Turkey’s 1970s have the characteristic of being one of the most depressing years in the Republican era’s political history. The non-partisan government model that emerged in the first years of the period of military tutelage in the form of the “Intermediate Regime” could not solve the main problems of the country and caused them to become even more chronic. The 1973 elections, which ended the Interim Regime period, resulted in the victory of the Republican Pople’s Party (CHP) led by Bülent Ecevit. After long struggles, the CHP – MSP coalition government was established with the claim of eliminating the historical mistake. The most important output of this government in foreign policy was the Cyprus Peace Operation (1974). CHP leader Ecevit’s use of the Cyprus victory to come to power alone from the ballot box and breaking the coalition put the country in to a new process. In this process, in which Turkey did not have a strong government, on the one hand, it struggled with external problems such as the military and economic embargo of the USA, on the other hand, it faced internal problems such as high inflation, anarchy, corruption and poverty. One of the most important developments in the second half of the 1970s, when political confrontation/polarization was frequently on the agenda, was the coalition government known as the Nationalist Front. In this period, the Nationalist Front Government, which are expressed as the union of forces of the nationalist- conservative parties on the right of the political spectrum, against the CHP, which represent the centre-left, were established twice. The first of these governments ruled Turkey between March 1975 and June 1977, and the second between July 1977 and January 1978. First Nationalist Front Government; While the Justice Party (AP), the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), and the National Salvation Party (MSP), cosisted of the Second Nationalist Front Government, the AP, MHP and MSP came together. The government, in which the AP was in power alone between November 1979 and September 12, 1980 and supported by MHP and MSP was described as a blasphamy/covert Nationalist Front. Although Demirel was removed from power on March 12, 1971, he ruled the country by establishing the longest- lasting coalition of the period with the Nationalist Front Governments, which he formed openly or covertly in the 1970s. However, differences in the priorities of the parties that make up the Nationalist Front Governments caused the economic, political and social problems to be resolved in domestic politics in the period. The subjects of foreign policy were the Cyprus Issue and USA arms embargo formed around it, the Aegean Issue, and the reorganization of Turkey-EEC relations. In the article, the Nationalist Front Governments and their practices will be analyzed by making use of press samples and research studies of the period.