The program's 'Introduction' section includes the following evaluation of Kemalism: 'The main ideas that form the basis of the Republican People's Party program have been presented plainly with the works that have been done from the beginning of the Turkish Revolution until now. 'Kemalism' was officially recognized with the CHP Program, which was adopted at the Fourth Grand Congress of the CHP in May 1935. The emblem of the party, the six arrows, symbolizes these principles. In 1935, the principles of 'Statism' and 'Revolutionism' were added, bringing the party's principles to six. In 1924, it became the 'Republican People's Party,' and in 1935, it changed its name to the 'Republican People's Party.' In 1927, 'Republicanism,' 'Populism,' 'Nationalism,' and 'Secularism' were adopted as the party's four basic principles. Türkiye Economy Photo Gallery / EconomyĬHP was first established on Septemunder the name 'People's Party' under the leadership of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.Product News Photo Gallery / Technology.İzmir Weather Forecast Weather Forecast.Ankara Weather Forecast Weather Forecast.Istanbul Weather Forecast Weather Forecast.Along with the Ser Verip Sır Vermeyen Bir Yiğit by Nihat Behram, Tohum by Muzaffer Oruçoğlu and dossier of Emekçi journal (No.: 4) about the case of İbrahim Kaypakkaya, this book is one of the most important sources on İbrahim Kaypakkaya. It does it only in few places, mostly to give an explanation or point to some contradictions.įor conclusion, I can say that there is some important problems regarding this book (and other books written by the same author) but these are secondary problems.

Also another secondary problem about this book was (which it's probably the biggest problem of it), its not giving exact references in the footnotes. In some parts, some topics were not exactly related with the book, so we can say that this was a secondary negative aspect of it. This book mostly contains important documents from several sources (such as trial documents, trial records, some individual documents obtained from lawyers etc.), but also uses newspapers, magazines and interviews (some made by the author) etc.

Deniz by Turhan Feyizoğlu