1905 Russian Revolution and Muslim Turkic congresses
2022
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In my work titled "1905 Russian Revolution and Muslim Turkic Congresses": During the 1905 Russian Revolution, the efforts of Muslim Turkic to make their voices heard in the lands of Western Turkestan under Russian occupation are discussed. First of all, how the Russians occupied West Turkestan and the situation of the West Turkestan Turkic living under the Russian occupation were mentioned. Then, the road to the Revolution, the environment of the 1905 Russian Revolution and the struggles of the West Turkestan Turkic, who could not get what they wanted in the Duma assemblies after the revolution, are examined. The occupied West Turkestan Turkic, who could not get what they wanted, and their efforts to save the occupied West Turkestan from Russian domination with the Muslim Turkic congresses are explained. Later, these Congresses laid the foundations of the "Basmacılar" movement, which the Russians call "Korbaşlar", and started a resistance against the Russians.
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Dr. Hüseyin Furkan Çolak
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Hüseyin Furkan Çolak (Master Thesis). 1905 Russian Revolution and Muslim Turkic congresses, 2022, Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli University.
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