Historical records for Turkey in 1934, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Turkey, Greece, Romania & Yugoslavia mutually guarantee the security of the Balkan frontiers & pledge not to take any action with regard to any Balkan non-signatory state without previous consultation
The Turkish, Greek, Romanian, and Yugoslav Governments sign the Balkan Pact
Turkey distrusts Italy's policy in the eastern Mediterranean
Turkey distrusts Italy's east Mediterranean policy
Bans hereditary titles
Women are given the vote
Granted title "Ataturk" by the National Assembly, "Father of the Turks"
Takes the name of Ataturk, meaning "Father Turk"
Granted title "Ataturk" by the National Assembly, "Father of the Turks"
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