Abstract:

Gayrinizami is one of the most important representatives of the history of Harp, the origins of the practices applied by the Turkish people. It is possible to take it to the 6th century. Thro the centuries this form of struggle applied in different forms in the Late Ottoman Period is described by expressions such as gang struggle, gerilla struggle, organizations, organizations, and organizations; in the National Struggle Period it is described in the form of gang struggle, gerilla struggle and gerilla struggle. However, a document dated August 2, 1336 (1920) which was recently identified in the Archives of the Ministry of National Defense and Military History of the President's Office and passed into the records as "Harb-i Sagîr Instruction's Defender [Ultimate] Article" shows that, as it opened a new window to the non-grinism harp methods applied in the National Struggle Period, the Turkish non-grinism harp terminology is richer than it was thought. When the subject document is assessed together with the order, order, instructions, law and law formed in order to determine the strength movement carried out in the National Struggle Period and the method of this movement, it can be claimed that Turks are not only practical, but in theoretical sense one of the representatives of the early period. By moving from a document dated 2 August 1336 (1920), the conceptualization of the harb-i sagîr terkibin and the contribution to the removal of the lack in literature by the way of one of the unknown aspects of the Turkish non-grinism harp accumulation of the National Struggle Period was prepared in this article as a "historical method" adopted, the data collection technique was used as "archive research" and "literature scan".

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