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Strana 181
... has differed from that of other immigrants in one important respect . Unlike the
many American ethnic groups that have organized strong communities to make
their culture an organic part of American society and represent the position of
their ...
... has differed from that of other immigrants in one important respect . Unlike the
many American ethnic groups that have organized strong communities to make
their culture an organic part of American society and represent the position of
their ...
Strana 183
Isaac Maimon , the historian of the Sephardic Bikur Holim congregation attributed
the formation of this community to " their unwavering commitment and realization
of the central position that the synagogue occupied [ and ] was foremost in their ...
Isaac Maimon , the historian of the Sephardic Bikur Holim congregation attributed
the formation of this community to " their unwavering commitment and realization
of the central position that the synagogue occupied [ and ] was foremost in their ...
Strana 205
The kisve bahası institution was a voluntary conversion to Islam which took place
in the presence of the sultan or other high - ranking dignitaries where the
converts received money , known as kisve bahası , and low - ranking positions .
Most of ...
The kisve bahası institution was a voluntary conversion to Islam which took place
in the presence of the sultan or other high - ranking dignitaries where the
converts received money , known as kisve bahası , and low - ranking positions .
Most of ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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