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Turkey: Historic Armenian Church in Kayseri to be Turned into a Library

March 6, 2017 Uzay Bulut 3

The Turkish newspaper Hurriyet recently reported that the historic Surp Asdvadzadzin (Mother Mary/Meryem Ana) Armenian church in the city of Kayseri will be turned into a library and “book café.” According to the report, the […]

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Destruction at Tadem: The Purge of the Armenians

February 22, 2017 Uzay Bulut 9

Special for the Armenian Weekly Yet another plague has recently shaken Turkey: the purges of academics from Turkish universities. According to the BIA news network, 4,811 academics from 112 universities have been discharged by five statutory […]

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How Istanbul’s Kuleli Military High School Became an Armenian Orphanage

February 15, 2017 Uzay Bulut 1

The consequences of the July 15, 2016, coup attempt have been top news items in the Turkish media for months. And one of the topics widely discussed is what will become of the Kuleli Military […]

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Turkey Removes Assyrian Sculpture, Continues Crackdown on Christians

February 9, 2017 Uzay Bulut 0

Turkish authorities have removed an Assyrian sculpture from a public square in front of the local council building in Diyarbakir. No explanation has yet been provided by the Turkish Government. The sculpture, an Assyrian winged […]

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A Mosque and an Islamic School Now Stand in the Place of the Armenian Church of Samsun

January 24, 2017 Uzay Bulut 5

Special for the Armenian Weekly In a short TV report, the local “Samsun Haber TV” station (samsunhaber.tc) recently covered the Armenian past of the Selahiye neighborhood in the northern Turkish city of Samsun. In the report, […]

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Agos Newspaper Targeted for Use of Birthright Armenia Logo

January 9, 2017 Uzay Bulut 0

  ISTANBUL, Turkey (A.W.)—Istanbul-based bilingual Armenian weekly newspaper AGOS​ was recently targeted by Goksel Gulbey, the head of the Turkish ASIMDER group (Uluslararası Asılsız Ermeni İddialarıyla Mücadele Derneği/“Association that Struggles Against International Baseless Armenian Lies”), for […]

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Turkey: Historic Urfa Church Given to Islamic School Foundation

December 23, 2016 Uzay Bulut 4

Yet another example of intolerance has taken place in the southeastern Turkish city of Sanliurfa (Urfa)—the historic Assyrian Church of St. Peter and St. Paul in the city is now being used as a municipality-owned […]

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Jews in Turkey: A History of Persecution

December 13, 2016 Uzay Bulut 5

Jews in Istanbul Threatened, This Time by Public Advertisements Special for the Armenian Weekly “One day you wake up and see that the neighborhoods of Kurtulus and Ferikoy have been surrounded by anti-Semitic advertisements.” This […]

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Turkey: Racist Attacks Against Armenians Go Unpunished

December 5, 2016 Uzay Bulut 2

Racist attacks against the bilingual Armenian weekly newspaper, Agos, as well as against Armenian schools, are increasingly widespread in Turkey. On April 24 of last year—the Centennial of the Armenian Genocide—a black wreath was hung […]

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Alevis in Turkey: A History of Persecution

November 21, 2016 Uzay Bulut 27

Special for the Armenian Weekly Warning: This article includes graphic images some readers may find disturbing   Alevi Community Leader Attacked in Istanbul  Baki Duzgun, the President of the Alevi-Bektasi Federation, and some of his […]

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