Streets of Memory: Landscape, Tolerance, and National Identity in Istanbul
Libri antichi e moderni
Mills Amy
University of Georgia Press 2010,
Streets of Memory: Landscape, Tolerance, and National Identity in Istanbul
Libri antichi e moderni
Mills Amy
University of Georgia Press 2010,
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- Mills Amy
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- University of Georgia Press 2010
- Soggetto
- Turchia Turkey Turquie
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8vo, br. ed. pp.248. In 1900, foreigners, mostly of Greek, Jewish, or Armenian extraction, comprised 56 percent of the population of Constantinople. By the end of the century, Christians and Jews made up less than one percent of the population of Istanbul, largely as the result of sustained policies of Turkification that were enacted following the foundation of the Turkish Republic in 1923. As Mills remarks Those minorities were seen as both betrayers of the Turkish nation-state and an unacceptable reminder of the Ottoman imperial past.
