International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 12,Vydania 1–2University of Wisconsin, 2006 |
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Strana 89
... father saying : “ My father [ Bayram ] was one of the persons most frequently called by the doctors who went there . He was their Uncle Bayram . He became their father too . He gave pocket money , accommodated and provided much ...
... father saying : “ My father [ Bayram ] was one of the persons most frequently called by the doctors who went there . He was their Uncle Bayram . He became their father too . He gave pocket money , accommodated and provided much ...
Strana 90
... father had no time to take care of us . He became a father and a mother for us , but he always had to work . Before they divorced , especially our mother took care of us and she provided a lot of things to us . She took us to the church ...
... father had no time to take care of us . He became a father and a mother for us , but he always had to work . Before they divorced , especially our mother took care of us and she provided a lot of things to us . She took us to the church ...
Strana 93
... father , he told us about our grandfather [ Bayram ] in an embroidered way . He said , " our grandfather was very rich , his economic condition was very good . ” Then , he advised our father to ask for more money ( than he usually gets ) ...
... father , he told us about our grandfather [ Bayram ] in an embroidered way . He said , " our grandfather was very rich , his economic condition was very good . ” Then , he advised our father to ask for more money ( than he usually gets ) ...
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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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