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Translated from Turkish. In his book Taner Akcam criticizes the one hundred-year history of the Republic of Turkey and emphasizes its structural problems and the absence of democratic values. He poses the question of way it was not possible to create a republic based on equality, shows that the official history of the country's founding is distorted and serves the existing regime. The author notes that the Turkish state structure is based on discrimination, violence and oppression, which is reminiscent of the workings of the "apartheid" system. The book is based on the analysis of historical facts, studies the Armenian Genocide, the oppression of the Kurds and other national and religious minorities. Akcam proposes to rewrite history from a new perspective, getting rid of state propaganda.
