THE DECLARATION OF TURKISH REPUBLIC IN BULGARIAN PRESS
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Tarih
2016
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Trakya Univ Balkan Yerlesesi Enstituler Binasi
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Özet
As it is versatile and provides satisfying information to researchers and helps them interpret the past, press is a valuable source of information. Having a look at the newspapers awakens the awareness of news themes for political-propaganda conjuncture. The theme which was not accepted totally and suggested for propaganda of the communist regime in Bulgaria was this one so it didn't find a chance to enter the research area of Bulgarian historiography for a long time. The aim of the research is the newspapers which are dominant upon their readers in the country and meanwhile these newspapers have been important representatives of Bulgarian press so far. The chronology of the suggested view is not based on a specific case and goes back to Great War (W.W. I). The is a revision of the appearance of positive social media in Bulgaria, the news, comments and appreciations related to declaration of The Turkish Republic for ten years. It points to interpret the development differently since 29th October 1923. Some inconveniences from ideological and political structure were eliminated masterly and newspaper redactions were uttered as a view. The increased acceleration in the relations between Bulgaria and Turkey continue till the signing of the friendship treaty. The interest about Turkey in Bulgaria will not lose its acceleration in future. A great number of researches related to dynamics of life in Turkey are published. Scientific and cultural connections are established and improved between two countries. Opinion leaders, journalists, scientists and writers visit two countries. Bulgarian Theater and Folk Dances Companies visit and perform in Istanbul and Ankara. This study tells how the republic founded in Turkey was reacted in Bulgarian society through media.
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Turkish Republic, Bulgarian Press, Turkish-Bulgarian Relations
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Balkan Arastrma Enstitusu Dergisi-Journal Of Balkan Research Institute-Jbri
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5
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