Representation Mechanism of Republican Governments in the East and Southeast: First General Inspectorate 192

Representation Mechanism of Republican Governments in the East and Southeast: First General Inspectorate 192 Book Description The book in your hand talks about the activities of the First General Inspectorate in the East and Southeast, which was established in 1927 but became operational in 1928. General Inspectors were put into practice in the last period of the Ottoman Empire, but the expected success from this organization was not achieved. General Inspectorates, which were inherited from the Ottoman Empire to the Republic of Turkey, carried out their activities as one of the most important mechanisms of the Single Party government. Acting as representatives of the republican governments, the General Inspectors served as the eyes, ears and hands of the government in the region they were responsible for. General Inspectors, which had authority between the Governors and the Ministries, were an institution affiliated with the Ministry of Internal Affairs and were equipped with extraordinary powers. Although this institution had a very effective power in the region under its responsibility, it was a structure that controlled the establishment of order and order and whether state laws were implemented. This work includes the activities of the General Inspectorates against the events that took place in the East and Southeast between 1927 and 1952. When the work is read carefully, it will automatically become clear how important an institution the General Inspectorate is. (From the Promotional Bulletin)