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Post by ancalimon on May 4, 2011 8:45:22 GMT 3
I need to know what history books wrote about Turks during Stalin's time. Especially history books for children. Does anyone own such a book?
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Post by benzin on May 4, 2011 10:52:37 GMT 3
Is there such a children book about that period ? I wouldnt give it to a children  |
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Post by ancalimon on May 4, 2011 11:49:59 GMT 3
Is there such a children book about that period ? I wouldnt give it to a children They did have history lessons didn't they? |
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Post by sarmat on May 8, 2011 3:43:11 GMT 3
Hmmm... there were many books like that. Are you interested in a particular period? Because "Turks" is a very abstract concept.
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Post by ancalimon on May 8, 2011 10:47:22 GMT 3
Hmmm... there were many books like that. Are you interested in a particular period? Because "Turks" is a very abstract concept. Turkic speaking people living in Russia those times and also Turks in Ottoman Empire-Turkey. What children were educated to know about Turks during Stalin's time. |
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Post by H. İhsan Erkoç on May 8, 2011 15:27:51 GMT 3
That's an interesting subject, I would like to know it as well.
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Post by ALTAR on May 10, 2011 20:20:16 GMT 3
I need to know what history books wrote about Turks during Stalin's time. Especially history books for children. Does anyone own such a book? Its not for children but a nice resource about Turks under Stalin Era Necip Hablemitoğlu - Sovyet Rusya'da Devlet Terörü  |
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Post by mela on May 23, 2011 7:45:55 GMT 3
As far as I observed, Stalin Era is the most studied slice of the Soviet period in Turkish literature. But I must say they focus more on Turkey than Turkic speaking people living in Russia which is a defectiveness. ::)For the Ottoman period, I think we're luckier than the previous area. Because there're many historians who study Russo-Ottoman relations and provide tons of sources. What children were educated to know about Turks during Stalin's time is a different concept. You need to find schoolbooks as primary and reliable sources. But most probably They're all in Russian and rarely translated to other languages.  Sometimes you can find these kind of information in the books related with 'image studies'. Maybe I can help you with the first two if you specify in which language do you need them. |
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Post by ancalimon on May 23, 2011 8:33:32 GMT 3
As far as I observed, Stalin Era is the most studied slice of the Soviet period in Turkish literature. But I must say they focus more on Turkey than Turkic speaking people living in Russia which is a defectiveness. ::)For the Ottoman period, I think we're luckier than the previous area. Because there're many historians who study Russo-Ottoman relations and provide tons of sources. What children were educated to know about Turks during Stalin's time is a different concept. You need to find schoolbooks as primary and reliable sources. But most probably They're all in Russian and rarely translated to other languages. Sometimes you can find these kind of information in the books related with 'image studies'. Maybe I can help you with the first two if you specify in which language do you need them. English or a Turkic dialect (Turkish preferred) would be good for starters |
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Sometimes you can find these kind of information in the books related with 'image studies'.