Zeynep Kaşlı bize bir demiryolu üzerinden Yunanistan ve Türkiye arasında kaçan ve yakalanan fırsatların hikayesini anlatıyor.
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Saving Consul Ryan
Jonathan Conlin delves into the personal archive of a renowned (if not notorious) Anglo-Irish consul, who watched a familiar world collapse in the years around Lausanne.
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Enver Enigması
Alp Yenen, Türkiye’de siyasal tarihin en tartışmalı isimlerinden birini anlatıyor.
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A Civil Unionist
Ο Jonathan Conlin μιλάει στην Ayşe Köse Badur για την ιστορία της ζωής του Mehmed Cavid Bey (1876-1926), του εξέχοντος Οθωμανού Υπουργού Οικονομικών και ηγετικού μέλους της Επιτροπής Ένωσης και Προόδου.
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PODCAST – Episode 29: Tragi-Comics
Kristina Gedgaudaite talks to Julia Secklehner about her research on cultural memory, migration, and graphic novels in contemporary Greek culture.
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Anadolu’ya Dönüş
Alekos Lamprou Türkiye’ye dönen Yunan mültecilerin inanılmaz hikayesini anlatıyor.
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Smiert Spionam
Arda Akıncı on what truly marked the end of the Hamidian era – the abolition of espionage.
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Sevr’in Tonları
Nareg Seferian, 1920 Sevr Antlaşması’nın Ermeniler tarafından nasıl hatırlandığını yazdı.
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PODCAST – Episode 28: Invisible Cities
Enno Maessen takes Jonathan Conlin on a tour of Beyoğlus past, present and future, from the Deutsche Schule to Emek Sineması.
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The Lausanne Moment 100 Years On. Interdisciplinary Interventions
by The Lausanne Project
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Objects in Motion
Eleni Kyramargiou on a pioneering project addressing the material culture of refugees and the multiple layers of memory.
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Türk Hasta
Zenonas Tziarras, Türk dış politikasındaki Lozan sendromunun belirtileri üzerine yazdı.
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PODCAST – Episode 27: The Civilisationist Present
Aslı Iğsız and Jonathan Conlin discuss how a concept of civilisation has been represented and exploited, from the age of Ismet and Toynbee to that of Erdoğan, Samuel Huntington and Krishan Kumar.
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Greco-Turkish War as Collective Trauma
Yaprak Gürsoy explains how the collective trauma of war and conflict between Greece and Turkey still permeates their perceptions of each other, and themselves.
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PODCAST – Episode 26: The Missing Muhtar
Isaac Hand talks to Jonathan Conlin about his current research into inter-war Turkish urbanism, particularly the contested role of the muhtar.
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Full Circle
Salih Yasun shares the story of how he retraced his family’s pre-Lausanne origins to a Greek-Speaking Muslim Community in Northern Greece.
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Serbs, Croats, Slovenes…and Muslims?
Leyla Amzi-Erdoğdular considers how the newly-established Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes set about forcibly cleansing itself of its Muslim population, ruthlessly sent “back” to Anatolia – yet another example of how Lausanne normalized population exchanges as a “solution” to the “minority problem.”
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Ένας Monsieur Cavid για εσάς, κύριε Gulbenkian
Η επανασύνδεση με τους προπολεμικούς φίλους στη Λωζάνη δεν ήταν τόσο απλή όσο φαίνεται.Ο Jonathan Conlin περιγράφει ένα περίπλοκο επεισόδιο.
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PODCAST – Episode 25: Dreamer and Realist
Mari Firkatian tells Ozan Ozavci how she discovered the lost archives of the Stancioff family, uncovering the secrets of Nadejda Stancioff, the only woman diplomat at Lausanne.
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You say “muhacir” and I say “mübadil”
To understand the family narratives of the displaced in Turkey, Emre Erol explains, you have to pick your words carefully.
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Business As Usual?
Andrew Patrick on Jesse Jackson, the US consul in WWI Aleppo who found himself on the front line between humanitarian rescue and American capital.
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Προς το Βουνό του Προμηθέα
Ο Χαράλαμπος Γάππας διερευνά τις αντικρουόμενες δημογραφικές, στρατιωτικές και ανθρωπιστικές ατζέντες που στροβιλίστηκαν γύρω από μια αποστολή του 1919 στις ελληνικές κοινότητες του Καυκάσου που οργάνωσε η Ελλάδα.
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Opportunity Knocks
Arnaud Meloro, Cristiano Moreira Da Silva and Adrien Rama on how a typsetters’ strike launched the career of a Lausannois artistic talent.
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Do they know it’s Christmas?
As Christelle Hamouti, Stefan Roth Casetti, Yannick Déchosal and Oscar Della Casa show, the Swiss policeman’s lot was not a happy one.
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PODCAST – Episode 24: The Pearl of the Levant
Smyrna/İzmir was in ruins in September 1922. Philip Mansel explains to Ozan Ozavci how that unique entrepot changed from a Greek-cosmopolitan to a Turkish port town, and the devastating consequences of the Great Fire.
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Smyrna 1922: Waystation or Terminus?
Mark Levene makes the case for a paradigm shift in genocide studies.
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Celebrity Reporter, Cousin Clare
Julia Secklehner profiles a pioneer journalist who wasn’t afraid to become part of the story.
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PODCAST – Episode 23: Contesting Post-Post-Kemalism
Howard Eissenstat shares with Ozan Ozavci his concerns around the language of post-post-Kemalism, before a lively discussion on Turgut Özal, the 1990s, and whether this might be Recep Tayyib Erdoğan’s last year in power.
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Church and State
Theocharis Anagnostopoulos considers the competing visions of Smyrna’s future that divided the Greek community, in both triumph and catastrophe.
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PODCAST – Episode 22 (Part II): More than a Revival
Martin van Bruinessen explains to Ozan Ozavci how Kurdish political movements in Turkey took hold from the 1960s onward, evolving from far-leftist activism and violence to demands for inclusive democracy.
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