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In October 1910 , an investigation indicated that one - third of the Christian
population of military age in İstanbul already had left for the United States and the
rest were trying to follow them . During the Balkan wars and World War I , the
majority ...
In October 1910 , an investigation indicated that one - third of the Christian
population of military age in İstanbul already had left for the United States and the
rest were trying to follow them . During the Balkan wars and World War I , the
majority ...
Strana 87
As contemporaries , Bayram was born in 1896 in Palu , Elazığ , and Hazım during
the 1890s in Kanlıca , İstanbul . Bayram emigrated in 1912 from Elazığ through
Pennsylvania to Ohio , and Hazım emigrated in 1918 from İstanbul to Indiana .
As contemporaries , Bayram was born in 1896 in Palu , Elazığ , and Hazım during
the 1890s in Kanlıca , İstanbul . Bayram emigrated in 1912 from Elazığ through
Pennsylvania to Ohio , and Hazım emigrated in 1918 from İstanbul to Indiana .
Strana 141
But in reality , there was very little return migration from İstanbul to Yuva . Rather ,
it became a permanent destination for tens of thousands of Yuvalı because the
example of their three compatriots led them to see the move to İstanbul as only a
...
But in reality , there was very little return migration from İstanbul to Yuva . Rather ,
it became a permanent destination for tens of thousands of Yuvalı because the
example of their three compatriots led them to see the move to İstanbul as only a
...
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Introduction | 1 |
Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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