The Yücel Organization’s Perceptions of Yugoslavia and Turkey Following the 1953 Migration: The Notions of Home and of Fatherland

İnsan & Toplum Dergisi (The Journal of Human & Society)
doi 10.12658/human.society.4.8.m0095
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Ilmi Etudler Dernegi (ILEM)

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