Diyanet Serves as Tool for Turkish Soft Power in Germany : c

In one of the greatest ironies of modern Turkish politics, a religious office established by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk nearly a century ago has become a powerful torch-bearer of what the secular founder of modern Turkey viewed as the greatest political

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