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Terciman or Tercüman (Crimean Tatar: ترجمان, Russian: Переводчикъ,
means "The Translator") was a Pan-Turkist w****ly
magazine published between 1883 and...
- Gasprinsky, who
hired her to work as a
writer and
translator for his magazine,
Terciman. She died in
Bakhchysarai on 13
April 1903. Хәмидуллин, Л.Х. "Акчурина...
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Tatar national identity. The
bilingual Crimean Tatar-Russian
newspaper Terciman-Perevodchik he
published in 1883–1914,
functioned as an
educational tool...
- women's
community were
occasionally brought up in Gasprinsky's po****r
Terciman,
Gasprinsky felt that a
magazine devoted specifically to
women was necessary...
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important ****istant in the
management of the
publications of the
newspaper Terciman ("The Translator"), the
correspondence and
translation from
Russian language...
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worked in the
editorial office of Gasprinsky's
Terciman twice, in 1906 and from 1910 to 1916. At
Terciman, Aqçoqraqlı
combined his
journalistic skills with...
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Heyran Reşîd Mêravê Sibatê (Siba) Sinîbalê Sînanezar Sînexalî Şalyar Şamîa
Terciman Tûskî Tûz Xanîa Xefûf Xemsî Xetîpisî (Xetîb Pisî) Xoşava (Xoş Afa) Zekir...
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Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. The
first Crimean Tatar newspaper was
Terciman published in 1883-1918 by
Ismail Gasprinsky. Some
other Crimean Tatar media...
- in Crimea.
Ismail communicated his
ideas mainly through the
newspaper Terciman he
founded in 1883,
which existed till 1918. In his
publications he called...
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Belarusian descent and an
ethnic Polish mother. In 1915 in
interview to the
Terciman newspaper,
Krymsky identified himself as a
Crimean Tatar. His
surname "Krymsky"...
