International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 12,Vydania 1–2University of Wisconsin, 2006 |
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... death . This amulet was one that Potuk Hodja had written for him in Harput and hung around his neck . Among most of those from Harput , you can find an amulet from Potuk Hodja ; all you have to do is mention the name of Potuk Hodja to ...
... death . This amulet was one that Potuk Hodja had written for him in Harput and hung around his neck . Among most of those from Harput , you can find an amulet from Potuk Hodja ; all you have to do is mention the name of Potuk Hodja to ...
Strana 91
... death and burial . The only things we know about his religious identity are derived from the fact that he was not alienated from Islamic practices . His grandniece Sevin confirms that he was almost certainly a Muslim . ' In terms of ...
... death and burial . The only things we know about his religious identity are derived from the fact that he was not alienated from Islamic practices . His grandniece Sevin confirms that he was almost certainly a Muslim . ' In terms of ...
Strana 134
... death on the road ; Lefter was the sole survivor . 4 5 6 Michael Kearney , “ From the Invisible Hand to Visible Feet : Anthropological Studies of Migration , ” Annual Review of Anthropology ( 1986 ) 15 : 331-61 . Ersan Yucel , “ Turkish ...
... death on the road ; Lefter was the sole survivor . 4 5 6 Michael Kearney , “ From the Invisible Hand to Visible Feet : Anthropological Studies of Migration , ” Annual Review of Anthropology ( 1986 ) 15 : 331-61 . Ersan Yucel , “ Turkish ...
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Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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