Çağdaş Türkiye Tarihi Araştırmaları Dergisi

Öz

As a
cultural institution, Public House is one of the orientation practices of
citizenship established in place of Turkish quarries. Between 1932 and 1951,
the townhouses, which had been going on its facilities, became a version of
public parties in the locals. Especially in the enlightenment of the people,
important efforts have been made in removing the urban-peasant discrimination
by Public houses. After the closure of the Turkish quarries, the Public houses,
which helped citizens to understand the populism, served as a culture-bearer in
many places and served on account of republic? In the main rhetoric of this
work, information about the general structure and activities of the People’s
Houses opened in Hakkari province, as it is in other provinces, in 1937 is
given. The Hakkari Public House, which had been opened relatively late due to
the climatic conditions and other problems, seems to be determined to continue
its existence through the help of province officers. However, according to
reports, the perceptions of people towards Public Houses are not positive. In
particular, the lack of public support and Public Houses’ presidents’ being
unstable frequently has caused discontinuity in these houses. One of the aims
of this study is to create a general Public Housing portfolio by looking at the
work done by Hakkari Public House.