The effect of World War II on Turkish airspace and territorial waters
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World War II, in which millions of people lost their lives. World War II caused the reshaping of the world, especially Europe. Both the states participating in the war and the states that tried to protect their people from the destructive effects of the war with the balance policy they followed, such as Turkey, were affected by this war. The purpose of this research II. To discuss the effects of World War II on Turkish airspace and territorial waters. Qualitative research methods are adopted as the basic research method in the study in which archive scanning is carried out. In this context, secondary sources were discussed, II. Books and articles about World War II and the violations Turkey experienced were scanned. The study focuses on printed materials, publications and reports on the subject, books, articles, internet publications, newspaper news and aviation journals, using Turkish and English resources and the Republic Archive of the Presidency of the Presidency State Archives. The news published in Cumhuriyet and other important newspapers of the period, such as Aksam and Ulus, are also important historical sources. Especially the comments in the newspaper Cumhuriyet, the government and the administrative elite of the period II. It is considered to be very important in terms of giving his perspective on the World War II and the land, air and sea violations that Turkey was exposed to.
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Eren Çakmakcı
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Eren Çakmakcı (Master Thesis). The effect of World War II on Turkish airspace and territorial waters, 2023, Munzur University.
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