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Toward the Formation Of The Republic of Tuerkiye is the fourth book in the Series. Although the original is in Turkish, it has now been translated into English to reach a wider English-speaking audience. It also targets the second and later generation of English-speaking Turks who have been away from the country but desire to learn how Tuerkiye was formed in the early 1920s. The book covers the period of 1921 and a part of 1922. It explains the formation and deliberations of the Grand National Assembly of Tuerkiye, the various wars for independence, how the present-day borders were established, the elimination of extreme right and extreme left, particularly of communism, and how Mustafa Kemal Pasa (Atatuerk) moved toward his ideal of forming a republic in Tuerkiye. The book also explains the end of the Ottoman Sultanate by just retaining the Assembly-appointed caliph.
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Toward the Formation Of The Republic of Tuerkiye is the fourth book in the Series. Although the original is in Turkish, it has now been translated into English to reach a wider English-speaking audience. It also targets the second and later generation of English-speaking Turks who have been away from the country but desire to learn how Tuerkiye was formed in the early 1920s. The book covers the period of 1921 and a part of 1922. It explains the formation and deliberations of the Grand National Assembly of Tuerkiye, the various wars for independence, how the present-day borders were established, the elimination of extreme right and extreme left, particularly of communism, and how Mustafa Kemal Pasa (Atatuerk) moved toward his ideal of forming a republic in Tuerkiye. The book also explains the end of the Ottoman Sultanate by just retaining the Assembly-appointed caliph.