İktisat Kongresi | TİST 9. Bölüm | Yıldırım Koç - Burakhan Başaran

Common Misconceptions About the Turkish Economic Congress The Unknown Economic Aspect of the War of Independence In this installment of the Turkish Working Class History (TİST) series, Yıldırım Koç discusses critical developments in Turkey between 1919 and 1925. The War of Independence process, support received from Soviet Russia, Soviet representatives at the Taksim Republic Monument, the true identity of Hasan Tahsin, the period from Mustafa Kemal Pasha's arrival in Samsun to the opening of the Parliament, the Koçgiri Uprising, the Çerkez Ethem issue, old TKP debates, Soviet Russia's view of Turkey, and the importance of the Battle of Sakarya are all covered in this section. Yıldırım Koç also evaluates some commonly held misconceptions about the Turkish Economic Congress. Criticizing the view that the Congress was merely the declaration of a "private enterprise" line, Koç explains Mustafa Kemal Pasha's understanding of statism and the economic perspective of the founding years of the Republic with historical examples. This section comprehensively examines the political, military, and economic developments during the War of Independence years in order to understand the history of the working class. Narrated by: Yıldırım Koç Presented by: Burakhan Başaran 00:00 Why is the 1919-1925 period important? 01:50 The War of Independence and Soviet Russian Support 03:05 Hasan Tahsin, the Occupation of İzmir and Resistance 05:45 Mustafa Kemal's Timing: From Samsun to the Parliament 08:55 The First Uprisings from Koçgiri to Dersim 12:00 Soviet Russia, the Former Turkish Communist Party, and the Straits Plan 14:40 Çerkez Ethem, Mustafa Suphi, and Critical Purges 19:40 The Battle of Sakarya and Soviet Policy Towards Turkey 23:25 Common Misconceptions About the Turkish Economic Congress 25:40 Mustafa Kemal's Understanding of Statism and the True Impact of the Congress 29:00 Closing Don't forget to like, comment, and share the video to support Veryansın TV.