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Translating from Turkish culture, history, arts & sports 🕊️

Katılım August 2021
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“Why are Turks so patriotic for no reason?” 3 million from the Balkans. 1 million from the Caucasus. 240,000 from Crimea. 115,000 from Meskheti. Expelled for one reason: they were Turks. Over a million never survived to see a new home.
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“Although the source is listed, I do not believe it due to the Professor's Turkish origin. Einstein frequently sent emails to Turkey, which is well documented, and I will assert confidently that it never happened because he is Turkish. Everybody should listen Greek ultranationalist Wolfpup twitter account.”
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@TurkishArc “Everything I post is true even if it's obvious made up bullshit” -Account based in Turkey
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After Einstein's letter asking Ataturk to let Jewish scientists work in Turkey in 1932, Einstein met a young Turkish student, Munir Ulgur, at Princeton University in 1949, and he told him, “Do you know… your nation produced the greatest leader of the century!”
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This cat made the news in Turkey after being spotted eating fruit straight from a tree.
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Letter sent by Albert Einstein to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk (September 17, 1933) asking him to let Jewish scientists work in Turkey as Germany was not safe. Ataturk protected the scientists, and they helped Turkish universities to grow.
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Gezegen ve İnsan@gezegenveinsan·
Annesinden iltifatlar alan bebeğin verdiği tepki aşırı sevimli;
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Bir anne, bebeğini banyo yaptırmadan önceki ve sonraki tatlı anlarını paylaştı.
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Do you realize that we are the last generation on Earth that knows what life was like before Al...
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Istanbul cat watching the odyssey in imax
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Sensitive hearts suffer the most
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A Turkish man gathered all the cats on the street to his home because of the cold.
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Turkish soldier gives chocolate to a Syrian child, one of the bars drops... He picks it up and thinks he has to give it back. Look at him waving goodbye.
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tamer aydın
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dünya hassas kalpliler için cehennemdir maalesef
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📷 Opening Ceremony of the Ottoman Imperial School of Medicine in #Damascus, Syria, 1903 (Colored Photo) (Şam'da Mekteb-i Tıbbiye-i Şâhâne'nin Açılış Merasimi, Suriye, 1903)
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