Story writers and their stories in the Ülkü magazi̇ne

Ülkü magazine, named after Atatürk himself and started to be published in Ankara between 1933 and 1950, is the official publication of the community centers. Ülkü is a magazine of "an ideal" and "a mission" that is important in terms of reflecting the political and social history of its period. It aims to ensure that the six principles, which are the ideological elements of the state, are adopted by the masses in theory and practice and to provide a specific theoretical framework for them. Ülkü has become a publication organ that serves the national language, national history, national arts and culture around the elements of the revolution, depending on the ideas and spirit of the community centers. The articles in all of the series have been written in accordance with this publication policy. In this study, all the stories in the 272 issues of the magazine were subjected to scientific and systematic examination. The study consists of three main parts. First part; It is the "Introduction" section. Explanations about community centers and Ülkü magazine are included under subheadings. The second part is the "Review" part. In this section, the story and author index are included, and then evaluations are made about the period and the stories. In the third part, all "Story Texts in Order of Publication" in the magazine are listed. At the end of the study; It has been observed that the Ülkü magazine carries texts that reflect the spirit of the period on its pages, with sections such as "peasantism" in particular, literature, language, history, geography, fine arts, sociology, philosophy, economy, sports, homeland protection, agriculture, public health, bibliography, community center news. Newspapers and magazines, which are among the periodicals, are the publication organs that bear witness to the period. It is one of the indispensable sources especially for the literature of the last century. In this study, the stories and their authors published in the Ülkü magazine between 1933 and 1950 were identified and presented to those interested in doing research on the subject. Keywords: Ülkü, Atatürk, Six Arrows, Revolution, Periodicals, Story.