Примери коришћења Turkish nationalists на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Turkish Nationalists.
Tuesday's incident fuels worry about the possibility of violence as outraged Kurds square off against Turkish nationalists.
The Turkish Nationalists.
It is noteworthythat not only Erdoğan, but also pro-opposition Turkish nationalists are highly critical of the US Kurdish policy.
The Turkish nationalists have lost a great deal.
But where were the Turkish nationalists until now?
Turkish nationalists, Kurds key to a democratic constitution.
After the fall of the Ottoman Empire, Turkish nationalists led by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk took the region of Western Armenia.
Turkish nationalists rejected the settlement by the Sultan's four signatories.
The strategic objective of these operations was to defeat the Turkish Nationalists and force Mustafa Kemal into peace negotiations.
Turkish nationalists felt offended that the surrender is perceived as a victory by the PKK, and organised a number of protests throughout Turkey.
Critics accuse the party of deliberately fomenting violence as a means to rally its base,even as it risks generating a backlash from Turkish nationalists.
As a result of the genocidal policy of Turkish nationalists, the number of Pontian Greeks victim alone was from 600,000 to 1 million people.
Dink angered Turkish nationalists by maintaining that the killings of some 1.5 million Armenians in the waning days of the Ottoman empire amounted to genocide, a characterisation that Ankara firmly denies.
Fifteen Kurdish associations, 30 unions, 18 business groups and the Diyarbakır Democracy Platform have backed Erdogan,who risked fierce criticism from Turkish nationalists and some opposition politicians by acknowledging that the"Kurdish question" must be addressed.
If it's proved that this was a PKK job, Turkish nationalists will say that on the one hand they're negotiating and on the other they're continuing with the killing.".
Originally, this style was meant to promote the patriotism and identity of the historically multi-ethnic Ottoman Empire, but by the end of World War I andthe creation of the Turkish Republic, it was adopted by the republican Turkish nationalists to promote a new Turkish sense of patriotism.[1] In this role, it continued into, and influenced the later architecture of the Republic of Turkey.
So far, however,it appears caught between Turkish nationalists, who say the proposed reforms are a concession to terrorists, and Kurdish advocates, who term them inadequate.
According to Laciner,the PKK also seeks to rouse Turkish nationalists against the pro-Kurdish political party DTP, which won seats in parliament during the July elections.
On Sunday, in the eastern city of Erzurum,hundreds of Turkish nationalists were on the verge of taking their rally to predominantly Kurdish neighborhoods and a party office of the DTP.
The movement resulted in an unlikely union of reform-minded pluralists, Turkish nationalists, Western-oriented secularists, and indeed anyone who accorded the Sultan political blame for the harried state of the Empire.
Sultan Mehmet VI's acceptance of the treaty angered Turkish nationalists, who established a rival government at Ankara and reorganized Turkish forces with the aim of blocking the implementation of the treaty.
Pro-Kurdish parliament member Aysel Tugluk-- once criticised by Turkish nationalists as being the mouthpiece of the terrorist Kurdistan Workers' Party(PKK)-- strongly denounced the bomb attack, and called for a political and democratic solution to the Kurdish problem.
Following the Conference of London on 4 March 1920,the Allies decided to actively suppress Turkish nationalist opposition to the Treaty.
Four days after the attempt on his life, he offered forgiveness to his attacker, 23-year-old Mehmet Ali Agca, who was involved with the Grey Wolves,a right-wing Turkish nationalist organization.
The opening was controversial among some Turkish nationalist groups, who protested at the island and in a separate demonstration in Ankara.
At least partly because the Kurds are again asserting themselves, just how much of the Turkish nationalist vote the AKP will capture remains unclear.
The commemoration was met by 500 Turkish nationalist protesters who chanted,"There is no exit from Maras," and began marching towards the Alevis before being dispersed by police with pepper spray, according to local media.
Bartholomew I, after his attempts to celebrate the liturgy in remote areas of Turkey, thereby renewing the Orthodox presence, which was absent since before 1924,has now come under intense pressure from Turkish nationalist elements.