract	Beki Luiza Bahar (December 16, 1926 - August 19, 2011) was a Turkish-Jewish writer and playwright. She is Turkey's first known female Jewish playwright. Best known for her historical creations, her plays were staged by the General Directorate of State Theaters and many theater companies in Turkey. Apart from her plays, she wrote poetry, essays, research and her memoirs. She published articles in many newspapers and magazines of Turkey. Her best-known works are Efsaneden Tarihe Ankara Yahudileri (The Jews of Ankara from Legend to History) and Altmış Yılın Ardından (After Sixty Years) in which she compiled her memories. Besides Turkish, she also wrote poems in Ladino. (en)
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