Mediterranean Turk Ocaks 1923 - 1931

The first of the word 'nation' is, owning the most important factors of communal heriatge jontly and secondly, belief of their destiny in the past and future is common. In the transistion process of from prenation to nation to nation the social economical political conversion in the western Europe has opened the period of nationalism especialy with the French revolotuion is the general opinion. When examined perceptibly in the historical process in a broad perspective, nationalism is an egual concept with the existence of humanity. The society has taken its final shape with the consisting of the nation. The last phase of humanity in te way to become communal existence has formed the nation.In the history process after the existence of nation. The concept nation exists since the first one who made the nation as a basis in state politics.Also Kaşgarlı Mahmut has illıstrated this concept obviously in his Divan-ı Lügat-i Türk. It has been one of the Pioneer Associations in cosisting of Turkhish Homelan,Turkhish Association,Turkish İnformation Association, the concept of Turkish Homelan has been active until today in illuminating outr recent history,Tarık Zafer Tunaya says. Turkhish Heaths has been the advisor in developing the concept nation awareness. Even tough they were blamed to be the partners of İttihat Terakki during the II. Constiuional Period, Hearts have contributed in national struggle. Turkhish hearths an my field of study Mediterrenean Turk Ocaks regarded the begining and development of idea. Turkhısh hearts did important works for social,cultural,educational and sports development of the towns and took important steps for the development of a country got rid of occupation. Turkhish Hearts have made significant services to the newly established Republic of turkey. Turkhis Hearts, closed on the grounds of deviation from the goal in 1931,have transferred all activities to Community Centers and their properties to CHP. KEYWORDS: Mediterranean,Turk Ocaks,Turkhis Hearths,1923-1931