Reflection of the 1917 Russian Revolution to the Turkish press

The October Revolution (24 November 1917), 1800's II. It is a movement that started from the half of February 8, 1904, 5 September 1905, which was a continuation of a series of events that took place after the Russian-Japanese war and was a reaction to the sanctions imposed by the Russian people by the Tsarist administration. This movement, which started with small strikes, ended with the abolition of the Romanov Dynasty (1613/1917), which had been ruling for years, by the Bolsheviks led by Vladimir ILIich Ulyanov (22 April 1980, 21 January 1924). Considering the war environment the world is in, the situation was followed by all states and took its place in period newspapers. One of these states was the Ottoman State (1299/1918). Although the Ottoman State covered the events in Russia every day, the press could not be informed regularly due to the censorship applied by the state itself and the censorship in Russia. Most of the news are from Europe. In this case, it caused difficulties in conveying the issue correctly. In this thesis, it is discussed how the Russian revolution of 1917 reflected on the Ottoman Press and in which expectations the newspapers evaluated the issue. Keywords: Russian Revolution, Turkish Edition, Bolshevism