People of occupied Istanbul welcome Refet Pasha: popular demonstrations and “emotional communities” @theBIAAnkara
People of occupied Istanbul welcome Refet Pasha: popular demonstrations and “emotional communities”  @theBIAAnkara
Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
HYBRID CONFERENCE: Occupied Istanbul: Urban Politics, Culture and Society, 1918-1923

Friday 1st July 2022 | Nafi Baba Binası, Boğaziçi University | 16.30-18.30: Panel 4

Pınar Şenışık (Doğuş University), The people of occupied Istanbul welcome Refet Pasha: popular demonstrations and “emotional communities”.

This international hybrid conference was a partnership between the American Research Institute in Turkey, Boğaziçi University Department of History, the British Institute At Ankara, Institut Français des Etudes Anatoliennes, and Salt Research. Find out more via the BIAA website: biaa.ac.uk/events/occupied-istanbul
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