Abstract:

The last period of the Ottoman state has been a scene of an existence-existence struggle. The government had to fight on many fronts during this period. One of these wars is the Chanakkale War, which is the continuation of the First World War, between the Ottoman State and the opposition states, both on the ground and on the sea. The brilliants of the time have not been sensitive to such a major war that has changed the world’s history according to its consequences. The poets in this period also put place in their poems to the Victory of Chanakkale. On 30 November 1911, the Turkish Yurdu magazine, which began its publication life, writes poems about the victory during and after the victory of Çanakkale. The first poem about this war is also published in this magazine. The poem that was published during the war continues to be a blessing of victory. The poets, who had the enthusiasm of victory, aimed at the crossing of the people and tried to provide an emotional unity for new victories. Three of the four poems published in the Turkish Yurdu magazine between 1 April 1915 and 16 December 1915 were written in hece and one in freedom. One of the poems was derived from the Turkish Yurdu magazine literary delegation while the other poems were printed by Feyzullah Sacit, Enis Behiç and Yusuf Ziya. These poems, of course, are important in a environment where a nation is thought to be removed from the history scene. This is why the Turkish Yurdu magazine that publishes the poems is in a privileged position.

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