Crimean and Caucasian Migrations (1856-1876)- Abdullah Saydam

Crimean and Caucasian Migrations (1856-1876)

Summary:

This book focuses on the large-scale migrations from Crimea and the Caucasus to the Ottoman Empire in the second half of the 19th century. It examines the migration of various ethnic groups, including Crimean Tatars, Circassians, and Georgians, to Ottoman territories following the Crimean War. The book explores the causes and consequences of these migrations, the settlement and integration processes of the migrating communities, their challenges, and cultural interactions. It also assesses the impact of these migrations on the demographic structure of the Ottoman Empire and the contributions of the migrant groups to Ottoman society. In this context, the book helps to understand the migration policies of the period, ethnic identity, and international relations.

Author: Abdullah Saydam

ISBN: 978-975-16-0860-4

Physical: Paperback, Enso Paper, 235 pages

Language: Turkish

Publication Year: 2022

Edition: 3rd Edition

Category: Examination-Research