1990S

PREPARED: RÜMEYSA
TURGUT
 POP MUSİC

It was a time when pop

music was popular.
The legendary name of
the period; Michael
Jackson doubled his
success with his 1991
album 'Dangerous' and
1995's 'HIStory', which
sold 35 million copies.
 1992
(ONE THOUSAND NINE
H U N D R E D N I N E T Y- T W O )

Nearly 500 (five

hundred) people lost
their lives in the
Erzincan earthquake in
1992.
- Nearly200 ( two hundred)
workers lost their lives in
the mining explosion in
Zonguldak
 1993
( ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY-THREE )

- UĞUR MUMCU WAS KİLLED

- EŞREF BİTLİS WAS KİLLED.
- TURGUT ÖZAL DİED.
- A GARBAGE DUMP EXPLODED İN ÜMRANİYE,
39 PEOPLE DİED.
- 37 PEOPLE WERE BURNED TO DEATH IN THE
SIVAS MASSACRE
 1995 (ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED NINETY FIVE )

• - Kadir Defense is dead.

• Hasan Ocak, one of the activists of the Gazi neighborhood events, died in custody.

• - 16 high school students in Manisa were tortured on the allegation that they were members of an organization. This
ugly event was known to the public as the Manisa case.

• - Dinar earthquake in Afyon. Dozens of citizens lost their lives.

• - There was a flood and mud disaster in Senkent of Isparta. More than 70 people died. I think Hürriyet was the
headline of "Mud Town".

• - November 5, 1995 İzmir flood disaster claimed 61 lives.

 1996
The group, which set out to go to
Istanbul under the direction of
Hüseyin Kocadağ in a black
Mercedes brand car with license
plate belonging to Bucak, crashed
into the van under the direction of
Hasan Gökçe, which set off from
the gas station in Çatalceviz. This
accident was referred to as
"Susurluk Scandal" or "Susurluk
Accident" in the press literature.
 1999 1998
(thousand nine hundred ninety-nine (ONE THOUSAND NINE
HUNDRED NINETY EIGHT)

-Barış Manço is dead

With an administrative
- Marmara and Düzce earthquakes took decision, the headscarf
place. The result: tens of thousands of people was officially banned
died, more were injured, many more were left in universities and
homeless. official places.
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