Cabinet Talu

Talu
36th Cabinet of the Republic of Turkey
Prime Minister	Naim Talu
choice	October 12, 1969
Appointed by	President Fahri Korutürk
education	April 15, 1973
The End	January 26, 1974
Duration	0 years and 286 days
predecessor	Cabinet Melen
successor	Cabinet Ecevit I
composition
Party (s)	CHP , AP , CGP
representation
Great National Assembly of Turkey	388/450

The Talu Cabinet was the 36th government of Turkey , headed by Prime Minister Naim Talu from April 15, 1973 to January 26, 1974 .

From 1970 onwards there were increasingly violent clashes between left and right-wing radical forces in Turkey. After the government under Suleyman Demirel lost a majority in parliament and was unable to restore public order and security in the country, the chief of staff announced a memorandum on March 12, 1971 calling on parliament to organize a strong and independent government, which prevent anarchy and violence by democratic means and introduce reforms, otherwise the military would take over the business of government. Prime Minister Demirel then resigned in protest.

President Cevdat Sunay tasked the lawyer and former CHP minister Nihat Erim with forming a government. The cabinet consisted mainly of independent experts and members of the AP and the CHP, but soon failed because of different ideas about reform and modernization of the country. A second cabinet under the leadership of Erim only worked for a short time, then the head of government resigned after extensive constitutional changes. Ferit Melen became the new Prime Minister .

After Fahri Korutürk was elected as the new president, Melen resigned from office. Since the situation in the country had calmed down in the meantime and the military leadership had prevailed with Kemalist reforms and the restoration of public order, new elections were scheduled for October 14, 1973 and Trade Minister Naim Talu was appointed head of government.

minister

36th Government of the Republic of Turkey
Talu Cabinet - April 15, 1973 to January 26, 1974

title	Surname	Political party
Prime Minister	Naim Talu	independently
Minister of State
	Kemal Satir	CGP
	Nizamettin Erkmen	AP
	İlhan Öztrak	independently
	İsmail Hakkı Tekinel	independently
Minister of Justice	Hayri Mumcuoğlu	independently
Defense Minister	İlhami Sancar	CGP
Interior minister	Mukadder Öztekin	independently
Foreign minister	Ümit Haluk Bayülken	independently
Finance minister	Sadık Tekin Müftüoğlu	AP
Minister of Education	Orhan Dengiz	AP
Minister for Public Works	Nurettin ok	AP
Minister of Construction and Settlement	Nebil Oktay	CGP
Minister for Health and Social Security	Vefa Tanır	CGP
Minister of Agriculture	Ahmet Nusret Tuna	AP
Minister for Village Affairs	Orhan Kürümoğlu	AP
Forest Minister	İsa Bingöl	AP
Transport Minister	Sabahattin Özbek	independently
Minister of Labor	Ali Naili Erdem	AP
Minister of Commerce	Ahmet Turkel	AP
Minister for Industry and Technology	Nuri Bayar	AP
Minister for Customs and Monopolies	Fethi Çelikbaş	CGP
Tourism Minister	Ahmet İhsan Kırımlı	AP
Minister for Energy and Natural Resources	Kemal Demir	CGP
Minister for Youth and Sport	Celalettin Bing Oil	AP

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} Matthes Buhbe: Turkey. Politics and Contemporary History . (= Volume 2, Studies on Politics and Society in the Middle East ), Leske + Budrich, Opladen 1996
2. ↑ 36th Government of the Republic of Turkey , Grand National Assembly of Turkey, accessed on March 27, 2019