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Ankara Türk Ocağı (establishment and activities)

2010
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Hale Şıvgın

Abstract (EN)

Turkish nationalism is developed as an İslamic nationalism, then changed in to national ottomanism and at last turned in to the Turkish nationalism and patriotism. This event was born in Ottoman Empire?s cosmopolit structure as a name of Turkism. According to this idea today?s meaning of nation and nationalism has developed and depended on Turkism motion. Turkish furnaces were opened on 25th March 1912, it was a hard time for the government, with the help of the intellectuals such as, Mehmet Emin Yurdakul, Fuat Sabit, Ahmet Ağaoğlu and Yusuf Akcira.Turkish furnaceses basic working areas are our national culture and the other topics which are related to it. These topics are investigated, examined, checked for the place of the events in the history, affects and results, cultural events Books, brochures and magazines are creating the general working style of the Turkish furnaceses basic working areas. Turkish furnaces first rule is `Turkish furnaces are not related in the politics? (1912). When the intellectuals were creating the new national events, they tried to be stay out from the politics, which can give harm to the new event, and they kept this situation for a long time. Turkish furnaces has the aim of waking up the nationalism and keeping the nationalism alive in the community. Especially in Ankara Turkish furnaces systematic and organized events played a big role in creating a large staff. Turkish furnaces was the most important part of the Turkish Republic?s cadre, which has also done by the Turkish intellectuals during the national war. As a conclusion, Turkish furnaceses are passing from Empirement to national government, which is also playing an important role, is also a social and cultural community.Key Words:1. Turkism2. Ankara3. Nationalism4. Turkish5. Furnace

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Arzu İpek

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Arzu İpek (Master Thesis). Ankara Türk Ocağı (establishment and activities), 2010, Gazi University, Tarih Bölümü.

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