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Systematic Violence and Oppression in the Region

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The ongoing violence and oppression faced by the local population are alarming. Two men from Mishka approached us, sharing that there is not a...

The Aftermath of Destruction

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Total Devastation In the wake of recent events, the devastation in the village is staggering. There were once 700 houses here, yet not a single...

The Magic of the Bosphorus

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Necati Güngör’s compiled work, “Boğazın Büyüsü,” provides a literary perspective on the Bosphorus, allowing us to draw comparisons between its past and present. The Bosphorus...

The First Church Dedicated to Virgin Mary

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The First Church Dedicated to Virgin Mary and the World’s First Advertisement Hoard The Double Churches, also known as the Consul Church, hold a distinctive...

Tour guide Ensar

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Tour guide Ensar I was born in Turkey and live in Turkey, Istanbul. I have been a professional tour guide for 25 years. Although I...

Brusa’s Natural Beauty and Cultural Gems

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Mount Olympus (Keshish Dagh) Mount Olympus, known as Keshish Dagh (Mount Monk) in Turkish, stands at 7600 feet above sea level. For a successful ascent,...

Exploring Brusa’s Landmarks and Industries

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The Mosque of Murad I. Located on Chekirieh Hill just outside Brusa, near the Medicinal Hot Springs and Baths, the Mosque of Murad I is...

Mausoleums of Brusa

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History and Artistry The Mausoleum of Orkhan Situated to the right upon entering the esplanade, the Mausoleum of Orkhan houses the tomb of his elder brother,...

Clothing and Accessories

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Preserving Centuries of Style Delving into the roots of Ottoman clothing culture, curator Mr. Esat Uluumay highlights the rich history embedded in dresses dating back...

Journey of Ottoman Clothing and Accessories

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Preserving Cultural Narratives Clothing and accessories, witnesses to humanity’s evolving journey over centuries, unfold the tales of bygone eras. Serving as a visual narrative of...

Michael IV part 12

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Clothing and Accessories

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Mausoleums of Brusa

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