1980 coup d'état in Turkey

The 1980 coup d'état in Turkey was when the military government unexpectedly took control of the country on September 12, 1980. They intervened due to widespread political violence, economic instability, and social unrest, aiming to restore order. The military dissolved Parliament, suspended political parties, and implemented strict controls. This intervention lasted until 1983, when civilian rule was gradually restored. The coup significantly impacted Turkey’s political development, leading to constitutional changes and increased military influence in governance.