Milli Turkistan Journal’s Ideological Approach

2016

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DOI 10.5901/mjss.2016.v7n1s1p86
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Abstract

In various states of Europe Turkistani people taking into main consideration the idea of Independence of Turkistan managed to publish out diverse newspapers and journals. Among them were such media items like: “Milli Turkistan” (National Turkistan) (1942-1975, Berlin/Dusseldorf), published by Uali Kayumhan; “Milli adabiyat” (National literature) (1943-1945, Berlin) published by Uali Kayumhan, Majit Aitbayev; “Buyuk Turkeli” (Great Turkic state) (1962, Izmir) published by Hasan Oraltay and etc. Among these publications Milli Turkistan’s role is great in respect to emigrated Kazakh literature: its situation, capability. There will be considered information about this journal’s content and scientific importance in this article. DOI: 10.5901/mjss.2016.v7n1s1p86