A commission of seven people comprising three colonels, a representative of the Ministry of Interior, a representative of the press office of the Prime Minister, two TRT representatives, and Turgut Özakman, the director of the Turkish State Theatres, representing the Ministry of Culture, was formed on order from President Kenan Evren and Prime Minister Bülent Ulusu and the prints were burnt in 1983 by TRT director Macit Akman, at the furnaces of the Turkish General Staff printhouse under the supervision of the said commission.
In 1983, a commission composed of seven individuals was formed to oversee the destruction of printed materials under the orders of President Kenan Evren and Prime Minister Bülent Ulusu. This panel included representatives from various government departments, including the Ministry of Interior, the press office of the Prime Minister's office, TRT, and the Turkish State Theatres. The panel was led by Turgut Özakman, the director of the Turkish State Theatres, and oversaw the burning of these materials at the Turkish General Staff printing facility.