#Anatolia

Tuba Buckleberry

maanlichtt

The city of Aydin burned by the Greeks 1922 600 people were killed by Greeks with bayonets in Alaşehir. 4,000 homes burned, people's belongings robbed Greek VandalismÇakal village of which

Bünyamin

Bunyamin32_90

1/ The city of Hattusa - near present- day Boğazkale in Çorum province - already existed about 2000 years before the beginning of our era (BCE). 2/ At the end

Tim O’Connor

MaoTseTim

An Ethnographic Map of Europe from 1918 Some interesting details from the Balkan, Black Sea and Anatolia area. The Balkan and Carpathian region reveals a patchwork of languages and ethnicities.

J.

the_levantist

Lebanon was created in the shadows of the 1860 massacres. Without this tragedy, I don't think there would have ever been a Lebanon. Thousands of Christians from Mount Lebanon and

Daniel Edelstein

Turtlestein

THREAD 1/25 Dear Armenian friends: just wanted to clarify some things in this tweet, as I feel there were misunderstandings in the responses. To begin with, by "Turkification," I did

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Eiresupremacy

>they believe the dark ages meme,the dark ages was nothing more than the trade routes being cut off from the east,it stunted the growth of european civilization itself, due to

charlie‘s angel

charliesangelaz

Armenians love to talk about their history - sorry, I mean their „glorious“ history of course. Am I missing something? When I look at maps from the last 1500 years,

Gabe Cali

gabeondrums

In this clip, Erdogan makes reference to post WWI events that shape his thinking and the thinking of Ottoman revivalists. First he mentions the Treaty of Severes. Signed in 1920,

oldeuropeanculture

serbiaireland

Thread: Beginnen donderwolken op te doemen, stook dan vlug uw donderbloemen (When clouds with thunder approach, burn then your poppies fast) - Dutch saying In Flanders the local name for

Tamer

levantophile

1/ This is sadly a common view among young Lebanese today and, more than anything else, I think it’s an indictment of Lebanon’s educational system for almost entirely neglecting to

Mahmoud, a lost Lebanese osteoarchaeologist...

mahmoudmardin11

A site very dear to my heart. The beautiful Bronze-Age Tell of Fadous-Kfarabida in northern #Lebanon . It is located 2km south of the modern city of #Batroun. Was discovered

Lizzie Porterلِيزي بورتر

lcmporter

#GraveyardsofIraq The Baghdad (North Gate) War Cemetery contains 4,487 identified casualties from the First and Second World Wars, according to @CWGC. Begun in April 1917, the deceased here are British,

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PasturesPolitic

The narratives over Karabakh have me pondering the question how long a group of people have to live somewhere before they're considered native to that area, outside of the myriad

Nassim Nicholas Taleb

nntaleb

101 BS THINGS TAUGHT TO STUDENTS, 1That correlation is a measure of relationship betw 2 variables. It is very rarely so.Few understand how correlation requires 1) no subsampling, 2) strict

Əfsanə Yusifli

efsane_yusifli

Beginning in mid-1918,#Armenian paramilitary forces led by General Andranik played a major role in the destruction of Muslim settlements in Zangazur and the ethnic cleansing of the region.The British command,which

Egyptian history

EgyptAnthro

A thread about Queen Tiye. One of the images Afrocentrists use to appropriate is often this photo (or similar ones) of queen tiye. Let me tell you first why this

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