Özet:

In the Turkish press history, the Tan newspaper, led by Serteller, has come to the forefront with the left-wing publication policy. During the Second World War, the Tan newspaper adopted an anti-German Allied publication principle in line with Turkey’s foreign policy. The newspaper heard a separate sympathy to the Soviet Socialist Republics Union. After the end of the Harbin, the Turkish democracy has entered the transition to a multi-party political life. At this point, the Tan newspaper, which is in defences such as the cleansing of the single-party regime, democracy, freedom, has openly supported the new party preparations of the Fourth Takrir group, which has been separated from the Republican People's Party. For this purpose, under the name of the Opinions was also established a matbuat. The political position of Tan and Opinions has disturbed some of the surroundings. On 4 December 1945, the Tan and Opinions' foodhouse was destroyed as a result of some demonstrations. In the events of December 4, 1945, which were called the Tan Event, people from different sections of the political range, such as Turgut Özal, Suleyman Demirel, Ilhan Selçuk, Altemur Kılıç, Celadet Moralıgil, Ali İhsan Göğüş and Orhan Birgit, participated. In the study, the participation of these names, which are completely independent of each other from an ideological point of view, in the devastating event of Tan Matbaasi was studied from a historical and sociological perspective.

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Özet:

The newspaper Tan, led by Sertels, came to the forefront with its left-leaning publication policy in the Turkish press history. During the Second World War, the Tan newspaper adopted a pro-Allied anti-German principle consistent with Germany's foreign policy. The newspaper, had a distinct sympathy towards the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Following the end of the war, Turkish democracy entered the transition to multi-party political life. At that point, the Tan newspaper, which advocated for single-party liquidation, democracy and freedom, had openly supported the new party preparations of the Dörtlü Takrir group of the Republican People's Party. For this purpose, a press was established under the name of Görüşler. The political stance of Tan and Görüşler had disturbed some circles. On December 4, 1945, the printing house where Tan and Görüşler were published, was destroyed as a result of some protests. The events of December 4, 1945, described as the Tan event, joined by the people from different parts of the political spectrum, like; Turgut Özal, Süleyman Demirel, İlhan Selçuk, Altemur Kılıç, Celadet Moralıgil, Ali İhsan Göğüş and Orhan Birgit. In this study, the participation of these ideologically divergent names in the destruction of Tan Printing House was examined from a historical and sociological perspective.