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Batum

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pp. 105–120

XVIII. YÜZYILDA BATUM SANCAĞI’NDA EŞKIYALIK MESELESİ VE ASAYİŞ-THE ISSUE OF BRIGANDAGE AND PUBLIC ORDER IN THE SANJAK OF BATUMI DURING THE 18TH CENTURY

Batumi emerged as a significant town in the 16thcentury. The city was under the domination of the Ottoman Empire after the campaigns to Caucasus and Georgia. It became one of the ports of contention between Russia and Persia during the 18thcentury. Batumi…

OSMANLI İMPARATORLUĞU’NUN DOĞU KARADENİZ SINIRINDA EMRAZ-I SÂRİYE İLE MÜCADELE: BATUM VE HOPA KARANTİNAHANELERİ-FIGHTING AGAINST THE EPIDEMIC EMRAZ-I SÂRİYE IN THE EASTERN BLACK SEA BORDER AREA: THE BATUM AND HOPA QUARANTINES

The practice of quarantine was among the precautions against the Black Sea Region epidemic in the 19th century. The Ottoman Government established an administration for quarantine, which was institutionalized in 1838. It turned into a large organization and…

pp. 73–90

DIŞ BASIN VE OSMANLI ARŞİV BELGELERİ IŞIĞINDA BREST LİTOVSK’TAN İNGİLİZ İŞGALİNE “BATUM” (Haziran 1918-Ocak 1919) / BATUM: FROM BREST-LITOVSK TO THE BRITISH INVASION IN VIEW OF EXTERNAL MEDIA AND OTTOMAN ARCHIVE DOCUMENTS (JUNE 1918- JANUARY 1919)

The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk had given the people in Kars, Ardahan and Batum the freedom to appoint their own futures. Concordantly, Elviye-i Selâse (three-shire area), as it was known, was part of the Ottoman Empire after the referendum on 14 July, 1918…

pp. 111–131

MOSKOVA ANTLAŞMASI SONRASI BATUM’DA RUS VE GÜRCÜLERİN YAPTIKLARI DÜZENLEMELER (1921–1925) - THE REGULATIONS WHICH WERE DONE IN BATUMI BY THE RUSSIANS AND THE GEORGIANS AFTER THE TREATY OF MOSCOW (1921–1925)

By the Treaty of Moscow dated 16th March 1921, the Turkish National Assembly accepted that Batumi was belonged to Georgia and this situation was confirmed later by the Treaty of Kars. Georgia, at the beginning, observed all the conditions of the agreements…