The Turkish Historical Society (TTK) is a state institution that researches, preserves and conducts academic studies on the history of Türkiye and Turks. Founded in 1931 under the leadership of Atatürk, this institution aims to protect and promote the historical identity and cultural heritage of the Turkish nation through its studies on Turkish culture and history. TTK contributes to the understanding and preservation of Türkiye's cultural and historical identity through various publications, conferences, seminars and research.

FOUNDING PURPOSE AND EARLY YEARS
The Turkish Historical Society was established in 1931 by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of the Republic of Türkiye, to research the history of the Turkish nation, to reveal the facts about this history and to contribute to Turkish culture. In its early years, the institution supported important projects such as the Turkish History Thesis.

PUBLICATIONS AND ACADEMIC STUDIES
TTK publishes numerous academic articles, books and journals on Turkish history and culture. These publications are generally of great interest to students, academics and history enthusiasts. In addition to publications, national and international conferences, seminars and panels are also organized.

CULTURAL IMPACT AND SOCIAL ROLE
TTK's work is not limited to academic circles, but has a profound impact on Turkish culture and identity. This impact extends to the whole society through various events, exhibitions and educational programs.

THE HEART OF HISTORY THE ROLE OF THE TURKISH HISTORICAL INSTITUTION TODAY
Today, the Turkish Historical Society is an important actor in shaping the future of Türkiye and Turkish culture. Both nationally and internationally, the institution remains a central focus of research on Turkish history and culture.