The Turkification process in Turkey began with the Turkish National Assembly passing the 1934 Law on Resettlement ('İskân Kanunu' Law No.2510, 13 June 1934). Its measures included the forced relocation of people within the country, with the aim of promoting cultural homogeneity. In 1935, the Tunceli Law was passed to apply the Resettlement Law to the newly named region of Tunceli, previously known as Dersim and populated by Kurmanci-speaking and Zaza-speaking Alevis. Nzvimbo iyi yaizivikanwa nekumukira, sezvo yaive nzvimbo yemakore gumi nerimwe akapatsanurwa ehondo mumakore makumi mana apfuura. Mubvunzo: Ndeipi zita renharaunda ichangobva kutumidzwa iyo Mutemo Wekugara wakashandiswa?
Tunceli