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How Did the 1983 Parliament, Both the Ruling Party and the Opposition, View the September 12th Coup?
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How Did the 1983 Parliament, Both the Ruling Party and the Opposition, View the September 12th Coup?
In Turkey, the military intervention of September 12, 1980, is primarily remembered today through the closure of political parties, political bans, detentions, prisons, torture, executions, and practices that restricted freedoms. However, when we look at the speeches made in the Turkish Grand National Assembly, which reopened only three years after September 12, we encounter a very different political language. The Government Statement read by T…
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