Balkan entente and Turkish literature: The orijin and development of literature Balkans Central literature during the Republic of Turkey

It has been seen that a new interest being to form toward to Balkans in Turkish literature, when review culture and art life of 1930s. It is possible to say that in the Turkish public opinion, the Balkan tendance are reaching out to the end under the influence of the large Balkan emigration that started after various bilateral agreements and the Balkan Entente signed early in 1930. While the developments that occured throughout the period foster tendency for the Balkans, both in administrative classes and on the public, it is observed that the experiences of the Ottoman period have begun to take shape and the common memory has begun to take action. These developments have been reflected in literature not too long after, and have been contributed to numerous researches, writing articles and travelling on the Balkans. In addition to these, remarkable developments have been recorded in poetry, story and novel as direct literary achievements. Although the relevant period has been dealt with in the context of international relations and Republican history until now, it is seen that the developments within the period are not subjected to an independent evaluation in terms of literary reflection. In this respect, in this thesis, which deals with the dimensions of literature for the Balkans through the determination of literary yields published both in important literary-art magazines between the 1930s and the post-Second World War, Articles, travelnames, poems, stories and novels arising during the period are being tried to be collectively evaluated. Keywords: Balkan Entente, Balkan Migrations, literature for the Balkans, translations from Balkan languages.