1. BİRİNCİ DÜNYA SAVAŞI'NDA FRANSIZ MİZAH DERGİLERİNDE OSMANLI-ALMAN İTTİFAKI KARŞITI PROPAGANDA.
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ÇAKI, Caner and DARI, Abdülhakim Bahadır
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WORLD War I , *OTTOMAN Empire , *WIT & humor , *PROPAGANDA - Abstract
During the First World War, harsh anti-alliance propaganda was made by publishing cartoons directly targeting Ottoman-German Alliance on covers of Le Cri de Paris and Le Rire, two important humor magazines of French humor. Considering that both magazines served as France's propaganda tools during this period, it can be said that magazines' anti-Ottoman-German Alliance cartoons were important in terms of reflecting France's view of the Ottoman-German Alliance. The study aimed to determine how French humor magazines presented both countries in their propaganda against the Ottoman-German Alliance in the First World War and what messages they gave against both countries. For this purpose, in the study, cartoons on the subject were examined using semiotic method in the light of Roman Jakobson's Communication Functions. In the study, it was found that Le Cri de Paris pointed out that Germany used Ottoman Empire in line with its interests and that Ottoman Empire wasn't happy with alliance, while Le Rire pointed out that Ottoman Empire came under the direct control of Germany with the alliance and that alliance was to the detriment of Ottoman Empire. In this way, it was concluded in the study that both magazines mainly targeted Germany through anti-alliance propaganda. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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