- Zeki
Kuneralp (5
October 1914 – 26 July 1998) was a
Turkish diplomat, who was
brought up in
exile in
Switzerland after the
murder of his father, Ali Kemal...
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opposition to the
Turkish National Movement.
Kemal is the
father of Zeki
Kuneralp, who was the
former Turkish amb****ador in Switzerland, the
United Kingdom...
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Selim Kuneralp (born 9 July 1951 in Prague) is a
Turkish retired diplomat. He is the
grandson of Ali
Kemal and the son of Zeki
Kuneralp. His
father Zeki...
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Eurasian History (Cambridge
University Press, 2012) pp. 175–193.
Sinan Ed
Kuneralp, ed. A
Bridge Between Cultures (2006) p. 9.
Ronald C. Jennings, "Some thoughts...
- established,
Kuneralp wrote that the
Ottomans created their U.S.
mission "comparatively late". Blak was the
first envoy to Washington.
Kuneralp wrote that...
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Stanley Johnson befriended his
paternal half-uncle Zeki
Kuneralp, Sabiha's son, when
Kuneralp was
Turkish amb****ador to the
Court of St James's in the...
- was
appointed governor of Samos, in
March 1902.[citation needed]
Sinan Kuneralp,
author of "Ottoman
Diplomatic and
Consular Personnel in the
United States...
- (1960–1962)
Kemal Kavur (1962–1963) Zeki
Kuneralp (1964–1966) Ümit
Haluk Bayülken (1966–1969) Zeki
Kuneralp (1969–1972) Rıfat
Turgut Menemencioğlu (1972–1978)...
- with
Robert E. Lee and
other officials from the U.S. government.
Sinan Kuneralp,
author of "Ottoman
Diplomatic and
Consular Personnel in the
United States...
-
Abbas Hilmi Pasha (1812–1854).
According to the
family do****ents of
Rukiye Kuneralp,
Bamba may have been a
daughter of
Mehmed Arif Bey, and
sister of Fatma...
