
Historical documents in the Ministry of National Defense archives were digitized and made accessible to citizens via e-Government.
The Ministry of National Defense made the records of martyrs between 1853 and 1928 accessible to citizens with the e-Government integrated 'Martyr Information Portal'.
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Historical documents in the MSB archives were digitized and made accessible within the scope of the Martyr Identification Project.
"Martyr Information Gateway", implemented by the Ministry of National Defense (MSB) and integrated with the e-Government infrastructure, was put at the service of citizens. Martyr records in the MSB archives have been made accessible.
The "Martyr Identification Project" implemented by the Ministry of National Defense is a giant database project that enables historical documents in military archives to be digitized and transformed into a "Martyr Information Gateway" where citizens can make personal inquiries.
With the system, the list of soldiers martyred in wars and battles between 1853 and 1928 can be accessed.
The new application was met with interest by citizens on social media. Citizens can see the people in their families who were martyred through the "Martyr Information Portal" inquiry screen.
"Are there any martyrs in my family? How can I find out?" The answers to these questions can be learned by entering the necessary information on the "Martyr Information Door" inquiry screen. Citizens; It is possible to access the family members and information of those who were martyred in many battles such as the War of Independence, the Gallipoli War, the Caucasus Front, the Hejaz Front or the Gallipoli Front.

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The Ministry of National Defense opened the Martyr Information Portal, which contains military records between 1853 and 1928, for access via e-Government. With this project, citizens can learn the information of their martyred ancestors.
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