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Karadeniz İncelemeleri DergisiJournal of Black Sea Studies
ISSN:
2146-4642
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e-ISSN: 2717-9818

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Bafra

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Sait Kofoğlu •Issue 11 · Autumn 2011
pp. 9–30

TACEDDINOĞULLARI: A POST-SELJUKIAN ERA BORDER COUNTRY IN NORTHEAST ANATOLIA - SELÇUKLU SONRASI KUZEYDOĞU ANADOLU’DA BİR UÇ BEYLİĞİ: TACEDDİNOĞULLARI

Taceddinoğulları Emirate was founded by Çepnis, a branch of the Üç-Ok Oghuz, who fled into Anatolia in the 13th century before the Mongol invasion. It occupied an area between Bafra and Ordu on the black sea cost and included Niksar on its southern side…

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Muzaffer Başkaya •Issue 11 · Autumn 2011
pp. 73–91

CUMHURİYETİN İLK YILLARINDA SAMSUN’DA SAĞLIK ALANINDA KARŞILAŞILAN SORUNLAR - HEALTH PROBLEMS IN SAMSUN IN THE EARLY REPUBLICAN PERIOD

After 1923, a series of improvements in public health occured in Samsun as well as all over Turkiye. Yet, despite all bona fide regulations, there were still some shortcomings in health services in Samsun. The most important problem, concerning public health…

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Mesut Ayar •Issue 8 · Spring 2010
pp. 67–90

BAFRA’DA OSMANLI DÖNEMİNE AİT MODERN EĞİTİM KURUMLARINA İKİ ÖRNEK: ZÜKUR (ERKEK) VE İNAS (KIZ) RÜŞDİYELERİ - TWO EXAMPLES OF MODERN HIGH SCHOOLS IN OTTOMAN BAFRA: THE HIGH SCHOOLS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

Bafra was one of the important towns in the Sancak of Canik in regard to its population and economical data at the end of the 19 th century. Starting from the late 19 th century, Bafra experienced the educational moder-nization movement in its two important…

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