International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 12,Vydania 1–2University of Wisconsin, 2006 |
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... internal passes ( mürur tezkiresi ) to move to Egypt or the United States . Ottoman authorities turned down most of the applications , but the wealthy were able to leave . Another new law granted the right to travel but required men of ...
... internal passes ( mürur tezkiresi ) to move to Egypt or the United States . Ottoman authorities turned down most of the applications , but the wealthy were able to leave . Another new law granted the right to travel but required men of ...
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... internal passes had been abolished ; houses could not be searched , and every Ottoman subject was entitled to a ... Internal Affairs Ministry , 7 February 1909 . 27 Akgündüz , “ Osmanlı ... , " p . 154 . BOA , DH . SN . THR , Nr . 41/86 ...
... internal passes had been abolished ; houses could not be searched , and every Ottoman subject was entitled to a ... Internal Affairs Ministry , 7 February 1909 . 27 Akgündüz , “ Osmanlı ... , " p . 154 . BOA , DH . SN . THR , Nr . 41/86 ...
Strana 37
... Internal Affairs Ministry to the governorship of Aydın , 24 February 1905 . BOA , YEE , SKP . Ev . Ek , Nr . 86 / 30-2987 : A memorandum of the Internal Affairs Ministry to the governorship of Aydın , 9 June 1906 . Osmanlı Belgelerinde ...
... Internal Affairs Ministry to the governorship of Aydın , 24 February 1905 . BOA , YEE , SKP . Ev . Ek , Nr . 86 / 30-2987 : A memorandum of the Internal Affairs Ministry to the governorship of Aydın , 9 June 1906 . Osmanlı Belgelerinde ...
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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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