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Xinjiang: Pan-Turkism Fuels China’s Hearts-and-Minds Campaign
Chinese efforts to woo Saudi Arabia’s ethnic Chinese community highlight the People’s Republic’s effort to avert criticism from the Muslim world of its crackdown in the north-western province of Xinjiang and strengthen relations with the kingdom and Middle Eastern nations. The efforts to woo a community, a significant part of which is of Turkic origin,
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Pan-Turkism and International Ideology in Greece
Alexios Panagopoulos +1 more
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Pan Foundation: Make Pan Mainstream Instrument Worldwide.
A report from a strategic planning workshop states that the steel pan is not just the only world class invention of Trinidad and Tobago; it represents true entrepreneurship in every respect. As such the Pan Trinbago’s Foundation Board is of the view that
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Pan-Turkism and Islam in Russia
This book offers a profound examination of the Turkic peoples within the Russian Empire and their evolving role in the region's political and cultural landscapes.
Serge A Zenkovsky
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Turkestan and pan‐Turkism revisited
Central Asian Survey, 1997(1997). Turkestan and pan‐Turkism revisited. Central Asian Survey: Vol. 16, No. 3, pp. 339-351.
Anthony Hyman
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Artificial resuscitation: Beijing’s manipulation to pan-Turkism
Asian Ethnicity, 2018Pan-Turkism emerged in the middle of the 19th century as an attempt to uniting all Turkic people along the Silk Road from the Mediterranean to China.
Yitzhak Shichor
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From Iranism to Pan-Turkism: A Less-known Page of Ahmet Ağaoğlu’s Biography
Ahmed Agayev, better known as Ahmet Ağaoğlu (1869-1939), has been a prominent preacher of Turkism and one of the founding fathers of the so-called Azerbaijani identity, having played also a significant role in the formation of Pan-Turkism. Ağaoğlu’s involvement in Pan-Turkist circles in the Ottoman Empire and then in the nationalist movement in ...
Ali Kalirad
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