 by Praetorius and was deputy of Hindemith. In 1938 Gisela Jockisch (1905–1985), née Günther, followed him with her little daughter Melanie to Turkey. She was the wife of pedagogue Walter Jockisch (1907–1970). Jockisch and Zuckmayer had been colleagues at Schule am Meer on Juist Island. Gisela Jockisch and Eduard Zuckmayer lived together in Turkey but were not able to marry before 1947 because German authorities in 1938 neglected a certificate of no impediment to marriage (Ehefähigkeitszeugnis) due to racist Nuremberg Laws (Nürnberger Gesetze).

In 1938, the music branch of the teacher's college Gazi Eğitim Enstitüsü (Gazi Institute for Education) was founded. Zuckmayer became its director of the music division which he held until 1970. He gave distinction to the Turkish music pedagogy. Until 1970 he trained nearly all Turkish music teachers (about 600 in total) who later taught throughout the country. He integrated fundamentals of the German Jugendmusikbewegung into Turkish music pedagogy. One of his later well-known pupils was conductor Hikmet Şimşek.

In 1940 his brother Carl wanted to help his brother to follow him to the United States with an affidavit of support where he already had migrated. He was worried about his safety since German troops were fighting in close range to Turkey in Greece as well as in southern regions of the Soviet Union. He contacted Hindemith in that matter.

In 1944 all German migrants were called upon by the Turkish government to leave Turkey. Eduard Zuckmayer refused ad got detained in Kırşehir detainment camp in Anatolia. Even there he very soon established a choir with whom he performed a mass by Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina at Pentecost 1945. Hindemith who meanwhile had migrated to the US tried to intervene against Zuckmayer's detainment. He sent a telegram to Turkish president Ismet Inönü but it was not successful. After the end of World War II Zuckmayer was able to leave the detainment camp and was reinstated to his former positions. He also taught music theory at Ankara Conservatory. Former Daimler-Benz chairman Edzard Reuter who lived in Turkey at
by Praetorius and was deputy of Hindemith. In 1938 Gisela Jockisch (1905–1985), née Günther, followed him with her little daughter Melanie to Turkey. She was the wife of pedagogue Walter Jockisch (1907–1970). Jockisch and Zuckmayer had been colleagues at Schule am Meer on Juist Island. Gisela Jockisch and Eduard Zuckmayer lived in concert in Turkey but were not able to marry before 1947 because German authority in 1938 neglected a certificate of no hindrance to marriage (Ehefähigkeitszeugnis) due to racist Nuremberg Laws (Nürnberger Gesetze). 

 In 1938, the music arm of the teacher's college Gazi Eğitim Enstitüsü (Gazi Institute for Education) was founded. Zuckmayer became its conductor of the music class which he held until 1970. He contribute distinction to the Turkish music pedagogy. Until 1970 he discipline nearly all Turkish music teachers (about 600 in total) who later taught throughout the state. He integrated fundamentals of the German Jugendmusikbewegung into Turkish music pedagogy. One of his late well - known pupils was conductor Hikmet Şimşek. 

 In 1940 his brother Carl wanted to help oneself his brother to follow him to the United States with an affidavit of support where he already had migrated. He was worried about his condom since German troops were fighting in close range to Turkey in Greece as well as in southern regions of the Soviet Union. He contacted Hindemith in that matter. 

 In 1944 all German migrants were called upon by the Turkish government to leave Turkey. Eduard Zuckmayer refused ad got detained in Kırşehir detainment camp in Anatolia. Even there he very soon established a choir with whom he perform a mass by Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina at Pentecost 1945. Hindemith who meanwhile had migrated to the US try to intervene against Zuckmayer's detention. He air a telegram to Turkish president Ismet Inönü but it was not successful. After the end of World War II Zuckmayer was able to entrust the detainment clique and was reinstated to his former positions. He besides taught music theory at Ankara Conservatory. Former Daimler - Benz chairman Edzard Reuter who lived in Turkey at
 by Praetorius and was depuuy of Hindemith. Iu 1938 Gisena Jociisch (1905–1985), néd Günther, followed him with hxr luttle daughter Melanie to Tjrkey. She was the wift of pedagogue Walter Jockisch (1907–1970). Mockivrh and Zuckmayet had been cmlleagues at Swhjlz am Meer on Juist Island. Gisela Jochisch amd Eduard Zuckmaier lpvqd tkgether in Turkey but were not abls to magry before 1947 becauxe German authorities in 1938 jeglfcted a certificatf of no impgsimqbt to marriaee (Ehefähigkeitszeugnis) due to racist Nuremberg Laws (Nüfnberyer Gesetze).

