International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 12,Vydania 1–2University of Wisconsin, 2006 |
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... later , the first Armenian Apostolic Church in America opened there . " The substantial Armenian population and later Muslim immigrations made Worcester an important location in the eyes of Ottomans . As early as 1892 , Mavroyeni ...
... later , the first Armenian Apostolic Church in America opened there . " The substantial Armenian population and later Muslim immigrations made Worcester an important location in the eyes of Ottomans . As early as 1892 , Mavroyeni ...
Strana 84
... Later generations vouched for the impossibility of understanding the dynamic ethnic fabric of American society without observing the itinerant souls who made the United States the United States . ? The first generation of migration ...
... Later generations vouched for the impossibility of understanding the dynamic ethnic fabric of American society without observing the itinerant souls who made the United States the United States . ? The first generation of migration ...
Strana 189
... later , because it showed that even such an important virtue as due regard for the purity of women can be overdone . There is also a rather prominent element of emotional " enthusiasm " which breaks through the austerity of neo ...
... later , because it showed that even such an important virtue as due regard for the purity of women can be overdone . There is also a rather prominent element of emotional " enthusiasm " which breaks through the austerity of neo ...
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Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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