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Stranded in geopolitics: the question of Turkish Armenians in Soviet-Turkish relations
Middle Eastern Studies, 2020The Republic of Turkey of the 1920s and 1930s was a complex place to live. Kemalism came to nurture and embrace a new citizen who had no other choice but that of being a Turk as stipulated by the 1...
Ruben Melkonyan, Vahram Ter-Matevosyan
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Competitive victimhood and reconciliation: the case of Turkish–Armenian relations
Identities, 2019ABSTRACTThis paper argues that conflicts tend to be intractable if collective victimhood has become a component of national identity, and when conflicting communities claim to be the ‘real’ or ‘onl...
Cagla Demirel, Johan Eriksson
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The Re-Imagined Future: Turkey-Armenia and Turkish-Armenian Relations since Independence
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Re-Imagining the Past, Rethinking the Present: The Future of Turkish-Armenian Relations
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Turkish-Armenian Relations in the Aftermath of the USSR
2005SSCB sonrasında Türkiye’nin dış politikasında yeni bir açılım fırsatı karşısına çıktı: Kafkasya. Bu bölgede ve özellikle üç bağımsız devletten oluşan Güney Kafkasya’da, Türkiye için en kritik ve hassas konumdaki ülke ise Ermenistan’dı. Türkiye Ermenistan ilişkileri, geçmişten gelen olumsuz mirasa rağmen, SSCB sonrasında kısmen de olsa farklı bir ...
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Journal of Global Social Sciences, 2020
In the latter years of the Ottoman Empire, Turkish-Armenian Relations was one of the issues that regularly dominated the nation's political and intellectual life. Some writers were able to convey a heated topic of the time using symbols rather than by speaking directly to the issue.
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In the latter years of the Ottoman Empire, Turkish-Armenian Relations was one of the issues that regularly dominated the nation's political and intellectual life. Some writers were able to convey a heated topic of the time using symbols rather than by speaking directly to the issue.
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The Problem of Turkish-Armenian Folklore Relations in Fuat Köprülü`s Scientific Investigations
2016Makalede Fuad Köprülü'nün Türk aşık edebiyatının Ermeni âşık edebiyatına etkilemesine delil getirmesinden bahsedilmektedir. Bilindiği gibi, Ermeniler her zaman Türk milli kültürünün bir çok örneklerini benimsemekle uğraşmışlardır. F. Köprülü araştırmasında Arşak Çobanyan adlı Ermeni aliminin Türk aşık edebiyatının Ermeni aşık edebiyatından ...
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GYUMRI NEGOTIATIONS (26 November - 2 December 1920)DURING TURKISH – ARMENIAN RELATIONS
2015After the East Operation which was started end of 1920s, Armenian Goverment had to sue for peace by reason of defeated Armenian forces. Negotiations were made in Gyumri between 26 November 1920 and 2 December 1920 in order to get through the war and allocate the peace by between two countries.
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A “Critical” Approach to Turkish-Armenian Relations
2017Toplumlararası diplomasi ve kamudiplomasisi gibi yöntemler, geleneksel diplomasi ve sorun çözme metotlarınıdestekleyici unsurlar olarak günümüzde ön plana çıkmaktadırlar. Sanat, devletlerve toplumlar arasındaki çeşitli sorunların kalıcı olarak bir çözümekavuşturulmasında ve kamuoylarının karşılıklı olarak bir birlerineyaklaştırılmalarında önemli ...
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the Journal of Academic Social Sciences
Armenians, who were called "Faithful Nation ", remained loyal to the Ottoman Empire until the 19th century. However, when Armenian intellectuals went to Europe, they adopted ideas such as enlightenment, equality and nationalism. They returned home and started propaganda against the Ottoman Empire.
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Armenians, who were called "Faithful Nation ", remained loyal to the Ottoman Empire until the 19th century. However, when Armenian intellectuals went to Europe, they adopted ideas such as enlightenment, equality and nationalism. They returned home and started propaganda against the Ottoman Empire.
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