-
relied upon, and they didn't
speak up. That
devastated me." Ali
Berzengi and
Ferman Abdullah, from
Iraqi Kurdistan residing in Stockholm,
raised money for what...
-
Robert P.
Mills as its editor. When the
Fermans relaunched the
magazine again more than a
decade later,
Edward Ferman served as editor.
Other notable projects...
- free dictionary. A
firman (Persian: فرمان, romanized: farmān; Turkish:
ferman), at the
constitutional level, was a
royal mandate or
decree issued by a...
-
James Alan
Ferman (11
April 1930 – 24
December 2002) was an American-British
television and
theatre director. He was the
Secretary (later
termed Director)...
-
Ferman is a
German surname and a
Turkish given name. The
surname is a
variation of Fehrmann,
meaning "ferryman". The
given name is
derived from the Turkish...
- (September/October 2016).
Joseph Ferman's son,
Edward Ferman, was
managing editor during Davidson's
tenure as editor. When
Davidson left,
Joseph Ferman took over the editorial...
-
During 1969 and 1970,
Ferman was also the
editor of F&SF's
sister publication Venture Science Fiction Magazine. Together, the
Fermans had also
edited and...
- İbrahim
Ferman Akgül (born 25
December 1979) is a
Turkish singer, songwriter, TV host and actor. He is the lead
singer of
Turkish rock band maNga. In 2015...
- Risa
Vetri Ferman (born
April 5, 1965) is the
judge of the
Court of
Common Pleas in
Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, and was
formerly District Attorney...
-
modernizing the
Ottoman Empire, hatt-i
humayuns of the
routine kind, as well as
fermans, were
supplanted by the
practice of irade-i seniyye, or
irade (Ottoman...