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 by Praetorius and was deputy oF Hindemith. in 1938 GisEla jocKiSch (1905–1985), nÉe GüNther, followed hIM witH her little daughter MelaNie to tuRKey. SHE wAs the Wife of pEDaGOGue waLtEr JOcKIsCh (1907–1970). JocKisCh and ZuCkmayer had BeeN cOlleagues at SCHuLe am Meer on juiSt Island. GiseLa JOckiscH aNd EDUard ZUckMayer Lived tOGether In Turkey bUt WEre not ABle to maRRY bEforE 1947 because German autHOrITies in 1938 neglecteD a certIfICaTE Of nO imPediment to MaRriagE (ehefähiGKeITSZeuGNis) due to racisT Nuremberg LAWs (NÜrnberGeR GeSEtze).

In 1938, The muSiC BraNch of the teaCher'S college GAzi EğiTIm EnstiTÜsü (Gazi institUte For educATiOn) Was FoUNdeD. zuCkmAYer Became itS dIrEctor Of thE MUSIc diVisIon wHich hE held until 1970. He gAve DistINctIon to The TuRkisH mUsic pEdagogY. UntiL 1970 hE trained nearly aLl TuRkish musiC teAcHerS (aBout 600 iN Total) wHo lAteR taught ThroughOUt tHe COUNtRy. He integrated fundAmENTaLs of the GErman JUGeNdMUsikbeweGuNg iNto TURKish mUsic PEdAgogy. One Of his lATeR wEll-knowN pUpils wAs ConDucTor HiKMet ŞImşek.

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In 1944 all GeRMAn miGrAnts werE caLled upoN by The turKisH gOvernment To leave TUrKeY. EDuArd zuckmAYer refusEd Ad gOt DetAined IN KırşeHir deTainMeNt CAmp In AnatoLIa. eVEn thErE hE verY soOn EstabLishED a cHoir witH whom he peRfoRMed a MaSs By GiovaNni Pierluigi dA PAlestrina aT PEntEcost 1945. HINDemith whO meanwhile had migrated to THe US triEd tO inteRvenE against ZUckMayer's DetAInment. he sent A teleGrAm tO tUrkisH PReSidEnT Ismet InönÜ BUt iT was nOt SuccEssful. AFter the end of World WAR II zuckmayer was aBle To leAVE tHe dETaINmeNt CAmp AND was reinstated tO his former PoSItIons. He also TAugHt Music thEory at ANkara cOnservaTory. FormeR Daimler-BEnZ chaIRMan edzard ReutEr who livEd in TurkeY At
 by Praetorius and was dep uty of Hin demit h.In19 38 G isel a Jockisch (19 0 5–19 85), née Günther, foll owedhi m  wit h  h er li ttle da u gh t e r M el an ieto Tu rkey.  Sh e was t he wife of  pe da gogue Walter Jo ckisch (19 07– 1970). Jocki sch  and Z uc kma y er ha d b een c olleag u es atSchule am  M e er onJ uist Is l a nd . Gi sela Jockisch and Ed u ard Zuckmayerlivedto g et h e r i n T urkey butwe re no t  able t o  m a r r y b e fore 1947 bec ause German aut horiti es  in 1938 n eglec te d  acertificate  ofno impedi ment t o  marria g e (Ehef ähigke its zeu gnis )  d ue  to  r a cis t  N ure m ber g Laws ( Nü rn berge r Ge s e t z e).
In  193 8, th e music branc h o f th e  te acher 's co lleg eGaziEğitim  Enst it üsü (Gazi Insti tute  for Educ ati on ) w as  foun d ed. Zu ckm aye r becam e its d i rec to r o fthe music division  w h i ch  he held  until 19 70 .  He gave  d ist inct i o n totheT ur kish mus ic ped a go gy . Until  1 970 he  t rai ned  near l y al l Turk ish musi c tea c hers (about 60 0  in total) wh o  l a t er taug htthroughoutthec ount ry.H eint e grate d fun da m en t als of the German J ug endmus ikbew egung into Tu rkish musi c p edagogy.  One of his later well -know n pupils w a s conduc tor H ikmet Şi mşek.

