International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 12,Vydania 1–2University of Wisconsin, 2006 |
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... Konya , in Beirut from Halep and Urfa , in İzmir from Ankara and in Trabzon from Erzincan awaiting emigration to the United States through the ports of Napoli , Barcelona , Corfu , Cenova and Marseilles . Meanwhile , Armenians who had ...
... Konya , in Beirut from Halep and Urfa , in İzmir from Ankara and in Trabzon from Erzincan awaiting emigration to the United States through the ports of Napoli , Barcelona , Corfu , Cenova and Marseilles . Meanwhile , Armenians who had ...
Strana 188
... Konya , where I spent only three months , and in Edremit , where I spent some thirteen months , people who would accept me simply as an inquisitive Christian and would welcome me into the mosque or other religious setting on this basis ...
... Konya , where I spent only three months , and in Edremit , where I spent some thirteen months , people who would accept me simply as an inquisitive Christian and would welcome me into the mosque or other religious setting on this basis ...
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Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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