Turkish Migrations from Rumelia During the Balkan War, 1912–1913
This work examines the migrations experienced by Turks as a result of the Ottoman Empire’s territorial losses in the Balkans during the Balkan Wars. The book details the hardships faced by the Turkish population in the face of attacks and occupations by the Balkan states, the migration routes they followed, and the humanitarian tragedies that unfolded throughout the process.
While describing the mass migrations of Turks to Anatolia, as well as the displacement and expulsions they endured, the study also evaluates the political and social atmosphere of the period. The book is an important source for understanding the long-term effects of the Balkan Wars on both the Ottoman Empire and the societies of the Balkans.
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