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Immigration and exile in the stories of Mircevat Ahiska and Eyvaz Zeynelov

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2018
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Social, political, economic and cultural events that take place in social life have great importance in terms of literary history of that nation. Living exiles, migrations, wars, natural disasters, etc. left deep marks in the memories of the nations. Two of them are the Karabakh and Ahıska exiles who lived in the Turkish world. This drama, which Karabakh and Ahıska Turks experienced, not only occupied the memory of that society, but also had a great influence in the history of Turkish literature. Exile is the forced separation of people from their own homes where they live, their lives, for various reasons. The displaced peoples had to struggle with various problems in places where they were settled. The reflections of these two exiles in our history are reflected in literary works from the perspective of the authors.

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Pervin Sevim

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Pervin Sevim (Master Thesis). Immigration and exile in the stories of Mircevat Ahiska and Eyvaz Zeynelov, 2018, Uşak University.

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