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It is the introduction of the work of Karachay-Malkar Literature before the Soviet sovereignty, which was first published by Adiloğlu's Night Library in 2016.    Among the Turks living in the northern Caucasus, Kumuk, Nogay and Karaçay-Malkar form an important portion. The Karachay-Malkar Turks, which have an integrity in terms of language, religion, literature, maternity and history, lived in the northern Caucasus in a single community from about the 15th century to 1944 (Ozkan 2007: 176-187). The Soviet government has divided the Karachi-Malkar people into two administrative aspects, in order to give the so-called people autonomous governments — in fact, in order to be more conveniently assimilated by separating the people from each other. The Karaçay Turks gathered under the same administration with the Çerkes and connected to the Karaçay-Çerkes autonomous region, while the Malkar Turks joined in the same administration with the Kabardey Çerkes and connected to the Kabardin-Balkar Autonomous Republic. By the decision of the Soviet Union, the Karachi Turks were deported in 1943 and the Malkar Turks in 1944 to Central Asia and Siberia. In this expulsion, the Karachi-Malkar Turks lost half of the total population (Council 1993: 44-50). Today, Karachi-Malkar Turks live intensely in the Karachi-Cerkes Republic and the Kabardey-Malkar Republic connected to the Russian Federation. It is also believed that in various places connected to the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, the U.S. and Syria, together with the Karachi-Malkar Turks, the total population of Karachi-Malkar in the world is approximately 350 thousand (Adiloğlu 2016: 15). The Doctor Learned. Adilhan Adiloğlu is a member of the Department of Turkish Language and Literature at the Mediterranean University School of Literature. Dr. Adilhan Adiloğlu, who belongs to a family of Kafkas-Karaçay origin, has many national and international articles, communications, book sections, and encyclopedian articles that contribute to the area related to Karaçay-Malkar. In addition to these, Adiloğlu, Karaçay Malkar Literature in the Soviet Period, Karaçay-Malkar Turks, Karaçay-Balkar Turkish Printed First Book Book Mürşidi'n-Nisâ, Kerim Otar: The Word of the Poet is also known with books. Adiloğlu's work "Karaçay-Malkar Literature Before the Soviet Sovereignty" was first published by the Night Library in 2016 and was produced from a doctoral thesis that he completed at the Institute of Social Sciences of the University of Ege in 2015.

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