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and II. During the period of legitimacy, a large number of new journals and magazines began to be published in the Ottoman country. But very few newspapers could have opposed the power party to the Alliance and Terakki Society. and II. In the period of legitimacy, among the newspapers that opposed the Alliance and the Terakki, there was also the Sada-yi Nation (the Voice of the People). The newspaper was removed by the Istanbul parliamentary member P. Kozmidi Efendi. The Sad-y-People aimed at achieving reconciliation between the Ottoman nations. The newspaper published articles and news to eradicate the misunderstandings between the Turkish and Romanian communities. He also criticized the politicians. The Allied newspapers, which were disturbed by the publications of the Sada-i Nation, accused him of serving the "Greek" interests. Afterwards, the newspaper's chief writer Ahmet Samim Bey was killed on June 9, 1910 and ended the newspaper's publication. This article deals with how the National Newspaper has a publication line.

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