The foundations of anti-Zionist and anti-Communist discourses according to the Büyük Doğu Journal (1943-1960)

Various currents of thought that developed in Western society, especially since the last periods of the Ottoman Empire, started to enter Turkish society gradually by the intelligentsia. In the later stages of these affected views, the departure from the tradition and structure of Turkish society led to the emergence of the opposites of these views over time. Especially after the establishment of the Republic of Turkey, some of the transformations carried out by the state caused the formation of class differences in the society and faced serious opposition from the traditionalist, national and conservative segments. Büyük Doğu Journal, which gathers the opponents of Zionism and Communism, has become a journal with ideological principles, in which the writers, who had political, military and reflective experiences, conveyed their ideas, especially between the years 1943-1960. As a result of the study, the basis of this opposition is the argument that the traditions of the society and the views that do not coincide with Islam have no place in the society.