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Turkish Cultural League Türk Kültür Ligi | |
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| Leader | Adnan Bayraktar |
| Founder | Adnan Bayraktar |
| Founded | April 1, 1991 |
| Headquarters | Cilicia |
| Newspaper | Hakikat |
| Student wing | Turkish Students of Khatay |
| Youth wing | Young Turks of Khatay |
| Moderate Conservatives | Turkish Cultural League - Blue Wolves |
| Membership (2010) | 10,000 |
| Colors | Dark Blue |
| Seats in the National Congress | 6 / 135
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| Website | |
| www.tclkha.com | |
The Turkish Cultural League is a far-right political party in Khatay. Headquarted within the Turkish-majority region of Cilicia, it calls openly for unification with Turkey. It has been accused of being affilated with the Grey Wolves (a turkish ultranationalist organization) and funded by the Goverment of Turkey.