Tercüman-ı Hakikat newspapers in 1914, according to the Balkans
2010
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Abstract (EN)
Our object of study is the Balkans in 1914 according to the ?Tercüman- ı Hakikat? newspaper, which is known as the semi-official press organ of the Ittihadists (Unionists).Balkan geography, having a passage between the two former lands of civilasation -Asia and Europe, had been the scene of the various storms according to the requirements of the ages and nearly become a boiling cauldron in the human history with the alliance of many historians. It still continues to maintain this position. The reason of this result in 1914 -the falling into confusion of the Balkanians with the idea of having the Balkans because of nationalism and its geopolitic importance; and the major states? overt political maneuvers and detection on the Balkans and Balkanians with the idea of getting their deserved share from the Balkan pie as a result of the colonialism concept has been tried to be explained by examining the mentioned newspaper documents.Keywords1. Islands2. Dreadnought3. Migrate4. Epirus5. Alliance
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Dr. Ahmet Kemal Çalış
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Gazi University
Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Tarihi Bilim Dalı
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Ahmet Kemal Çalış (Master Thesis). Tercüman-ı Hakikat newspapers in 1914, according to the Balkans, 2010, Gazi University, Tarih Bölümü.
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