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The 13 pages that link to Pan-Turkism, each with the reason it gives.

• Turkic peoplesRelated: It turned linguistic and historical connections into a modern political program.

• Turkish nationalismCompared with: It reaches beyond Turkey’s borders, unlike state-centered forms of Turkish nationalism.

• JadidismRelated: Some Jadids promoted Turkic linguistic and cultural unity, though the movements were not identical.

• Pan-nationalismBroader topic: It extends a claimed Turkic community across multiple states and regions.

• Turkish national identityCompared with: Its transnational vision differs from identity defined primarily by citizenship in the Republic of Turkey.

• Ziya GökalpCompared with: Gökalp distinguished cultural Turkism from expansive political projects of Turkic unity.

• Pan-IranismCompared with: It offers a neighboring ethnolinguistic model of transnational unity, sometimes competing with Pan-Iranian claims.

• Battle of SarikamishRelated: Pan-Turkist ambitions shaped some Ottoman leaders’ hopes for expansion into Russian-held territories.

• East Turkestan independence movementRelated: Some independence arguments draw on Turkic solidarity, but the two movements have different scopes.

• Mirsaid Sultan-GalievCompared with: His proposals overlapped with Turkic solidarity but placed it within a communist revolutionary strategy.

• Neo-OttomanismCompared with: It looks toward Turkic connections rather than primarily toward the former Ottoman imperial sphere.

• Pan-MongolismCompared with: It offers a parallel project of ethnolinguistic unity, with a different people and historical geography.

• Whole AzerbaijanRelated: Some proponents place Azerbaijani unity within broader Turkic solidarity, though the ideas are not identical.