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into production for themselves. But the machines had been made
          unusable. Despite a lack of means and money, they succeeded in
          repairing machines in the space of one and a half months. They
          got two machines working and started to enter into production
          for themselves.


               The Somuncus had stolen materials from the workers, and
          the machines they did not remove were made into a fake company
          and transferred there. The Kazova firm had operated for about 30
          years and a wall with a building almost directly adjacent was torn
          down and and a new section created by plastering up a new wall.
          A fake company was established here. It is given the name NES
          TRIKO and the owner of the firm appeared to be a certain Ab-
          dulkadir Nergis, who had recently come to work at Kazova.


               It came out that together with this move, the Somuncu family
          actually operated several firms. The manufacture of sweaters was
          carried  out  at  Kazova  A.S  with  the  sale  being  conducted  at
          Bomonti and Nisantasi, also registered as Kazova Ltd. The finan-
          cial system of Kazova A.S. as well as its valuable electronic weaving
          machinery’s invoice, was turned over to Abdulkadir Nergis. After
          two months of activity by Abdulkadir Nergis at NES TRIKO, at
          the end of January 2013 he reverted to Kazova Ltd. Thi firm
          changed its name to Midyatli Ltd, and the Somuncu family’s

          shares were also ransferred. So a cunning system for seizing and
          removing material was established. But again, it was not done ac-
          cording to the law. Everyone here understood the trick, though
          they did not understand the laws on collusion. That is, workers
          who had worked machines for 30 years were to be left standing by
          as they were removed (by the bosses). The aim of the workers here


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