2001 The Last Year of Old Turkey

“How has Türkiye changed? How come some things never change? Could things have been any different? And of course, the big question: Where did we come from? Mirgün Cabas tells the story of 2001, the last year of Old Turkey. What was at the zero point of a process where first the power, then the order, and finally the regime changed?
The constitutional booklet that was thrown off the table and put into crisis... Protesters lining up in front of the Prime Ministry... There were bank wreckages. Businessmen who escaped in the first class and were brought back in the economy class among the police… Corruption operations whose names were used to tell fortunes… Ministers dismissed by the markets… “Is the Prime Minister unhealthy or just unkempt?” They had discussions. The days when TÜSIAD had an opinion on every issue and could express them... The AKP, which said "We will not be a one-man party," was born with a "normal birth" thanks to the Constitutional Court... The never-ending grudge of soldiers against politicians...
Among all these, the villager who threw stones at the alien, Fatih Terim, who went to Italy with a Fiorentina ticket and returned via Milan, the purse-snatchers nicknamed "professor", the ones asking their guests, "Sir, are you a charlatan?" anchormen asking, MPs who do not want to share their property with their wives but want to leave an inheritance to the frozen embryo, PKK members who rejected the offer to kidnap Öcalan from Imrali, gang members who beheaded in prison are looking at us. The story of Old Turkey's days in intensive care, consisting of 31 parts with the contributions of its actors and witnesses...

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Size: 14x21

First Printing Year: 2017

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Number of Pages: 544

Media Type: Paperback