The Herzegovina revolt of 1875 according to the Bosnian Newspaper
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Newspapers form the basis of the mass media used in the XIX. century. The Ottoman Empire also used newspapers in order to establish a bond with its people and to keep the communication between the center and the countryside strong. In this study, the 1875 Herzegovina Revolt, which took place in the second half of the XIX. century and eroded the Ottoman Empire in every aspect, was examined through the Bosnian Newspaper. Online access was provided through the Gazi Hüsrev Bey Library in Sarajevo and the numbers of the Bosnian Newspaper were examined. There are also media organs among the primary sources for the determination of historical events. For this reason, the Bosnian Newspaper has been considered as the primary source. This thesis aims to contribute to the studies carried out in the field of 1875 Herzegovina Revolt, which constitutes the main element of the Eastern Question, within the scope of the history of press. Keywords The Bosnian Newspaper, Herzegovina Revolt, History of Press
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Sezer Çoban
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Sezer Çoban (Master Thesis). The Herzegovina revolt of 1875 according to the Bosnian Newspaper, 2022, Hacettepe University.
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