Özet:

The CHP had to transfer the power it had for about a quarter of a century to the DP in the 1950 elections. After four years in the opposition, he experienced a great defeat and disappointment in the 1954 elections in which he entered with great hope to get back to power. After the election defeat, a group that saw the cause of the defeat as the constituent structure that dominated the party, appeared with a reform request. As a result of this request, a struggle was between the innovative wing gathered around names such as Faik Ahmet Barutçu, Cemil Sait Barlas and the traditional structure of the statue, which is headed by names such as November Gülek and Nihat Erim. The demands of the innovative wing were first discussed in the relevant bodies of the party. As a result of these talks, a "Islamic Commission" was decided to be established for the discussion and determination of the innovations requested. The Commission has made radical suggestions on many issues, such as the reinterpretation of the basic principles such as secularism, stateism, populism, and even the provision of a new benefit to the CHP. The recommendations of the Irrigation Commission have not exceeded the official bodies of the party and the constituent structure, and only a part of the currency has passed into existence. Nevertheless, the Islahat Commission has taken its place as an important stop and process in the history of the CHP, from the transition to the multi-party life, to the mid-left speech. As a source, the press of the period, the memories of the names in the process and the monographical work on the CHP were used.

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