32 Years Ago, the Madımak Massacre
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32 years ago, the Madımak massacre
On July 2, 1993, 33 people, including artists, intellectuals, and two employees, were burned to death or suffocated when an Islamist mob threw incendiary devices into the Madımak Hotel in the central Anatolian city of Sivas. On that day, as in previous years, a cultural festival was held in honor of Pir Sultan Abdal, a spiritual figurehead of the Alevi community. Abdal was a 16th-century folk poet and freedom fighter who expressed the social, cu…
On the 32nd anniversary of the loss of 35 intellectuals in the Sivas massacre, Nusret Senem, one of the intervening attorneys in the case, said, “The Madımak Massacre is an act of Gladio.” The Secretary General of the Federation of Khorasan Erenleri Associations, Ali Rıza Özkan, also said, “They wanted to take Turkey into submission, but they couldn’t.”
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