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Press Censorship in the Ottoman Empire

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In the Ottoman Empire, strict censorship controls what newspapers can and cannot publish. Proof slips of every article must be approved by a government...

The Challenges of Being a Newspaper Editor in Turkey

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Being a newspaper editor in Turkey is not easy. Editors face many challenges, especially due to strict censorship laws. Even with these restrictions, the...

Education in the Turkish Empire

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The Turkish educational system is not completely bad, but it focuses mostly on religious instruction. Most of the schools aim to teach Islamic values...

Ride to Discover A Journey with Eyes Wide Open

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A Call from a Friend The phone rings. You see it's Mehmet. You answer quickly — they’re already on their way. You decide to meet...

Hidden Valley A Peaceful Escape in Nature

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Hidden Valley is a relaxing and scenic place where visitors can enjoy nature, great food, and beautiful views. The owner, Seylan, used old railway...

Didyma The Sacred Temple of Apollo

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Didyma is not a city, but an ancient temple located south of Miletus. Even though it's not large, it is one of the most...

A Courteous Offer to Swap Horses

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My Turkish friend, the leader of the group, noticed how awkward I looked on such a funny horse. He insisted that I "swap" horses...

The Vali’s Garden

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Under the shade of a small, pretty kiosk, beside a plantation and overlooking a dry, yellow river with a dusty plain beyond, sat the...

A Visit from a Turkish General

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I was just about to take a comfortable nap when I heard a knock at the door of the British Consulate. A Turkish general,...

Princes’ Islands Tranquil Retreat near Constantinople

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Moda Burnu, the protruding promontory nestled between two bays, is a favored residence for the British colony in Constantinople. Offering a breathtaking panorama of...

The First Crusade part 7

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Isaac Comnenus 30

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