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Baykal said it would mount a legal challenge to this ideology.

For Mr. Baykal, the humiliation may have been even greater.

"We cannot ignore the fact that the army has contributed to this development," Mr. Baykal said.

In 1856 he returned overland to Europe, via Lake Baykal.

When Mr. Baykal withdrew his support several weeks ago, the Government's fate was clear.

Mr. Baykal acted after charges that cast doubt on the Government's integrity.

Also known as Semeyskie (in the lands east of Baykal Lake).

Even those who support Deniz Baykal would admit that the party would be much more successful with a different leader.

Deniz Baykal (born 20 July 1938) is a Turkish politician and academician.

He acted 15 months long at this post, before Deniz Baykal was reelected at the next extraordinary party congress in 2000.

Married with Derya Baykal.

According to reports, the party was divided over the leadership issue, with its Central Executive Board insisting that Baykal retake the position.

Its absurdist magnificence has a real glow in the engaged photographs of Ms. Baykal, who was herself a vital fringe figure.

Deniz Baykal, the leader of the secular Republican People's Party, which appealed to the court, hailed its action.

Deniz Baykal (9 September 1992-18 February 1995) (1st time)

Deniz Baykal (9 September 1995-23 May 1999) (2nd time)

Deniz Baykal (30 September 2000-10 May 2010) (3rd time)

Şensoy married Derya Baykal in 1988.

Curated by Emre Baykal.

Deniz Baykal (1992-1995)

But one secular leader, Denis Baykal of the Republican People's Party, said the military had played the role of a "democratic pressure group."

It lies on the Angara River near Lake Baykal, about 2,500 miles (4,000 km) east-southeast of Moscow.

This social-democratic party and its leader, Deniz Baykal, arguably wasted a golden opportunity in failing to appeal to the Turkish center.

"Such accusations would put the country into distress," said Mr. Baykal, leader of the Republican People's Party, the new opposition in Parliament.

Much of the blame was put on the leader of CHP Deniz Baykal.