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Yazidis in Mosul recently in the context of the Ottoman Empire

2015
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Mustafa Nuri Türkmen

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Today Yezidis, Iraq, Syria, Iran, Georgia, Armenia, Russia, Turkey live scattered in a wide geographic area into. There is a part of the Yezidis have migrated to different European countries. If so Yazidis live in a vast area where they live throughout history has been the most intense in Mosul. Here there is still a wide range of Mount Sinjar Yezidi tribes in the outskirts Laleş. On the second century was edilenyezi estimated to occur throughout history, religion has remained a mystery religion, heretical beliefs because they are referred to as the Yezidis in a community of people who believe in different religions are always been exposed to attack. According to some of the Yezidi religion is considered by some to have a belief system is a corrupt Muslim sect is evaluated. Various ethno-religious culture throughout history has maintained its presence in Mosul. They have emerged from the Yezidis in the twelfth century with a distinctive religious belief system. History often scattered throughout the Ottoman domination and Yazidis without being connected to the central authorities are often largely lived outside the state of political and military influence. Yezidis ten dokuunc starting discussions with the issue of conscription century Tanzimat never entered the agenda until a time when the state is not. Are also exempt from military gathered together from time to time it will escape the eyes of the government investigating the state they wish to name as a missionary colony under the British. Yezidis undertaken on behalf of the mediation with their Ottoman Empire England, Yezidis to domineer oil deposits in the region will attempt to proselytize. England where Yezidis considers the fact that a certain intensity, although minority. The establishment of an Arabic Iraq Government in its own audit Yazidis will have to account for their side. At the end of the First World War Armistice Agreement was signed, although Mosul has been wrongfully occupied by the British. This is contrary to the Turkish National Pact. England to show unwarranted invasion of the right has done its utmost, during the Lausanne negotiations Turkish and British governments to solve the problem came Mosul issue on the agenda have put forward several arguments. Here the British, serves as a detection limit of Mosul and the problems of freedom of the people. The Turkish side is to see our country to prevent it from breaking a homeland. Parties arguments about the Mosul issue: racial, geographical, political, military and similar measures advocated taking. As a result, the parties have failed to deal, I like the League of Ahva result in a report prepared by an institution could not get rid of the British influence in Mosul, Iraq was allowed to British mandate. Seen as individual groups, especially Yezidis but being historical and cultural ties with Turkey, which supply a unified structure of the group with the loss of Mosul historical and cultural ties have been severed. Work, Introduction, is composed of five sections and results sections. Log in preparation of the thesis in the department of reasons, methods are described, and the main sources. Part One; Mosul region is divided into the general geographical terminology and history. Second Chapter; Ottoman is devoted to the demographic structure of Mosul. Chapter Three; Yezidis and Yezidism is devoted to religion. Chapter Four; The Ottoman Empire was divided into Conscription Application. Section; Solving the Mosul issue between the Turkish and British delegations are divided into Yezidism his Considerations. Key words: Mosul Question, Yazidi, Ezidi, Conscription, Yezidism discussions.

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Mehmet Yalçınkaya

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Mehmet Yalçınkaya (Master Thesis). Yazidis in Mosul recently in the context of the Ottoman Empire, 2015, Fırat University.

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