Istorija Turske

Turci su na današnji prostor stigli iz srednje Azije i smestili se u središtu Male Azije: Anadolskoj visoravni. Bili su tamo vekovima pre nego što su osvojili druge delove Anadolije, zaposeli Istanbul i napredovali prema Evropi, Africi i Aziji stvarajući carstvo. Mala Azija je most između Azije i Evrope kojim su se kretali mnogi migranti. U periodu od preko dve hiljade godina ovde su živeli predstavnici mnogih civilizacija – Hetiti, grčki Frigijci, Lidijanci, Isaurianci, Kapodokijanci i Vizantinci itd.

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Spoljašnje veze

• Ottoman Text Archive Project – University of Washington
• American Travelers to the Holy Land in the 19th Century Arhivirano na sajtu Wayback Machine (23. maj 2013) Shapell Manuscript Foundation
• The Ottoman Empire: Resources – University of Michigan
• Turkey in Asia, 1920