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The importance of Turkish newspapers for multilingualism and multicilturalism in Kosova: The example of Tan newspaper

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2025
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Despite its richness in resources, Balkan Turkish literature still has a significant problem with the language issue. One of the most important problems of the Turks, who have been struggling for identity in Kosovo for years and are described as a community, is education and print media. The Turkish language, which became active again after 1951, began to experience its brightest period in terms of culture, traditions and customs as well as education. Balkan / Kosovo Turkish Literature has been influenced by foreign cultures since ancient times. As it is known, after the Ottoman withdrawal from the Balkans, the influence of Turkish culture and Turkish language decreased in the region, and the influence of foreign language cultures and literature increased day by day. Rumelian and Balkan Turkish poetry has continued to develop for more than a century with the poets who grew up among the Turks who remained in those lands after the withdrawal of the Ottomans from the Balkans. In the second half of the twentieth century, regime

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Gülay Krasniçi

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Gülay Krasniçi (Doctorate thesis). The importance of Turkish newspapers for multilingualism and multicilturalism in Kosova: The example of Tan newspaper, 2025, Trakya University.

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