Diyarbakır parliamentarians who were judged in Yassıada

The city of Diyarbakır has always preserved its characteristic of being an ancient city from ancient times to the present day. The city, which has hosted many cultures and civilizations of history, has survived from ancient times to the present day. Diyarbakir, which has historical riches, has been the subject of many researches in this respect. In this study, Diyarbakir parliamentarians who were judged in Yassıada were examined. The aim of the thesis study, XI. The aim of this study is to analyze and evaluate the legislative works of 9 politicians who served as Diyarbakir Deputy in the period, their political, social and economic activities in the country and Diyarbakir, and their trial by the High Court of Justice established in Yassıada, where they were detained. The opposition group formed by the different voices within the CHP established the Democrat Party and came to power in the 1950 elections, ending the 27-year continuous CHP administration, and retained its seat of power in the 1954 and 1957 elections. However, its ten-year political existence came to an end with the May 27, 1960 revolution. Democrats were tried in the Ada court by the Supreme Court of Justice established in Yassıada and were sentenced to imprisonment. The CHP-army-press trio played an influential role in the recent political history of the Republic of Turkey. Especially the coup in the country, as. TSK played a leading role in these enterprises. The Turkish army, which thinks that the country is in a crisis and turmoil, did not hesitate to intervene in power in order to eliminate the problems in its own way. In this direction, it carried out its first intervention in the history of the Republic with the 27 May revolution. Right after the coup, while the opposition and press Democrats pursued a policy of defamation, those who carried out the 1960 coup were called heroes. Keywords: Democrat Party, TBMM (Turkish Grand National Assembly), Diyarbakir Parliamentarians, Army, 27 May, Yassıada.