History

This work is a description and analysis of a unique Old Testament codex in Georgian containing the first eight books of the Bible, the Prophets, and marginal commentary on both.

Translation from Ottoman Turkish of the diaries of Ragip Nurettin Ege, a reserve officer in the Ottoman army during the First World War.

A collection of Ottoman diplomatic correspondence between the capital and its ambassadors in Italian cities during the period of Italian unification.

A report by the American embassy in Ankara during the 1930s on the state of Turkish sport and physical education.

A collection of Ottoman diplomatic correspondence between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and representatives in various European capitals during the nineteenth century.

Biographies of the Turkish diplomats who served during the rule of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.

A collection of articles on the perception of Turks and Turkey in Europe between the fifteenth century and the present day.

The story of the community of Satrouville, whose inhabitants are Greeks from Anatolia, forced to leave by the events of World War I and afterwards.

The collected papers of Sir Henry A. Layard, British ambassador to the Ottoman Empire, arranged and edited by Sinan Kuneralp.

In 1875 Matthias Bedrossian undertook to update earlier Armenian dictionaries, but he succeeded in producing a completely reworked Armenian-English dictionary. This updated edition is presented by Gorgias with a new introduction by Edward G Mathews Jr.

The surviving text of a Georgian martyrology, on Stephen Protomartyr, Peter and Paul, shows the influence of Armenian Christianity on Georgia, and reflects 6th century preaching against Judaism.

Essays in honour of Professor V. L. Menage.

Eris Perese’s historical novel tells a Turkish family’s experience of the transition between Empire and Republic. Set between the Balkan Wars and the Second World War, A Legacy of Change follows Aydin’s youth in Istanbul and then his experiences in Europe under Nazi threat.

A book about the cultural heritage of the Sephardic Jewish population of Turkey written in the Ladino language. Historical accounts detail the Jewish expulsion from Spain and subsequent migration to the Ottoman lands in 1492.

A collection of articles on the Hijaz, Yemen and other parts of the Ottoman Arab world in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

A collection of essays on Ottoman political history, ranging from the eighteenth through to the twentieth centuries as the Empire went through a series of transformations.

A collection of essays by Ottoman historians on Sultan Suleyman the Magnificent and the Ottoman Empire under his rule.

A series of essays about Jewish printing and publishing in the Ottoman and Empire.

A study of the role of the German playwright Brecht on Turkish society and thinking in the twentieth century.

A collection of essays on Ottoman history from the sixteenth to the twentieth centuries.

A rejection of the claims in Henry Morgethnthau’s memoirs which have been used to argue that there was a genocide committed against Armenians during WWI.

A volume consisting of essays by Heath Lowry based on his work studying Ottoman registers and other archival documents from Anatolia and the Balkans.

French-language memoirs of Rafael Chikurel, a Sephardic Jew from Izmir, who served in the Ottoman administration.

A collection of articles by Robert Olson on the Ottoman Empire in the eighteenth century, Ottoman Jews and Kurds, and historiography.

A collection of articles on the Eastern Question by a former Spanish envoy to the Ottoman Empire, originally published in the influential Madrid paper La Epoca during the 1880s and 1890s.