gidermez

Giderme was a rebel group formed in Turkey during the 1970s, specifically in the southeastern region. The group's primary goal was to establish an independent Kurdish state in the country. Giderme was known for its violent methods, including bombings and assassinations of Kurdish individuals who did not support their cause.

The group was formed in the early 1970s, when the Turkish government was struggling to maintain control over the region. Giderme's creation was largely in response to the increasing tensions between the Kurdish minority and the Turkish government. The group mainly consisted of young Kurdish men who felt disenfranchised and marginalized within Turkish society.

Giderme was involved in several high-profile attacks, including the bombing of a Kurdish town. The group's actions led to a significant crackdown by the Turkish military, resulting in the deaths of many suspected Giderme members. The group's fate is largely unknown, but it is believed to have been dismantled by the Turkish authorities.

The existence and activities of Giderme mostly predate the modern-day Kurdish separatist movement in Turkey, led by groups such as the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK). The context and impact of Giderme's actions have been somewhat overshadowed by the more prominent and contemporary movements of the region.