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Sadık Avundukluoğlu, a member of the parliamentary commission set up to investigate unresolved murders, is opposed to calling the organization Ergenekon, a name taken from a legend about the origins of the Turkish people.
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Sadık Avundukluoğlu, a member of the parliamentary commission set up to investigate unresolved murders, is opposed to calling the organization Ergenekon, a name taken from a legend about the origins of the Turkish people.
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Former Ankara deputy Ersönmez Yarbay, the chairman of the parliamentary commission set up to investigate the murder of Uğur Mumcu, says there are 25 Ergenekon-like organizations in Turkey.
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Poincaré ministry, established at the beginning of 1912, declared that the nation had expressed forcefully its desire for far-reaching reform and promised that, in pursuance of the work already accomplished by the parliamentary commission, it would take steps to carry a measure of reform which should "secure a more exact representation for political parties and lend those who are elected the freedom that is required for the subordination of local interests in all cases to the national interest."
The Governments of Europe Frederic Austin Ogg 1914
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