Photo Gallery 'The Most Intense Years of Our Family Life'
Turkish government critic Can Dündar spent three years in exile separated from his wife Dilek. They recently reunited in Berlin, where they discussed their hopes for the end of the Erdogan era and how FaceTime helped keep them together as a family.
Can Dündar, the former editor-in-chief of Turkey's Cumhuriyet newspaper, was recently reunited with his wife Dilek in Berlin. The two had been forcibly separated for more than three years. Of their reunion, Dilek says: "It was like in a movie."
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Supporters of newly elected Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu celebrate in front of the Istanbul Municipality Building on June 27. "I think we are heading toward early elections," says Can Dündar. "I expect them next year."
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Dilek Dündar (second from right) and Can Dündar (right) during their interview at DER SPIEGEL's Berlin office.
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