Transfer of Tahir Malik's "Last Bullet" povest into Turkish and its investigation by the structure-theme method

Tahir Malik is a prominent figure in New Uzbek literature, with successful examples in the genre of novel crime. The author's short "So'nggi O'q" is a work of the Soviet regime, from 1922 to 1957, describing the repression, exile, persecution and massacres in Uzbekistan during the Lenin and Stalin period through a political fiction and the tragedies of real people. The short "So'nggi O'q" was very vocal in Uzbekistan in this regard. In Turkey, Tahir Malik's works "Jinoyatin Uzun Yo'li" , "Ov" and the volume I of novel "Shaytanat" have been studied. These works were studied morphologically. Since Tahir Malik has no literary works in Turkey, the short "So'nggi O'q" will be transferred to Turkish and examined in a literary fashion. The introduction of the study will cover the effects of the October Revolution in Uzbekistan and the development of the story in Uzbek literature, with the first section focusing on the life, art and work of Uzbek author Tahir Malik, and the second part will examine the passage of "So'nggi O'q" in Turkish, and the third part will examine the work through literary structure tracking.