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

Zehra Arslan

5 published works

Works Published in the Journal

Zehra Arslan •Issue 22 · Spring 2017
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…

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Zehra Arslan, Yeliz Usta •Issue 17 · Autumn 2014
pp. 71–84

RİZE'DE, BİRİNCİ DÜNYA SAVAŞI YILLARINDA RUS DONANMASININ FAALİYETLERİ VE GÖÇMENLERİN DURUMU (1915-1917) - THE ACTIVITIES OF THE RUSSIAN NAVY AND THE STATUS OF THE IMMIGRANTS IN RIZE DURING THE WORLD WAR (1915-1917)

At the beginning of 1915, the activities of the warships that belonged to the Russian Navy in Rize and thereabouts. With the emergence of the Russian Navy in the region, the intelligence received from the watchmen was sent to the Province of Trabzon and then…

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Zehra Arslan •Issue 14 · Spring 2013
pp. 153–168

YASSIADA’DA İDAM TALEBİYLE YARGILANAN DEMOKRAT PARTİ TRABZON MİLLETVEKİLİ MUSTAFA REŞİT TARAKÇIOĞLU’NUN SAVUNMASI - DEFENSE OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY TRABZON DEPUTY MUSTAFA REŞİT TARAKÇIOĞLU WHO WAS TRIED FOR DEATH PENALTY IN YASSIADADA

Mustafa ReşitTarakçıoğlu is Trabzon deputy of Democratic Party who was arrested and tried for death penalty in Yassıada after the Revolution dated 27 May 1960. In the bill of indictment, grounds for the trial of Tarakçıoğlu for death penalty were as follows…

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Zehra Arslan •Issue 8 · Spring 2010
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…

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