Immigrants from Russia to Turkey Molokans political social and cultural status
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In this study, the historical life of Malakan groups started in Russia and the ongoing processes in different regions. This process not only continued in Anatolia, but also reflected in lands such as Azerbaijan, Caucasus and America. The Malakans were one of the groups that were displaced with the wishes of the Kars region in the Ottoman administration as a result of the war with the Russians and with the Russians' desire to dominate the region. The reasons of these migrations, the agricultural, economic and social life of the Malakan groups have also included this study. This study also focused on the teaching and belief of Malakanism. The reactions of Ottoman and Russian States to this teaching were also examined. differences according to the groups living in other countries of the group who lived in Turkey Málaga, Málaga family culture, kinship relations, social life has also focused on the impression they have made on the environment. Key words: Malakan, Malachanism, Religion
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Tuğba Reisli
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Tuğba Reisli (Master Thesis). Immigrants from Russia to Turkey Molokans political social and cultural status, 2018, Sinop University.
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