The post-war political history of Turkey is rich in events that reflected the changes in economic and socio-class relations that took place in Turkish society. The formation of a multi-party system as a result of the demarcation and struggle of groups within the ruling bourgeois-landlord bloc in the context of increased economic, financial and political dependence on the imperialist circles of the United States not only did not lead to the strengthening of bourgeois parliamentarism, but accelerated and exacerbated all the contradictions within the developing capitalist society. The reader learns about all this from this book.