THE VOICE OF THE VANISHED EMPIRE FROM A FOREIGN LAND: TURKISH-OTTOMAN MEDENIYET NEWSPAPER IN BULGARIA IN THE 1930s
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54561/prj1302237sKeywords:
Medeniyet, Turkish-Ottoman Press, Turks in Bulgaria, Kemalism, Turkish-Bulgarian relations, Interwar EuropeAbstract
This research looks at the Medeniyet, a Turkish newspaper, launched in 1933 in Bulgaria. The goal is to show historical and political contexts of the newspaper, published in Ottoman language and opposing to Kemalists in Turkey, and discover main topics of its first ten issues. Research draws upon primary sources, never examined thoroughly before. At the end, all titles of the issues are given in modern Turkish transcription and in translation to English.
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