between fact and fantasy the ergenekon case

[shirleyanntr]

http://www.silkroadstudies.org/new/docs/silkroadpapers/0908Ergenekon.pdf

i hope this link works..its the first really detailed account of what is really gong on with this investigation..as everybody is confused by the claims and counterclaims. İt gives some clarity to the whole affair from all sides.

 

[geordie_nev]

Your link works fine Shirley, I read about 40 pages of the report yesterday and hoping to finish the rest off sometime today. I found it very interesting and would recommend it to others if interested.

I have a lot of time for Gareth Jenkins as he is a very good writer on Turkey, although I do think he slightly sides in favour with the military on must issues (that’s his background). I actually typeset one of his books when he was a research follow and I was working as a designer/typesetter at the IISS but never actually meet him.

 

[ChrisBobs]

Thanks Shirley- will have to sit down with this one!

 

[ceemac]

I found this to be a really informative piece of this whole sorry affair.

It's basic as far as the complexities of the case are concerned, but it helped me understand just what effect it's having on the country.

One thing is plain though - it's far from straightforward and there are many agendas at work.....

Ergenekon: Whose side are you on? - Hurriyet Daily News and Economic Review


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