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Bayrampasa

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Bayrampasa (pronounced Bayram pasha) is a working class suburb of Istanbul on the European side of the city.


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turkey:Attacks on the Press in 1996 (1091 words)
He is being held in Bayrampasa Prison in Istanbul.
Atilla Cinar, chief of the counter-terrorism department of the Istanbul police, accused the journalists of membership in the Marxist Leninist Communist Party, an urban guerrilla organization thought to be responsible for several bombings and robberies in Istanbul.
Cicek, a former editor in chief of the leftist weekly Atilim, was detained during a police raid on the paper's headquarters in Istanbul.
Biographical details of martyrs in Turkey (2310 words)
She was imprisoned in Bayrampasa and like Sefinur was profoundly > moved by the Death Fast resistance in the prison in 1996, which she wanted > to join.
Like other women martyrs in Bayrampasa, > she was burned to death by the fires caused by the projectiles the state > used during the attack.
She was imprisoned in Bayrampasa in 1995 and was martyred in > the state assault.
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