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A Comparative Study of the Press Laws of 1909 and 1931
A Comparative Study of the Press Laws of 1909 and 1931
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- 2026-09-26
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- Ottoman Empire bars lawmakers and officials from editing newspapers and jails a leading editor
- Claim 960: The most extensive arrangement to the press law was made on March 9, 1913, first changing the article on who could serve as editor.
- Claim 961: A February 16, 1913 revision gave police the power to confiscate periodicals judged to have published obscene material.
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