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|contribution= (bantuan)|contribution= (bantuan)The Grey Wolves, the unofficial militant arm of the MHP, has been involved in street killings and gunbattles.Hapus pranala luar di parameter
|contribution= (bantuan)|contribution= (bantuan)|contribution= (bantuan)For the next decade [after the 1980 coup] most operations were conducted from Germany. There, sheltering among the large emigre Turkish community, the Grey Wolves raised money from extortion, alien smuggling and heroin trafficking while attacking left-wing and pro-Soviet targets.
In 1966, Türkeş formed a network of youth organizations called Ülkü Ocakları, or “Idealists' Hearths”; although they and other pro-MHP activists were to become popularly known as Bozkurtlar, or "Grey Wolves," after what Türkeş claimed had been the national symbol of the Turkic peoples in Central Asia. In 1968, Türkeş established more than 100 commando camps scattered across Anatolia, which provided young nationalists with ideological and paramilitary training.
|contribution= (bantuan)The Grey Wolves, the unofficial militant arm of the MHP, has been involved in street killings and gunbattles.Hapus pranala luar di parameter
|contribution= (bantuan)II. By the judgment of the Supreme Court from March 15, 2005: "Boz Gourde". «Boz Gourde» also known as the «Grey Wolves» is an far right nationalist Turkish militant organization. The basic ideological concept is turanizm (creating a single state of the Turkic peoples).
The Grey Wolves, also commonly referred to as the Ülkü Ocakları (Idealist Hearths), are a youth organization with close links to the MHP.
Mohamed Ali Agca of Turkey, the man who shot at Pope John Paul II in Rome had no political motive. The investigating agency in Italy tried to establish his link with the Turkey based terrorist group, 'Grey Wolf,' however, could not get any evidence of his political connection.
Kazakhstan has officially banned the Kurdish People's Congress and the Turkish nationalist Boz Gurt (Grey Wolves) organization for being "terrorist organizations."
The “grey wolf ” sign, as well as the unique hand gesture used by Turkish nationalist groups, refers to the she-wolf depicted in the Ergenekon legend.
Die »Grauen Wölfe« sind die mitgliederstärkste rechtsextreme Organisation in Deutschland.
...the most likely perpetrators were members of an ultra-nationalist Turkish organization called the Grey Wolves...
In 1977, at the peak of a revolutionary movement in Turkey, half a million gathered there. Immediately after the demonstration began, snipers – from the fascist Grey Wolves, or from the police (this is still not clear today) – began shooting at the masses.
In Deutschland sollen mindestens zehntausend Personen zu dieser Szene zählen. [...] Die Grauen Wölfe träumen von der Vereinigung aller Turkvölker zu einer Großtürkei, die vom Balkan bis Zentralasien reichen soll. Die Liste derer, die sie verachten und bekämpfen, ist lang: Kurden, Armenier, Griechen, Juden, Schwule und Christen.
...the Grey Wolves terrorist group...
...the Grey Wolves terrorist group...
The Gray Wolves, who are the militant youth wing of the Turkish ethnic nationalists that are dissatisfied with the inertia of the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) camp, constitute 3.6 percent of voters.
...the most likely perpetrators were members of an ultra-nationalist Turkish organization called the Grey Wolves...
The Gray Wolves, who are the militant youth wing of the Turkish ethnic nationalists that are dissatisfied with the inertia of the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) camp, constitute 3.6 percent of voters.
In Deutschland sollen mindestens zehntausend Personen zu dieser Szene zählen. [...] Die Grauen Wölfe träumen von der Vereinigung aller Turkvölker zu einer Großtürkei, die vom Balkan bis Zentralasien reichen soll. Die Liste derer, die sie verachten und bekämpfen, ist lang: Kurden, Armenier, Griechen, Juden, Schwule und Christen.
In 1977, at the peak of a revolutionary movement in Turkey, half a million gathered there. Immediately after the demonstration began, snipers – from the fascist Grey Wolves, or from the police (this is still not clear today) – began shooting at the masses.
II. By the judgment of the Supreme Court from March 15, 2005: "Boz Gourde". «Boz Gourde» also known as the «Grey Wolves» is an far right nationalist Turkish militant organization. The basic ideological concept is turanizm (creating a single state of the Turkic peoples).
The Gray Wolves, who are the militant youth wing of the Turkish ethnic nationalists that are dissatisfied with the inertia of the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) camp, constitute 3.6 percent of voters.
Milli Görüș und Graue Wölfe werden vom Verfassungsschutz beobachtet.