The political, social and economical reasons and assessment of the mutinies which appear between 1919?1938 in the Middle Anatolia
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In our research, we examined the mutinies that appear in the Middle Anatolia, which play an important role in Turkey?s destiny, within the national contestation period. We prepared research in two sectionsAt the first section, we made detailing about the political, social and economical conditions in the Middle Anatolia mutinies? period which appear between 1919-1938 years.At second section, we gave the information of the main part of our thesis in the title of general view to the Middle Anatolia mutinies which appear between 1919-1938 years..In this way, the mutinies in the national contestation period in the Middle Anatolia are considered from different ways and this assessment has also been supported with the attachments.Keywords: Mutiny, Agreement, Social structure, Economical structure, Press
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Volkan Arı
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Gazi University
Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Tarihi Bilim Dalı
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Volkan Arı (Master Thesis). The political, social and economical reasons and assessment of the mutinies which appear between 1919?1938 in the Middle Anatolia, 2009, Gazi University, Tarih Bölümü.
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