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'''Aydoğan Vatandaş''' (b.1974) is an ] from ], specializing in religion, military affairs and US-Mideast politics. He is the author of 11 books, many of which have become bestsellers in Turkey.<ref>http://www.kimkimdir.gen.tr/kimkimdir.php?id=3246</ref>
'''Aydogan Vatandas''' (born 1974) is an ] from ], specializing in Political Science and International Relations. He is the author of 13 books, many of which have become bestsellers in Turkey. 'Reporting from the Bridge' and 'Hungry for Power: Erdogan's Witch Hunt and The Abuse of State Power' are the first two books published in English in the U.S.

He is the founder and the Editor-in-Chief of Politurco.com.


==Life & work== ==Life & work==
He attended the Turkish "Naval High School"' and later attended the Turkish "Naval War College", where he won a national youth poetry prize. He resigned from college in 1995 to begin working at the weekly newsmagazine "Aksiyon" and later enrolled at ''Fatih University''. A year later, he published his first book: "Armageddon", about ] in the Mideast and its influence on Turkish interests in ]. Using ] Turkish military documents, he revealed American intentions to help establish an independent ] state in Northern Iraq. He was brought to trial by the Turkish military for this book, but was later found innocent.


While still in Turkey, he hosted a weekly TV discussion program called "Black Box". He has his ] in ] at ] in ]. While still in Turkey, he hosted a weekly TV discussion program titled "Black Box".
He is also a ] and ] for the ], and his commentaries can be read in ].<ref></ref><ref></ref>


==Books (in Turkish)== ==Books ==
*"Armageddon", 1996, (Timas): A focus on U.S foreign policy on the Middle East and Turkey which includes some Turkish classified documents over the changing objectives of the American Government in the region during the post-cold war era.
*''] Operations'', 2005 (Alfa): an investigation into an Armenian militant group linked to the murders of Turkish diplomats between 1975-84. *''] Operations'', 2005 (Alfa): an investigation into an Armenian militant group linked to the murders of Turkish diplomats between 1975 and 1984.
*''Secret of Barnabas'', 2007 (Timaş, Fiction) Based on a true story, it tells about an early ] ] found in a tomb in the early 80's in ], a city in southern Turkey. *''Secret of Barnabas'', 2007 (Timaş, Fiction) Based on a true story, it tells about an early ] ] found in a tomb in the early 80's in ], a city in southern Turkey.
*''Apokrifal'', 2008 (Timaş) One year later, he interviewed a professor of Aramaic about how the gospel was discovered and the criminal activities surrounding it.{{what?|date=January 2010}}
*''Monşer'', 2009 (Timaş) The story of a powerful Turkish family involved in the formation of the modern Turkish state. *''Monşer'', 2009 (Timaş) The story of a powerful Turkish family involved in the formation of the modern Turkish state.

==Books (in English)==
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==References== ==References==
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/author/aydoaean-vatanda
http://www.todayszaman.com/newsDetail_getNewsById.action?load=detay&link=225411


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Aydogan Vatandas (born 1974) is an investigative journalist from the U.S., specializing in Political Science and International Relations. He is the author of 13 books, many of which have become bestsellers in Turkey. 'Reporting from the Bridge' and 'Hungry for Power: Erdogan's Witch Hunt and The Abuse of State Power' are the first two books published in English in the U.S.

He is the founder and the Editor-in-Chief of Politurco.com.

Life & work

While still in Turkey, he hosted a weekly TV discussion program titled "Black Box".

Books

  • "Armageddon", 1996, (Timas): A focus on U.S foreign policy on the Middle East and Turkey which includes some Turkish classified documents over the changing objectives of the American Government in the region during the post-cold war era.
  • ASALA Operations, 2005 (Alfa): an investigation into an Armenian militant group linked to the murders of Turkish diplomats between 1975 and 1984.
  • Secret of Barnabas, 2007 (Timaş, Fiction) Based on a true story, it tells about an early Aramaic gospel found in a tomb in the early 80's in Hakkâri, a city in southern Turkey.
  • Monşer, 2009 (Timaş) The story of a powerful Turkish family involved in the formation of the modern Turkish state.

Books (in English)

References

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/author/aydoaean-vatanda

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