International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 12,Vydania 1–2University of Wisconsin, 2006 |
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... Census Schedules are essential to understanding the world the immigrants created in the United States . Like the ships ' manifests , the census schedules became more detailed and more useful over time . Mandated by the Constitution as a ...
... Census Schedules are essential to understanding the world the immigrants created in the United States . Like the ships ' manifests , the census schedules became more detailed and more useful over time . Mandated by the Constitution as a ...
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... census schedules for research on early Turkish immigration cannot be overstated , especially in regard to data about the spatial distribution of Turks in various neighborhoods and about the multi - ethnic composition of some of those ...
... census schedules for research on early Turkish immigration cannot be overstated , especially in regard to data about the spatial distribution of Turks in various neighborhoods and about the multi - ethnic composition of some of those ...
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... census schedules and especially the ability to conduct large - scale searches of those records based on various data elements constitute an incredible boon for researchers . But there are drawbacks . One is that the individuals who ...
... census schedules and especially the ability to conduct large - scale searches of those records based on various data elements constitute an incredible boon for researchers . But there are drawbacks . One is that the individuals who ...
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Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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