A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
April 24, 1994
Original Title:
12 Mart: Baskın
Alternate Titles:
12 Mart Belgeseli 4. Bölüm | Baskın | 32.Gün Arşivi
Genres:
Documentary | History
Production Companies:
Show TV
Production Countries:
Turkey
Ratings / Certifications:
TR: Genel İzleyici Kitlesi
Runtime: 46
Revolutionaries passed before the streets of the 1960s on the road to democracy. Then the use of victory songs and rebellion flags, right-wingers, leftists and putschists again. The February 22nd Operation could not revolutionize, but it succeeded in overthrowing its government. Unexpectedly, because of an amnesty... İnönü kept Talat Aydemir's forgiveness by making a promise to him when he received him and drafting a law. But when this structure came to the Parliament, the AP members revolted. They also asked for the ex-Democrats to be pardoned. They said "all or nothing". It's a mess. When the AP insisted, İnönü resigned. Thus, without doing much work, Turkey's first settlement was dissolved in six months. İnönü was brought to the head of the new crime again. However, this time, EP was excluded and a second provision government was formed with CHP, YTP and CKMP. And the winds blowing from Kayseri would continue to sweep Ankara more...
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Art Direction:
Nihat Özcan
Assistant Production Manager:
Ayfer Dedekorkut
Soner Sevgili
Camera Operator:
Yusuf Akçura
Director:
Bülent Çaplı
Can Dündar
Music:
Fahir Atakoğlu
Producer:
Bülent Avanoğlu
Şehbal Şenyurt Arınlı
Bülent Çelik
Researcher:
Aslı Erkal
Hikmet Bila
Technical Advisor:
Sacit Baydar
Visual Effects:
Bozkurt Göbeloglu
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