Rıfat — ist ein türkischer männlicher Vorname mit der Bedeutung tapfer, mutig.[1] Der Name ist arabischer Herkunft.[2][3] Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Bekannte Namensträger 1.1 Vorname … Deutsch Wikipedia
Bali (Begriffsklärung) — Bali steht für: Bali, zu Indonesien gehörende Insel Bali (Griechenland), Badeort auf Kreta Bali (Kamerun), Ort in Kamerun Bali (Indien), Ort im Norden der Stadt Haora (auch Bally) Bali (Nigeria), Ort in Nigeria Bali (Taiwan), Gemeinde im… … Deutsch Wikipedia
BALI, RIFAT — (1948– ), Turkish scholar. Bali was born in Istanbul and graduated from Sorbonne University, Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes. His fields of expertise are antisemitism, conspiracy theories, relations between the Turkish state and the non Muslim… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
List of Turkish people — This is a list of notable Turkish people. Actors/actresses * İsmail Ferhat Özlü * Güllü Agop * Tarık Akan Actor * Azra Akın Model, Miss World 2002 * Barış Akarsu * Filiz Akın – Actress * Fatih Akın, film director * Metin Akpınar – Actor * Derya… … Wikipedia
BENAROYA, AVRAM — (1888–1955), journalist and first teacher of stenography in Turkey. Born in Edirne, Benaroya studied in the Ecole Normale Israélite in Paris. His first teaching position was in Hasköy, Istanbul, and then in Damascus. From 1911 he taught French… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
CHALOM, MARCEL — (1921–1985), poet, journalist, and translator. Chalom was born in Edirne and completed his education in Paris. He began his journalistic career at Le Journal d Orient, where he wrote under the pen name Mar.Şal. He also worked at La Boz de Türkiye … Encyclopedia of Judaism
FRANCO, GAD — (1881–1954), Turkish lawyer. Franco was born in Milas, the son of Dardanelles Jewish community s chief rabbi and cousin of the journalist david fresco . He taught Turkish and French in 1901–02 at the Milas Jewish school. He started to publish his … Encyclopedia of Judaism
VENTURA, MICHON — (1881–1961), lawyer. Born in Istanbul, he graduated in 1905 from the Faculty of Law of Istanbul University. Later on he went to Paris and graduated in 1912 from the Paris Faculty of Law. In 1916 he registered in the Istanbul Bar Association. He… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
History of the Jews in Turkey — Jewsref|name|§ have lived in the geographic area of Asia Minor (modern Turkey) for more than 2,400 years. In the later Middle Ages, Ashkenazi Jews migrating to the Byzantine Empire and Ottoman Empire supplemented the original Jewish population of … Wikipedia
Istanbul — City Top: Topkapı Palace – Hagia Sophia – Blue Mosque Center: Beyoğlu; … Wikipedia
