Cambridge University Press / Suez / Turkish Historical Review / Mısır Company / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Yemen / Tunisia / Albania / Egypt / Bosnia and Herzegovina / Syria / Ethiopia / Iraq / India / Eritrea / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Company Expansion / Person Travel / /
Facility
New Bulgarian University / /
IndustryTerm
transport communications / retail trade / /
NaturalFeature
Bursa-Istanbul-Black sea / Suez channel / Red sea / Nile River / Egyptian coast / Black Sea coast / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Al Jazeera Center for Studies Copyright / Al Jazeera Center for Studies / army / Department of History / New Bulgarian University / International Committee for PreOttoman and Ottoman Studies / /
Person
Hristo G. Danov / Kosta Tokatlı / Evliya Çelebi / Atanas Izmilrli / Konstantin Moravenov / Andon Amashali / Ivan Kaisarlia / Haci Kiriak Melkon / Sava Amashali / Georgi Manisalı / Sirin Aidınlı / Damian Yakov / Petar Diarbekirli / Vasil Bursalı / Kiriak Amashali / Mihail Amashali / Georgaki / Ivan Amashlia / Georgi Izmirli / Doncho Palaveev / Dimitar Amashali / Ivan Madjarov / Lazar Hristov Chamlı / Kiprian Kaisarli / Dimitar Izmirli / Mihail Madjarov / Turk / Stefan Tokatlı / /
Position
head / member of the editorial board / local archbishop / Plovdiv archbishop / Associate Professor / /
PublishedMedium
southern Syria / /
Region
Western Balkans / Balkans / southern Syria / East Africa / Central Balkans / Middle East / North Africa / the Maghreb / northern Syria / Black sea / north Black Sea / /
Contact between the Balkans and the Middle East & North Africa in Ottoman Times: Socio-Economic and Demographic Aspects Svetla Ianeva* During a long period of over three centuries (from the mid-16th to the late 19th