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To what extent the missionary activities had influenced the Muslims to emigrate is more ambiguous . Unlike the later records , Topanélian's list includes no Muslim having a Christian name , supporting his statement that the Muslims did ...
To what extent the missionary activities had influenced the Muslims to emigrate is more ambiguous . Unlike the later records , Topanélian's list includes no Muslim having a Christian name , supporting his statement that the Muslims did ...
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There are a number of very influential politicians of Greek origin in the United States who receive much support and ... Turkish authorities consequently have tried to influence established organizations through financial support ...
There are a number of very influential politicians of Greek origin in the United States who receive much support and ... Turkish authorities consequently have tried to influence established organizations through financial support ...
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In the later part of the sixteenth century islamization began in the countryside as a result of different factors , such as worsening economic conditions , religious syncretism and past heretical influence .
In the later part of the sixteenth century islamization began in the countryside as a result of different factors , such as worsening economic conditions , religious syncretism and past heretical influence .
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