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Republican Peasants’ Nation Party

political party, Turkey
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    Turkey
    / Political repressions

    …Peasants’ Party to form the Republican Peasants’ Nation Party. Laws passed in 1954 provided for heavy fines on journalists thought to have damaged the prestige of the state or the law; several prominent journalists were prosecuted under this law, which was made more severe in 1956, while other laws substantially…

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    …Peasants’ Party to form the Republican Peasants’ Nation Party. Laws passed in 1954 provided for heavy fines on journalists thought to have damaged the prestige of the state or the law; several prominent journalists were prosecuted under this law, which was made more severe in 1956, while other laws substantially…

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