Abstract:

When it comes to history and historical sources, the state of mind and the archives they formally produce are first materialized. In this case, it is possible to hear the voice of the society only by measuring the contact with the state. Today, however, historians are now looking for answers to more specific questions, such as what societies and individuals think, how they live. It is at this point that a work that will contribute to the perception of the new historical vetarism has been identified by us and analyzed in the framework of new approaches. This work is a source named VisitNot Book of the Hacı Bektaş Veli Heathers Turbine, which covers the dates between 13 December 1921 and 29 August 1925, registered with the 2216 number in the Foundation General Directorate Archive. This source is a work that the guests come to the magazine collectively and individually, adding a deep man and asset for the Alevi and Bektaşi society, and bring their feelings and thoughts in this sanctuary freely, quite safyanely, to the adultery.The data in the source can be classified as officials and soldiers in various stages of the state, civilians and even foreign citizens. Coldness makes the book very important. In fact, with this occasion, the possibility was born to hear the voice of both the civil sector and the representatives of the state together. On the other hand, the source provides a very rich information about the religious, political, military and internal life of our time. This book, which in terms of the language of knowledge, hits the end of a revolution and the beginning of another, deserves a distinctive value in terms of witnessing the death of the Ottoman in Myanmar, and of the Republic's birth penalty, reflecting the people of the time's feelings and thoughts, and their spiritual lives and attitudes. In our study, the data obtained from the book in question was evaluated by the quality and quantitative analysis method in the literature supported on Alevilik and Bektaşilik.