International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 12,Vydania 1–2University of Wisconsin, 2006 |
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... , in the Düzgün Family collection , Ankara . Interview with Hüseyin and Mehmet Düzgün , “ First Turks in US Interview . ” 11 made three great friends there : Halil Hafiz , Hasan " I am not Collecting Money Like Apples from Trees " 89.
... , in the Düzgün Family collection , Ankara . Interview with Hüseyin and Mehmet Düzgün , “ First Turks in US Interview . ” 11 made three great friends there : Halil Hafiz , Hasan " I am not Collecting Money Like Apples from Trees " 89.
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made three great friends there : Halil Hafiz , Hasan Ali , and Ali Ahmet.12 Bayram and his companions worked in U.S. mines and automotive plants . They earned relatively good wages , and , as stated earlier , all but Bayram returned ...
made three great friends there : Halil Hafiz , Hasan Ali , and Ali Ahmet.12 Bayram and his companions worked in U.S. mines and automotive plants . They earned relatively good wages , and , as stated earlier , all but Bayram returned ...
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Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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