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Assigning of Hüsrev Gerede, Behiç Erkin and Ruşen Eşref Ünaydın who were close to him by Atatürk to the Hungarian embassy office is important to show that Atatürk gave importance to the Turkish-Hungarian diplomatic relations. Mostly sending the diplomats, who spoke Turkish, by Horthy to Turkey also shows that the sensitivity against the Turkish-Hungarian diplomatic relations was mutual. As a result of increasing political relations following establishing the mutual embassies, visiting of Hungarian Prime Minister Bethlen Turkey in 1930 was followed by visiting of Turkish Prime Minister İsmet Pasha Hungary in 1931. Those visits, which showed the Turkish-Hungarian friendship, and the smart and delicate policy, followed by Atatürk, removed the disconnection, since Turkey participated in the Balkan Pact, and improved the relations again. Even though Turkey, in general, signed the impartiality agreements with the neighbor countries, an exemption was made to Hungary and the Turkish-Hungarian impartiality agreement concluded immediate after the Balkan Pact. Numan Menemencioğlu explained the reason of this situation as “completely sentimental and racial” and showed that the relations between Turkey and Hungary had a different angle than the relations with other countries.
It is observed that Turkish-Hungarian relations were profound in the agriculture, cattle-breeding and trade fields during the period between 1923-1950. During that period, many students, whom Fethi Vecdet Erkun also participated in them, were sent to Hungary for agriculture education. In addition, the Hungarian agriculture machines were imported to Turkey in order to apply the agriculture under the modern conditions. Another dimension of Turkish-Hungarian relations in the agriculture and cattle-breeding fields was to employ the experts whom there were flower expert, Kabicsar Laszlo, Professor Louis Yerd, zoo-technique expert, Professor Welmann, Dr. Csiki and Madaskai Istvan, pasture and meadow expert, Kolbai Karoly, among them in order to apply the modern agriculture and cattle-breeding techniques in Turkey. Furthermore, the Hungarian experts, who worked in the construction of Turkey, built many institutions and organizations such as Ankara Racetrack, Ankara Jokey Club, Ankara stadium, Yeşilköy Airport.
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İSLAMİYET’IN RESMİ DİN OLARAK KABULÜ (1916)
ACCEPTANCE OF ISLAM AS THE OFFICIAL RELIGION IN
HUNGARY (1916)
Assigning of Hüsrev Gerede, Behiç Erkin and Ruşen Eşref Ünaydın who were close to him by Atatürk to the Hungarian embassy office is important to show that Atatürk gave importance to the Turkish-Hungarian diplomatic relations. Mostly sending the diplomats, who spoke Turkish, by Horthy to Turkey also shows that the sensitivity against the Turkish-Hungarian diplomatic relations was mutual. As a result of increasing political relations following establishing the mutual embassies, visiting of Hungarian Prime Minister Bethlen Turkey in 1930 was followed by visiting of Turkish Prime Minister İsmet Pasha Hungary in 1931. Those visits, which showed the Turkish-Hungarian friendship, and the smart and delicate policy, followed by Atatürk, removed the disconnection, since Turkey participated in the Balkan Pact, and improved the relations again. Even though Turkey, in general, signed the impartiality agreements with the neighbor countries, an exemption was made to Hungary and the Turkish-Hungarian impartiality agreement concluded immediate after the Balkan Pact. Numan Menemencioğlu explained the reason of this situation as “completely sentimental and racial” and showed that the relations between Turkey and Hungary had a different angle than the relations with other countries.
It is observed that Turkish-Hungarian relations were profound in the agriculture, cattle-breeding and trade fields during the period between 1923-1950. During that period, many students, whom Fethi Vecdet Erkun also participated in them, were sent to Hungary for agriculture education. In addition, the Hungarian agriculture machines were imported to Turkey in order to apply the agriculture under the modern conditions. Another dimension of Turkish-Hungarian relations in the agriculture and cattle-breeding fields was to employ the experts whom there were flower expert, Kabicsar Laszlo, Professor Louis Yerd, zoo-technique expert, Professor Welmann, Dr. Csiki and Madaskai Istvan, pasture and meadow expert, Kolbai Karoly, among them in order to apply the modern agriculture and cattle-breeding techniques in Turkey. Furthermore, the Hungarian experts, who worked in the construction of Turkey, built many institutions and organizations such as Ankara Racetrack, Ankara Jokey Club, Ankara stadium, Yeşilköy Airport.
Despite the invasion of Hungary by Nazi during the Second World War and then, by Soviet led to weakening of Turkish-Hungarian relations during that period, it could not destroy the Turkish-Hungarian friendship. Turkish-Hungarian relations are important during that period regarding establishing the “Turkish-Hungarian Friendship Association” in Hungary, 1943. Sheltering of prime minister, Miklos Kallay in Turkish Embassy in Budapest during the Nazi invasion of Hungary and lodging him there for a long time are important to show the Turkish-Hungarian friendship during that period. Turkish Red Crescent provided the help to Hungarians due to the scarcity in Hungary after the War. The significant part of Turkish-Hungarian relations during 1923-1950 includes the relations in the cultural field. The cultural relations were also effective in the strengthening of political and diplomatic relations during that period. Living of many Hungarians, working of Hungarian experts in the construction of modern Turkey, conferring citizenship to some Hungarians whom they acknowledged Turkey as their homeland during 1923-1950 have significance regarding the contribution of some Hungarian scholars, for example, to the Turkish folklore by Ignác Kúnos, Turkish archiving by Lajos Fekete, Turkish folk music by Béla Bartók, Turkish language by Gyula Nemeth, Turkish ethnography by Gyula Meszaros, Turkish history by László Rásonyi and Turkish meteorology by Antal Réthly.
