International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 12,Vydania 1–2University of Wisconsin, 2006 |
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... dated 18 April 1890 stated that none of the 1190 Ottoman subjects who had immigrated to the United States between July 1888 and July 1889 was a Muslim . According to this report , the majority of the immigrants were Armenian or Syrian ...
... dated 18 April 1890 stated that none of the 1190 Ottoman subjects who had immigrated to the United States between July 1888 and July 1889 was a Muslim . According to this report , the majority of the immigrants were Armenian or Syrian ...
Strana 49
... dated 17 November 1891 , ... the following lines are written : “ I will be very relieved to see that these Muslims are put into contact with benevolent people and conducted to see that this is the true Christianity ; and not to ...
... dated 17 November 1891 , ... the following lines are written : “ I will be very relieved to see that these Muslims are put into contact with benevolent people and conducted to see that this is the true Christianity ; and not to ...
Strana 50
... dated 15 July 1894 , the Ottoman government decided to provide assistance to needy emigrants who would like to return to the Ottoman Empire . Accordingly , the consulates in the United States were instructed to contact the Muslims and ...
... dated 15 July 1894 , the Ottoman government decided to provide assistance to needy emigrants who would like to return to the Ottoman Empire . Accordingly , the consulates in the United States were instructed to contact the Muslims and ...
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ARTICLES | 1 |
Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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