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...Aslı Iğsız In 2010, the 1923 Greek-Turkish Population Exchange Museum opened its doors as part of the Istanbul 2010 European Capital of Culture (ECoC) project. Presented as the first migration-themed museum of Turkey, it is a site of cultural recollection focused on family histories. Yet the museum...

... systematic Turkish assimilation and elimination policies against Pontic Greeks since World War I, one can still frequently hear Pontic Greek (Rumca) words in everyday communication or come across villagers who retain and speak Pontic Greek among themselves besides Turkish. In fact, the bed and breakfast...

...- potential implications of Turkish membership for tinuously position Turkey in various ways while do- Turkish-American, Turkish-Greek, Turkish-Russian, mestic political struggles also redefine the country’s and Turkish–Middle Eastern relations. As much...

... involved in the Kemalist project. 3. See Amy Mills, “The Ottoman Legacy: Urban Geog- 5. For memoirs in English, see, e.g., Irfan Orga, Por- 6. Alexis Alexandris, The Greek Minority of Istanbul raphies, National Imaginaries, and Global Discourses trait of a Turkish Family (London: Eland, 1993...

... , 2006 . Güner Ezgi . “ NGOization of Islamic Education: The Post-Coup Turkish State and Sufi Orders in Africa South of the Sahara .” Religions 12 , no. 1 ( 2020 ): 24 . https://doi.org/10.3390/rel12010024 . Iğsız Aslı . Humanism in Ruins: Entangled Legacies of the Greek-Turkish...

... to explore the conduct of Turkish citi- ish state.29 The Turkish state had been in a long- zenship and the interaction between the legal standing struggle with the various national/ter- status, identity, and civic virtue aspects in the ritorial claims of the Armenians and the Greeks. case...

... of the Ot- the Greek and Turkish cases allow us to plot the toman Empire were engaged in the same matrix most relevant points with respect to Chatterjee’s of geopolitics — struggling to carve out political discussion of the Indian case and, I assert, point agency...

... as Christian and hence the According to Öztürk, emphasizing ancient property of the Western powers. In Jesus’ Traitor- Greek archeological sites in Anatolia serves the ous Children, Öztürk explains in detail how this same Christian conspiracy over Turkish land...

... Contemporaries could see the international significance of the confrontation between the Turkish National Forces Kuva-( yı­ Milli) and French, Italian, and British-­backed Greek armies clearly enough.3 In 1921, at the Tenth Congress of the Russian Communist Party...

...Kent F. Schull Schull’s introduction discusses the impact Donald Quataert’s research and mentoring had on the development of Ottoman and Turkish studies and introduces the seven articles included in the special section of Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East , volume 34...

... police had to wrestle revolv- ruary 9, 1920, Turkish patrons leaving the Galata ers from the hands of drunk Greek officers during Saray club came across a group of Greeks singing a night in July 1920.58 On a night in October 1919, a patriotic songs and chanting...

.... migration policies and in the changing of the names 28. Mark Beissinger, “Nationalisms That Bark and Na- 25. Avram Galanti, Vatandaş, Türkce konuş! (Citi- of towns and villages deemed unnational (e.g., Greek tionalisms That Bite: Ernest Gellner and the Substan- zen, Speak Turkish...

... of Populations . New York : Routledge , 2006 . Zürcher Erik-Jan . “ Greek and Turkish Refugees and Deportees, 1912-1924 .” Turkology Update Leiden Project Working Papers Archive , Universiteit Leiden , 2003 . www.transanatolie.com/english/turkey/turks/ottomans/ejz18.pdf . History from Below...

... popular Turkish histories. creation of a new people—the Osmanlis (Ot- Another influential interpretation, in- tomans)—through the mingling of Turks and deed the explanation that according to Ka- Greeks. In the place of the Byzantines was raised fadar prevailed for nearly half a century...

..., of the city. Places that represent the city’s mul- lost to the nationalist Turkification of the city, tiethnic past where Greeks, Jews, Armenians, non-­Muslim minority emigration from Turkey, and Turks lived together are often represented and rural-­urban Turkish...

... and Greeks in the same category with the Celtic nations. 58 In other words, for him Turkish supremacy in Anatolia was not open to question. Ahmet Ferit (Tek), one of the founders of Turkish Hearths and the founding president of the openly Turkist National Constitution Party (Milli Meşrutiyet Fırkası...

... with Greek and Byzantine history at King’s College Turkey improved as he became supportive of the of London upon his graduation. During WWI, new Turkish Republic and praised its radical west- Toynbee worked for the Political Intelligence ernization program.9...

... Russian and ofBritish tale the to but render it irrelevant society amilitarized be to Empire Ottoman the assume that histories from choose to little been has There article. setouthis in admirably has Peers as Turkish Republic, successor the and Ottomans the ofboth...

... and the Ottoman Empire to Iran. This article is based on Persian and Turkish newspapers printed in Istanbul, and Ottoman archival as well as Persian and Turkish narrative sources. Duke University Press 2008 From Istanbul to Tabriz...

... in moves from ini- ous case of promoting a “European” identity.8 tial notions of the family farm to later visions For the nascent Turkish republic, Ankara’s of suburbia.6 Constructions of nationalism and 1923 designation was testament to a national re- national ideals both shape places...