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Ready to Explore the Ottomans with Prof. Ortayli? This brilliant book by Prof. Ilber Ortaylı, who is the General Manager of the Museum of Topkapi Palace and one of the leading historians in Turkey, will change your preconceived notions about the Ottomans. This book sold 150,000 copies in one year in Turkey, where it became the best seller of 2006. It is now being translated into Bul...

Investigative-writer Mustafa Armağan, who makes a triumphal return from his historical journeys in his book, Sultan of the Horizons: Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror, invites the reader on an exciting adventure through the labyrinths of history.   Armağan famously tempts the reader to “think with a sense of history” in his boo...

   The hottest selling book in Turkey is a thriller that portrays a fictional war between the United States and Turkey.~ Chicago Tribune The date is May 23, 2007... The location is the northeast of Kerkuk... While the chaos continues in Northern Iraq, Turkish troops in the region suddenly come under attac

Language of Emotions by Nevzat Tarhan   Emotions, which are actually a scientific category, had been either neglected or exploited until the 90’s. While the West ignores emotions and sanctifies the reason as the only actual value, the East fails to realize its own richness and does not care well enough about educating the emotio...

A novel full of real moments, which tells of those who sacrifice themselves for their ideals, holding onto a small, broken fragment of hope during tough times...              ~Prof. Bingur Sonmez              &#...

The next installment in the theory of “The Clash of Civilizations”: “The Clash of Sects”   Samuel Huntington’s controversial theory known as the “Clash of Civilizations” has attracted worldwide attention since the day it was published. Following the publication of his thesis, which argues that...

A Proposal for a Solution from Ortaylı   One of the things that conflict regions like the Balkans, the Caucasians and, currently, the Middle East have in common is that they were all once a part of the Ottoman Empire. The fact that communities that used to live together peacefully in the past are hostile towards each other t...

  Confessions...Teasing… Profound topics... Delicate issues... Sincere conversations from left and right... Art... Literature... This is a liberal-spirited book in which diffrent vewpints find a place... If only all intellectual books could be this much fun and easy to ead.   In this book there are intervie...