Socio-political analysis of Turkish diaspora in Bulgaria and Greece in the context of migration sociology

There are many factors that shape the history of the world and contribute to its becoming a history. Among these, one of the important issues is the concept of diaspora developing due to immigration and compulsory nomination. As a result of this concept of being a migrant, the individuals gain an identity as 'Migrants' or 'Diasporas'. The phenomenon of migration, which is known as an effective factor in the acquisition of persons' identities, is primarily regarded as mobility in the physical space, but on individuals and societies; social, cultural and economic effects. As a result of the transformation, migrants' adaptation to the new social process and adaptation process was vital not only for migrants but also for the migrated area. As I have discussed in my thesis, with the mutual interaction that occurs, identity transformations have occurred. As a matter of fact, these influences appeared as an important phenomenon expressing the transformation of social life, which added mobility to the identities of the individuals. As a result, migration waves have been instrumental in the birth of a diaspora, identity and culture chain, like the devil triangle. As a result of immigration due to compulsory nomination; many countries have become accustomed to each other, connected, blended and hybridized over time. This is the most important example of the 1923-1925 Turkish-Greek population exchange and the forced immigration activities carried out by Bulgaria before 1950, 1950-1951, 1968-1979, 1985-1989. The purpose of this study is; of migrants caused by forced migration and dealt with many dimensions, identity confusion is to prove that they live and contribute to Turkey's identity by receiving immigrants. At the same time, immigrants mass migrants are experiencing cultural and identity harmonies, and those who lose their self identity are influenced by the immigrant communities over time, showing that the identity festival is alive. As a result, the phenomenon of diaspora in the context of immigration or forced migration has provided us with various riches in the international arena, even though it may change our identities. Key Words: Migration, Forced migration, Diaspora, Migrants, Identity, Culture, Multiculturalism, Holistic Structure.