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APPROACHMENT OF TURKISH PRESS AGAINST SOVIET DIPLOMACY AND STALIN IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR PERIOD (1939-1945)

II. DÜNYA SAVAŞI’NDA STALİN VE SOVYET DİPLOMASİSİ KARŞISINDA TÜRK BASININ TUTUMU (1939-1945)

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239–277
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2017-09-08
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Withthis active policy, diplomacy by Stalin, who played an important role in the determination ofSoviet diplomacy until 1953, Has significantly affected the Turkish press and has become thefocus of the press.In this work, Stalin, who has made an important impact on world history and hascaused a great repercussion through ideological ideas that have been revealed on the world,It will be shown that the problems between the two governments are effective at first and thatthe attitude of the Turkish press in the face of the diplomacy that Stalin carried out between1939 and 1945 will be examine.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The relations that started with the Soviet Russia since the establishment of theRepublic of Turkey have a great importance both for world peace and for the relations ofthe two countries.
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Key Findings & Data:Different administrative understandings and ideologicalattitudes in Russia with the 1917 October Revolution and with the 1923 Revolution in Turkey;This relationship has become more interesting in the context of research.
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Conclusion & Impact:Withthis active policy, diplomacy by Stalin, who played an important role in the determination ofSoviet diplomacy until 1953, Has significantly affected the Turkish press and has become thefocus of the press.In this work, Stalin, who has made an important impact on world history and hascaused a great repercussion through ideological ideas that have been revealed on the world,It will be shown that the problems between the two governments are effective at first and thatthe attitude of the Turkish press in the face of the diplomacy that Stalin carried out between1939 and 1945 will be examine.
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⚙️Variables:İkinci Dünya Savaşı · Stalin · Sovyet Diplomasisi

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The relations that started with the Soviet Russia since the establishment of theRepublic of Turkey have a great importance both for world peace and for the relations ofthe two countries. Political, economic and social developments between these two stateshave continued since this period. Different administrative understandings and ideologicalattitudes in Russia with the 1917 October Revolution and with the 1923 Revolution in Turkey;This relationship has become more interesting in the context of research. In particular, whenlooking at the turn after 1923, Until March of 1953, Stalin (Joseph Vissarionovich Chowdhury),the leading name in the state administration of the Soviet Union, greatly influenced both theTurkish-Soviet and Soviet Union’s relations with other countries with active policies. Withthis active policy, diplomacy by Stalin, who played an important role in the determination ofSoviet diplomacy until 1953, Has significantly affected the Turkish press and has become thefocus of the press.In this work, Stalin, who has made an important impact on world history and hascaused a great repercussion through ideological ideas that have been revealed on the world,It will be shown that the problems between the two governments are effective at first and thatthe attitude of the Turkish press in the face of the diplomacy that Stalin carried out between1939 and 1945 will be examine.

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KIRKPINAR, N. (2017). APPROACHMENT OF TURKISH PRESS AGAINST SOVIET DIPLOMACY AND STALIN IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR PERIOD (1939-1945). Çağdaş Türkiye Tarihi Araştırmaları Dergisi, Cilt: 17 - Sayı: 34, 239–277. https://ajindex.com/articles/17066

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