October 2nd Movement

The October 2nd Movement was a political protest in Turkey that began on October 2, 1960, following a military coup that overthrew the government. The movement involved students and citizens demanding democracy, justice, and the restoration of elected institutions. It reflected public resistance to military intervention and aimed to re-establish civilian rule. The movement symbolized a push for democracy and civil rights amid a period of political instability, marking a significant moment in Turkey’s modern political history.