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30 April 2018

  • 10:5110:51, 30 April 2018 diff hist −2,445 Turkeytwo edits. 1 is the economic information removed from the intro. why? because the exact same info is found on the economy section and no other country has such info on the intro, unless there really is nothing else to put for that country. Turkey isnt that case. 2, also there are already enough sources detailing turkish power, there was one from 2011 and one from 2015which are outdated, kept the other two Tag: Visual edit
  • 10:4610:46, 30 April 2018 diff hist −72 Star and crescentreally unrelated usva emblem removed. not everything has to have an american relation you know, for a lead image that is definitely not the right place for such an insignificant and unheard of emblem for an unheard of organisation Tag: Visual edit

27 April 2018

  • 11:3911:39, 27 April 2018 diff hist −667 List of faminesif you read the sources carefully on Turkey, you will see two things, one is that this was a drought and affected certain crops. two, the king and prime minister at the time had worked to feed those affected and also, the "famine" had actually been contained before so many deaths had occured for this to be even called a famine Tag: Visual edit

12 April 2018

  • 10:3410:34, 12 April 2018 diff hist −20 Turkish literature→‎Folk literature: Turkish literature cannot be islamic culture. see Turks were actually Tengrists long ago, and then many converted to islam but continued their own cultural traditions. this may changed with some religious influence during the rise of the Turkish empire, but really westernisation had for more an effect than islam ever did. really this is just a ploy to make Turkey look more arabised or islamic when in reality the Republic is a secular state, so was the empire since 1800s Tag: Visual edit

11 March 2018

  • 15:2715:27, 11 March 2018 diff hist −150 Turkey→‎Law: why is there a bass relief of a centuries old leader of what some of you consider not even a successor of Turkey? This is the Republic of Turkey not the middle age of the Ottoman Empire. So a much more appropriate image of the Turkish Court of Cassation replaces the old image of an old king Tag: Visual edit
  • 15:2315:23, 11 March 2018 diff hist −566 TurkeyPeople have overloaded the lede with irrelevant info. Turkey has the oldest religious site? great but why in the lede? is Turkey some tiny country with nothing else to boast for an introduction? I put this in the proper place under tourism. and cleared the lede up. You dont have to mention all major urban areas, there many and there is a list below anyway. also please stop with adding so much stuff to the intro. too many irrelevant things, almost as if you want to put these things to make it look like Turkey has so little to know about it all has to be in the lede. Tag: Visual edit
  • 14:5514:55, 11 March 2018 diff hist −216 World Tourism rankingsUndid revision 828971025 by TU-nor (talk) Look pal if we are in one region we are not going to be in another. you are a great editor, far better than me and I appreciate your work, but this is inconvenient info. Europe has Turkey in the chart, no need to put it again in Me Tag: Undo

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6 December 2017

  • 08:3808:38, 6 December 2017 diff hist +6,477 Flag of TurkeyFirst go to the FRENCH page. thats a country which cant keep a state for more then 50 years. every few decades its an empire or german colony or republic or dictatorship. but "french colonies" exist. french tricolour was adopted in 1830 but it say 1790s.

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