İSLAMİYET’IN RESMİ DİN OLARAK KABULÜ (1916)
ACCEPTANCE OF ISLAM AS THE OFFICIAL RELIGION IN
HUNGARY (1916)
Assigning of Hüsrev Gerede, Behiç Erkin and Ruşen Eşref Ünaydın who were close to him by Atatürk to the Hungarian embassy office is important to show that Atatürk gave importance to the Turkish-Hungarian diplomatic relations. Mostly sending the diplomats, who spoke Turkish, by Horthy to Turkey also shows that the sensitivity against the Turkish-Hungarian diplomatic relations was mutual. As a result of increasing political relations following establishing the mutual embassies, visiting of Hungarian Prime Minister Bethlen Turkey in 1930 was followed by visiting of Turkish Prime Minister İsmet Pasha Hungary in 1931. Those visits, which showed the Turkish-Hungarian friendship, and the smart and delicate policy, followed by Atatürk, removed the disconnection, since Turkey participated in the Balkan Pact, and improved the relations again. Even though Turkey, in general, signed the impartiality agreements with the neighbor countries, an exemption was made to Hungary and the Turkish-Hungarian impartiality agreement concluded immediate after the Balkan Pact. Numan Menemencioğlu explained the reason of this situation as “completely sentimental and racial” and showed that the relations between Turkey and Hungary had a different angle than the relations with other countries.
It is observed that Turkish-Hungarian relations were profound in the agriculture, cattle-breeding and trade fields during the period between 1923-1950. During that period, many students, whom Fethi Vecdet Erkun also participated in them, were sent to Hungary for agriculture education. In addition, the Hungarian agriculture machines were imported to Turkey in order to apply the agriculture under the modern conditions. Another dimension of Turkish-Hungarian relations in the agriculture and cattle-breeding fields was to employ the experts whom there were flower expert, Kabicsar Laszlo, Professor Louis Yerd, zoo-technique expert, Professor Welmann, Dr. Csiki and Madaskai Istvan, pasture and meadow expert, Kolbai Karoly, among them in order to apply the modern agriculture and cattle-breeding techniques in Turkey. Furthermore, the Hungarian experts, who worked in the construction of Turkey, built many institutions and organizations such as Ankara Racetrack, Ankara Jokey Club, Ankara stadium, Yeşilköy Airport.
Despite the invasion of Hungary by Nazi during the Second World War and then, by Soviet led to weakening of Turkish-Hungarian relations during that period, it could not destroy the Turkish-Hungarian friendship. Turkish-Hungarian relations are important during that period regarding establishing the “Turkish-Hungarian Friendship Association” in Hungary, 1943. Sheltering of prime minister, Miklos Kallay in Turkish Embassy in Budapest during the Nazi invasion of Hungary and lodging him there for a long time are important to show the Turkish-Hungarian friendship during that period. Turkish Red Crescent provided the help to Hungarians due to the scarcity in Hungary after the War. The significant part of Turkish-Hungarian relations during 1923-1950 includes the relations in the cultural field. The cultural relations were also effective in the strengthening of political and diplomatic relations during that period. Living of many Hungarians, working of Hungarian experts in the construction of modern Turkey, conferring citizenship to some Hungarians whom they acknowledged Turkey as their homeland during 1923-1950 have significance regarding the contribution of some Hungarian scholars, for example, to the Turkish folklore by Ignác Kúnos, Turkish archiving by Lajos Fekete, Turkish folk music by Béla Bartók, Turkish language by Gyula Nemeth, Turkish ethnography by Gyula Meszaros, Turkish history by László Rásonyi and Turkish meteorology by Antal Réthly.
Public Order Problem in Bartın District During the National Struggle
(1919-1922)
Activities of Şevket Turgut, Commander of Forces Suppressing and Pursuing Rebels in Zonguldak and its
Surroundings (1919-1922)
ÇORUM BRANCH OF TURKISH CHILDREN’S PROTECTION SOCIETY
(1924-1930)
SOCIAL-CULTURAL LIFE IN BARTIN IN THE LIGHT OF BARTIN NEWSPAPER (1924)
DEMOKRAT PARTİ’NİN İLK YILLARINDA TÜRK ORDUSU (1950-1953)
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vardır. Enfokrasi tahakkümün araçlarının farkında olmaksızın bireyler, özgür olduklarına inanırlar. Bu makalede yöntem olarak kullanılan eleştirel söylem analizi dile sosyal bir olgu olarak yaklaşır. Dil ile oluşturulan tahakkümün peşinde, gizli/açık ideolojiyi ortaya çıkarmaya çalışır. Bu makalede yapılan analiz sonucunda, haber metinlerinin ortak anlatılarında yer alan anahtar kelimeler: polis şiddeti, ırkçılık, dijitalleşen iletişim ve ulusların geleceğe dair geliştirdiği belirsizlik korkusu olarak sıralanabilir. Batı sömürüsünün, özellikle tarihsel düzlemdeki sonuçlarından olan göç ve göçmenlik durumu, yeni bir Batı politikasının oluşturulması gerekliliğini ön plana çıkarır. Dijitalleşen iletişim, örneklemdeki haber metinlerinde olumlu ve olumsuz yanlarıyla ele
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Issue: 1
Volume: 14
Page Numbers: 275-292
Publication Date: 2022
Publication Name: Zeitschrift für die Welt der Türken Journal of World of Turks
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