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In the 1930s, groups publishing anti-Semitic journals were formed. Journalist Cevat Rıfat Atilhan published a journal in Izmir called "Anadolu" and which contained anti-Semitic writing. When the publication was outlawed, Atilhan went to Germany and was entertained by Julius Streicher for months. In "Der Stürmer", a publication by Streicher, a large article was published about Cevat Rifat Atilhan on 18 August 1934. Upon returning to Turkey, Atilhan started the journal "Milli İnkılap" which was very similar to "Der Stürmer". Consequently, it is argued that much of the anti-Semitic theories in Turkey stem from much of the opinions and material that Atilhan took from Germany.