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Despite some popular acceptance of what the regime preached and imposed ,
the Republic ' s success rested on an ... The supporting society retained much of
its old Ottoman , Islamic , communitarian life but accepted a degree of change
and ...
Despite some popular acceptance of what the regime preached and imposed ,
the Republic ' s success rested on an ... The supporting society retained much of
its old Ottoman , Islamic , communitarian life but accepted a degree of change
and ...
Strana 194
The break with the past represented by Atatürk ' s reforms – reforms which for the
most part have been accepted by most Turks – has now endured sufficiently long
to make very unlikely any return to Ottoman arrangements – even those ...
The break with the past represented by Atatürk ' s reforms – reforms which for the
most part have been accepted by most Turks – has now endured sufficiently long
to make very unlikely any return to Ottoman arrangements – even those ...
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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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