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Second World War in Turkish world romans

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2021
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In the thesis, World War II themed Book Written in Blood (1944), Far Coasts (1954), Terrible Years (1956), Mother Earth (1963), Horizon (1964) and exile-themed Two November Nine Hundred Forty-Three (1990), Gurbetten İniltiler (2002) novels were examined in detail and comparatively. The aim of the study was to introduce the reader to the difficult days of the Turkish nation and the Turkish countries that participated in this war by the Soviet Union by examining the novels about the Second World War written in Turkish World Literatures. In this study, these novels written in Turkish world literatures during and after the Second World War were examined and similar and different sides of the novels were revealed. In the introduction part of our study, general information is given about the Second World War, the Turkish countries participating in the Second World War and the importance of these countries in winning the war. In the first part, the novels within the scope of the study are examined in detail in terms of plot, personal staff, time, place, perspective and narrator. In the second chapter, the novels discussed in the study are compared in terms of thematic and technical aspects.

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Pulat Mamatkulov

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Pulat Mamatkulov (Master Thesis). Second World War in Turkish world romans, 2021, Muğla Sıtkı Kocman University.

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