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The following is an incomplete list of ] people murdered by ]s mainly on political and religious grounds. Many of these were ] proponent of ] and the strict ], as it is defined on the ]. The following is an incomplete, chronological list of ] people murdered by ]s mainly on political and religious grounds. Many of these were ] proponent of ] and the strict ], as it is defined on the ].


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] was editor of the major national newspaper ]. ] was editor of the major national newspaper ].<ref></ref>
On ], ], he was murdered by ], a member of the ultra-] ] who would later try to assassinate the Pope. *], ]: Killed in his car in the street, where he lived, by ], a member of the ultra-] ], who would later try to assassinate the Pope.


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* 1979: 1 February. Killed, shot as he drove home from work.
Professor of Law School at Ankara University|law at ], faculty of ]; author of books on ]; elected head of the Ankara Bar Association 1969.
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* ], ]: Shot in the backhead in front of his house in early morning.<ref></ref> <ref></ref>


===Uğur Mumcu=== ===]===
Pro-secular theologist, female academic
* ], ]: Killed by a ].<ref></ref> <ref></ref>

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Investigative journalist. Investigative journalist.
* ], ]: Killed in front of his home in ] by a bomb installed in his car.<ref></ref>

* 1993: 24 January. Killed by a car bomb.
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Academic, writer. Academic, writer.
* 1999: 21 October. Killed in ] by a bomb which had been placed on the windshield of his car * ], ]: Killed in ] by a bomb placed on the windshield of his car.<ref></ref> <ref></ref>
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===Bahriye Üçok===
Pro-secular theologist, woman professor
* 1990: 6 October. Killed by a ].
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===Muammer Aksoy===
Professor of law at ], faculty of ]; author of books on ]; elected head of the Ankara Bar Association 1969.

* 2000: (January?) shot in the back of the head in front of his house in early morning
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Council of State member judge, murdered in 17 May 2006. Council of State member judge
*], ]: Murdered during a session in the high court in ]. <ref></ref>


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*http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/4989034.stm
] journalist and editor-in-chief of the weekly Armenian newspaper '']'' in ].
*], ]: Shot dead in front of his newspaper's office.<ref></ref>


==See also== ==See also==
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Revision as of 08:25, 20 January 2007

The following is an incomplete, chronological list of Turkish people murdered by assassins mainly on political and religious grounds. Many of these were intellectuals proponent of laicism and the strict separation of church and state, as it is defined on the Constitution of Turkey.

Abdi İpekçi

Abdi İpekçi was editor of the major national newspaper Milliyet.

Muammer Aksoy

Professor of Law School at Ankara University|law at Ankara University, faculty of political science; author of books on Kemalism; elected head of the Ankara Bar Association 1969.

  • January 31, 1990: Shot in the backhead in front of his house in early morning.

Bahriye Üçok

Pro-secular theologist, female academic

Uğur Mumcu

Investigative journalist.

Ahmet Taner Kışlalı

Academic, writer.

Mustafa Yücel Özbilgin

Council of State member judge

Hrant Dink

Armenian-Turkish journalist and editor-in-chief of the weekly Armenian newspaper Agos in Istanbul.

See also

References

  1. Brief biography
  2. Suspects describe murders
  3. February 2005: Academic, journalist, writer, Professor Muammer Aksoy remembered on the 15th anniversary of his death
  4. Turkish Prime Minister's remarks
  5. Iran accused of aiding Islamist violence in Turkey
  6. Public outrage over Mumcu's murder unabated four years later; Foundation carries on Ugur Mumcu's work
  7. A tragic loss for the nation
  8. Prominent secularist academic and writer slain in Ankara Selcan Hocaoglu, Associated Press, 23rd Oct, 1999
  9. BBC News
  10. Turkish-Armenian editor shot dead in Istanbul
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