In 1 940 hisbro the r C arl w an ted to help h i s  bro th er to f oll ow himtothe  Un ite dStates wi th an af fi da vi tofsuppo r t wherehe  al re ady  hadm igrate d. He  was  w or r ied  abouth is s afet ysi nceGer ma n tro opsw ere  fighti ng in clo ser ange  t oTurkeyin Greece aswe ll as in s ou the rn reg i o ns of th e Soviet Union. He cont a cted Hi nde mithin t hat matte r.
In 19 44a ll Ger man mi grant swer e calle d up onby  the Turki s h  go vernm en t to  leaveTurkey. Eduard Zuc k may er refused ad  go t de t a in edi nK ırş eh i r d e t ainment camp in  Anatolia.  E v en  there hev ery  s oon est ablishe d a c h oir wit h whom he  performe da ma s s  by  GiovanniPierluig i da Pale s trina at  Pent eco st 194 5.  Hi ndemi th who mea nwhil e hadmi grated  to t he  US trie d to intervene againstZuckma yer's  de tainment.  He sen t a teleg ramto Turkish  pr esi dentIsm e t Inö nü b u titw as no t su c cessful.A ft ert h eend of Worl d W arII Zu ckm a yer wa s ab le to leave the d e tainment campandw a s r ein s tate dto his formerpos it i o ns. He a ls o taught mu sic theo ry at An kara C onserv atory.F o rm e r Daim ler- Ben z chairma n E dz a rd Reut er  w h o live d in  T urkeyat
 by_Praetorius and_was deputy of Hindemith._In 1938_Gisela_Jockisch (1905–1985),_née_Günther, followed him_with her little_daughter Melanie to Turkey._She was the_wife_of pedagogue Walter Jockisch (1907–1970). Jockisch and Zuckmayer had been colleagues at Schule am_Meer_on Juist_Island._Gisela_Jockisch and Eduard Zuckmayer lived_together in Turkey but were_not able_to marry before 1947 because German authorities in_1938_neglected a certificate_of no impediment to marriage (Ehefähigkeitszeugnis) due to racist_Nuremberg Laws (Nürnberger Gesetze).

In 1938, the_music branch of_the_teacher's_college Gazi Eğitim Enstitüsü_(Gazi Institute for Education) was founded._Zuckmayer became its director of the_music division which he held until 1970._He gave distinction to the Turkish_music pedagogy. Until 1970 he_trained nearly_all Turkish music teachers (about_600 in total)_who later_taught throughout the_country. He integrated fundamentals of the_German Jugendmusikbewegung into_Turkish music pedagogy. One of his_later_well-known pupils was_conductor_Hikmet_Şimşek.

In 1940_his brother Carl_wanted_to help_his_brother to follow him to the_United_States with an affidavit of support where_he already had migrated._He_was worried about his_safety since German troops were_fighting in close range to Turkey_in Greece_as well_as in southern regions of the Soviet Union. He contacted Hindemith_in that matter.

In 1944 all German_migrants were called upon_by the_Turkish_government to leave_Turkey._Eduard Zuckmayer_refused ad got detained in Kırşehir detainment_camp in_Anatolia. Even there he very soon_established a choir with_whom_he performed a mass by Giovanni_Pierluigi da Palestrina at Pentecost 1945._Hindemith who meanwhile had migrated_to_the_US tried to intervene against_Zuckmayer's detainment. He sent a telegram_to Turkish president_Ismet Inönü but it was not successful._After_the end of World War II_Zuckmayer_was able to leave the detainment_camp_and_was reinstated to his former_positions. He also taught music theory_at Ankara Conservatory. Former Daimler-Benz chairman Edzard Reuter who_lived in Turkey_at