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Turkey during the 1930’s was seen as the stereotypical National Socialist Dictatorship, with various leaders preaching on about the pride of the Turkish people, dating back to the Ottoman and Seljuk Sultans of Anatolia. The Armenians and Kurds, peoples who were blamed for the Ottoman’s defeat in the Second Global War were persecuted, and those groups were either removed or banned from holding office in Turkey. Those who sought freedom migrated to Russia, Persia and Arabia, hoping to avoid the harsh Turkish laws that kept them down.

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  • Turkey (French Trafalgar, British Waterloo)
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  • Turkey during the 1930’s was seen as the stereotypical National Socialist Dictatorship, with various leaders preaching on about the pride of the Turkish people, dating back to the Ottoman and Seljuk Sultans of Anatolia. The Armenians and Kurds, peoples who were blamed for the Ottoman’s defeat in the Second Global War were persecuted, and those groups were either removed or banned from holding office in Turkey. Those who sought freedom migrated to Russia, Persia and Arabia, hoping to avoid the harsh Turkish laws that kept them down.
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city largest
  • Istanbul
name short
  • Turkey
est date
  • 1919(xsd:integer)
HoStitle
  • President
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Timeline
  • French Trafalgar, British Waterloo
Name en
  • Islamic Republic of Turkey
Name
  • Türkiye İslam Cumhuriyeti
regime
  • Islamic Republic
Language
  • Turkish
Currency
  • Turkish Lira
Population
  • 78956320(xsd:integer)
Flag caption
  • Flag
Governing body
  • Great National Assembly
Religion
  • Islam
otl
  • Turkey
Capital
  • Ankara
Anthem
  • İstiklâl Marşı
  • The Anthem of Independence
Flag
  • Flag of Turkey.svg
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  • Turkey during the 1930’s was seen as the stereotypical National Socialist Dictatorship, with various leaders preaching on about the pride of the Turkish people, dating back to the Ottoman and Seljuk Sultans of Anatolia. The Armenians and Kurds, peoples who were blamed for the Ottoman’s defeat in the Second Global War were persecuted, and those groups were either removed or banned from holding office in Turkey. Those who sought freedom migrated to Russia, Persia and Arabia, hoping to avoid the harsh Turkish laws that kept them down. The Turkish Military, devastated from eleven years of long lasting conflict had become a top priority for the Grey Wolves Party. Turkey would receive military aid and advisors from fellow National Socialist states, including Great Britain and the Confederate States. Conscription served to bolster military numbers while the acquisition of British and German tanks served to inspire confidence in the Grey Wolves party. By the end of the 1930’s the Turkish military was able to field a total of a million soldiers, fielded into three Army Groups, in addition, Turkey would be able to field an additional half a million in reserve. These Army Groups would be positioned all across the country, one would be in Eastern Thrace “defending the capital”, the second Army Group would cover Southeastern Anatolia, and the Last Army group would “defend” from threats from the Caucasus and Persia.
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