dogu-turkistan-sempozyumu

FREEEAST TURKISTAN SYMPOSIUMEndnotes1 , : , 2000:468-469; For the telegram communications betweenthe President Mao and his Generals during theprocess of occupation of East Turkistan,2000:482, 582-585, 587-590, 603-604, 613-614,621-624, 629-635, 642, 647-648, 650-653, 655-656, 660-661.2 , :, 2003, 121-122; ,: , , 2002, 149.3 , 1 (1949.9-1950.12),: , 1987, 83.4 Erkin Ekrem, “Doğu Türkistan Sorunu ve Türkiye-Çin İlişkileri”, Türkiye Günlüğü, No 77 (Summer2004), pp. 43-44.5 Erkin Ekrem, “Doğu Türkistan Sorunu ve Türkiye-Çin İlişkileri”, pp. 39-40.6 Erkin Ekrem, “Doğu Türkistan Sorunu ve Türkiye-Çin İlişkileri”, Türkiye Günlüğü, No 77 (Summer2004), p. 40.7 Erkin Ekrem, “Doğu Türkistan Sorunu ve Türkiye-Çin İlişkileri”, pp. 40-41.8 Erkin Ekrem, “Doğu Türkistan Sorunu ve Türkiye-Çin İlişkileri”, p. 41.9 Niccolò Machiavelli, The Prince, Chapter XXV,forgotten Books, 2008:94. The original words: “Ihold it to be true that fortune is the arbiter of onehalfof our actions, but that she still leaves us todirect the other half, or perhaps a little less”.10 Herman Kahn and Arthur J. Weiner, the Year 2000:A Framework for Speculation on the Next Thirty-Three Years (New York: MacMillan PublishingCompany, 1967). P. 211 Michael Howard, “Reassurance and deterrence:Western defense in the 1980”, Foreign Affairs, Vol.61, No. 2 (Winter 1982-1983), p. 309. Originalstatement: “There is little point in consideringwhere we should be going if we do not first decidewhere we are starting from.”12 Herman Kahn, On Thermonuclear War. New Jersey:Princeton University Press, 1960:316; HermanKahn, On Thermonuclear War. New Brunswick, NJ:Transaction Publishers, 2007: 576.572