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Revision as of 02:42, 5 April 2023
Turkish Idealismis a far right, racial nationalist ideology that believes in the supremacy of the (but not limited to) Turkic or Turanic people
History
Turkey 
On May 3, 1944, the publicist Nihal Atsiz, his younger student Alparslan Türkeş and other right-wing extremists had to go to court because they were accused of wanting to overthrow the Turkish government. Since this day May the 3th is a special day for Turkish Idealists.
Years later their paths diverged as Türkeş, when founding the MHP party 
, heavily emphasized the Islamic element while Atsiz embraced Tengrism. During the Cold War in particular, the Grey Wolves 
carried out assassinations against Socialists 
, but also against Alevis 
.
How to Draw
Grey Wolves
- Draw a ball.
- Fill it in cyan.
- Draw a wolf's head facing right
- Fill the head in white