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Limit: Turks are normally soft-spoken and easy-going, but toùgh if limits are exceeded ffi
Turkish Dtûly News Kurds, Demirel warned that t~is cove~ng Parts of three.coulltries," , He said that th~ President and ;;
At:'lKARA- A.ngere~ by the wouldcause a backlash of Turkish DemIrel saId, dlsplaymg a color members of ParlIament, as the trl
reactIOnboth to hIS w~mg about nationalism and render the country map of greater "Kurdistan." "No , elected representatives of the pea- :S
Western .attempts to dlVld~Turkey unmanageable. "These people do one has a right to put Turkey on the' pIe, had taken an oath to protect the ~
and to hIS call to.put keY..lssues to not want bread. or food, ~?re ~argaining table. ~v~ryone, living mdivis!ble unity of the country and ti:l
refe~enda! PreSIdent SuleYfll;an democracy, or theIr o,wnteleVISion. III Turkey or not, lIkmg Turkey or the nallon. ~ trl
DemIrel saId Turkey ~ad no opt!on They want land, they want a flag not, should know this very well," ~ ~
,but to crush the KurdIsh separatIsts and they want a separate state - . Demirel said. See "DEMtREL" on page A8 0 trl
:without delay, not to allow the ' Ç< â
West to divide it, and to reform its ~ ~
state structure thoroughly to leave ~ '
.the Turkish Daily News editors in ::0 ~
,an ~xclusive interview,.Demirel ,,~ ~
clan~ed the reaso~s for his contro- ,":':':';l~ Don't go lor a dialogue or political <
,vemal accusations t.ha~ the 'l3' ) solution with the separatists. " c;;
Western powers were aImIng to , ,'Otherwise you will cause a backlasn ..,
'revive the defunct treaty of Sevres of Turkish nationalism and the country ;>
-which partitioned Ottoman
Turkey at the end of the First
World War - through pressures
fOi a "political solution to the
Kurdish question." ,
The President said he was worried
that Turkey w'as heading
,towards (ethnic) polarization, not-
'ing that if the separatist rebels of
the Kurdistan Workers' Party
(PKK) were not rendered ineffective
militarily this yèar, Turkey
would face increased difficulties at
home and abroad. ,
Addressing himself to the foreign
and domestic proponents of a
dialogue with the PKK and minori-
, ty ,rights to Turkey's 12 million
J, , "Th':!re is no need for d: to {s:'!1guilty. On the matter of terrorism .
we are totally right..
TON Ali Fu.,' \llay
". ..,. The West sh~uldnot advance impos-
:"'4.'j sible conditions that divide TUrkey.' in
"', ) retum for a reserved seat for TUr1