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Starting lineup - published: 13.05.19

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GK Mert GüNOK Karabük

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GK Onur KIVRAK Manisa

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GK Volkan BABACAN Antalya

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DC Merih DEMIRAL Kocaeli

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DC Ozan KABAK Ankara

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DC Serdar AZIZ Bursa

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DRL Ugur CIFTCI Sivas

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DRL/ML Ismail KOYBASI Hatay

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DR Gokhan GONUL Bafra

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DR Zeki CELIK Bursa

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DR/MR Sener OZBAYRAKLI Borçka

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DL/MLC Caner ERKIN Balıkesir

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DC/DMC Caglar SÖYÜNCÜ Izmir

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DMC Okay YOKUSLU Izmir

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DMC Ozan TUFAN Bursa

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DMC Selcuk INAN İskenderun

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DMC/DC Mehmet TOPAL Malatya

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MC Emre BELöZOGLU Istanbul

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MC Irfan Can KAHVECI Corum

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MRLC Cengiz ÜNDER Balikesir

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AMC Yusuf YAZICI Trabzon

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AMRLC Alper POTUK Bolvadin

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AMRLC Aras OZBILIZ Istanbul

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AMRLC Arda TURAN Fatih

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AMRLC Ianis HAGI Istanbul

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AMRL Erkan ZENGIN Kulu

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AMRL Volkan SEN Bursa

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FRLC Adem BUYUK Artvin

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FRLC Enes ÜNAL Bursa

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FC Burak YILMAZ Antalya

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FC Mehmet BATDAL Izmir

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FC/SS Muhammet DEMIR Trabzon

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The end of World War I marked a territorial and political breakup for the Ottoman Empire. First, by the peace of Sevres, the Sultan was degraded to the shameful position of a British protégé, and the country was literally torn apart. The Bosporus and the Dardanelles were formally under Allied control, and the coasts of Asia Minor were assigned to Greece, France and Italy. The former oil-rich Middle East and Middle East was split between the United Kingdom and France. In some areas (Iraq, Kuwait) they have set up loyal local dynasties, while remaining subordinate to their direct authority, but these areas will no longer be called "colonies" but "mandates" due to the growing unpopularity of imperialism. However, in two consecutive wars within the period 1919 to 1922, first against the Sultan's forces and Western European forces and then against Greece, the revolutionary army, led by Kemal Ataturk, annulled certain treaties from Sevres and founded the Turkish Republic, which included Istanbul with a small I hinterland on the European side and Asia Minor.

The tragic consequence of the war with Greece will be the forced exchange of Muslim and Orthodox populations between the two countries, which totaled up to over one and a half million people. He has introduced a number of radical reforms into Turkish society. According to Ataturk, nothing prevented the advancement of the former Empire as much as religious interference in the field of science, and therefore directed the state toward secularism. It also "ruined" the way of dressing Islamic men and women, and in order to strengthen Turkish national consciousness at the expense of a broader Islamic sense of community, it imposed Latin on the people. Yet, due to the identity crisis that had emerged from the disappearance of the Empire, intellectuals and the ruling class were not considered Turks but subjects of a universal Islamic state ruled by the Sultan.

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