Hamit Hasancan

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Hamit Hasancan
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Born	1870 Constantinople, Ottoman Empire
Died	1943 Istanbul, Turkey
Nationality	Turkish

Hamit Hasancan (1870–1943) was a Turkish economist and conservative politician, who was an early, key member of the CHP.^[1][2]

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