July 15 The Night At The End Of Days: The Nation Strikes – Mustafa Çalışkan – Beta Yayınevi

Turkish edition of the book written by Mustafa Çalışkan, Police Commissioner of Istanbul who went immediately to the one of the most critical points in Istanbul, Bosphorus Bridge as soon as informed about the traitorous insurrection carried out by FETO, published its eighth edition in a short period of time. Besides what Mustafa Çalışkan went through that night on Bosphorus Bridge, later renamed as 'July 15 Martyrs' Bridge' on which one of his close protection was martyred and the other wounded, the book contains significant information about before, during and after the insurrection. Çalışkan's meticulously written book "July 15 The Night at the End of Days, The Nation Strikes" in which some detailed information regarding the structure and history of FETO was also described is published in English too, in order the insurrection to be understood well by everyone.Dozens of incidents happened at the night of the insurrection were described in different chapters inside Çalışkan's book. Was CIA in the Princes' Islands on that day? Was PKK terrorist organization aware of the coup attempt? What did president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan ask for that night? In what kind of an emotional state the police, military and the society were? Was FETO solely responsible for the coup attempt? What/Who are the powers behind FETO? How some patriotic ranked military, police and members of judiciary did take critical decisions on that night? What happened after the sela and adhan calls? Which grim orders were given/received by the putschists during their communication on whatsapp group? What kind of gruesome actions did militants and contracted killers of FETO who acted like an enemy invasion force and without any hesitation carry out against the Turkish nation? And the answers to all these questions included...A reference book to identify and understand the foul relationship and sneaky games of those who try to understate the legendary July 15 resistance and try to make it forgotten. The trut...