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Du socialisme ottoman à l’internationalisme anatolien

This collection of articles offers a comprehensive study of the roots of Socialism in the Ottoman Empire. It emphasizes the heterogeneous character of leftist movements in Turkey as well as their multi-ethnic history.
Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC
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SKU (ISBN): 978-1-61143-740-9
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Publication Status: In Print
Publication Date: Feb 25,2011
Interior Color: Black
Trim Size: 6 x 9
Page Count: 504
Languages: French
ISBN: 978-1-61143-740-9
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In this collection of articles, Paul Dumont, Professor at the University of Strasbourg, traces the origin of Socialist ideas in the Ottoman Empire and scrutinizes the Socialist and Communist movements in Turkey before the arrests in 1925. Thirteen of the articles have been previously published while four articles are presented for the very first time in this book. Leftist movements are one of the most thoroughly researched topics in Turkish history, but the research has often been subject to political agendas. Here, Dumont builds on new readings of publications of the Socialist Press in Turkey and Europe. Among the most important new sources explored in this volume is the correspondence between the Socialist Workers’ Federation in Salonica and the International Socialist Bureau. Dumont’s work underlines the influence of the Ottoman non-Muslim minorities on the development of Socialism in Turkey, particularly the importance of Jewish intellectuals and industrial workers in Salonica. Above all, this book demonstrates the diversity of agents and political objectives of the Socialist movements in Turkey, challenging traditional Kemalist historiography on the subject.

In this collection of articles, Paul Dumont, Professor at the University of Strasbourg, traces the origin of Socialist ideas in the Ottoman Empire and scrutinizes the Socialist and Communist movements in Turkey before the arrests in 1925. Thirteen of the articles have been previously published while four articles are presented for the very first time in this book. Leftist movements are one of the most thoroughly researched topics in Turkish history, but the research has often been subject to political agendas. Here, Dumont builds on new readings of publications of the Socialist Press in Turkey and Europe. Among the most important new sources explored in this volume is the correspondence between the Socialist Workers’ Federation in Salonica and the International Socialist Bureau. Dumont’s work underlines the influence of the Ottoman non-Muslim minorities on the development of Socialism in Turkey, particularly the importance of Jewish intellectuals and industrial workers in Salonica. Above all, this book demonstrates the diversity of agents and political objectives of the Socialist movements in Turkey, challenging traditional Kemalist historiography on the subject.

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  • REMARQUES LIMINAIRES (page 7)
  • A PROPOS DE LA CLASSE OUVRIERE OTTOMANE A LA VEILLE DE LA REVOLUTION JEUNE-TURQUE (page 17)
  • SOURCES INEDITED POUR HISTOIRE DU MOUVEMENT OUVRIER ET DES COURANTS SOCIALISTES DANS L'EMPIRE OTTOMAN AU DEBUT DU XX SIECLE (page 37)
  • UN ECONOMISTE SOCIAL-DEMOCRATE AU SERVICE DE LA JEUNE TURQUIE (page 57)
  • UNE ORGANISATION SOCIALISTE OTTOMANE : LA FEDERATION OUVRIERE DE SALONIQUE(1908-1912) (page 73)
  • NAISSANCE D'UN SOCIALISM OTTOMAN (page 91)
  • LA FEDERATION SOCIALISTE OUVRIERE DE SALONIQUE L'EPOQUE DES GUERRES BALKANIQUES (page 103)
  • LA FASCINATION DU BOLCHVISME: ENVER PACHA ET LE PARTI DES SOVIETS POPULAIRES 1919-1922 (page 135)
  • L'AXE MOSCOU-ANKARA Les relations turco-sovietiques de 1919 a 1922 (page 165)
  • LES ORGANISATIONS SOCIALISTES ET LA PROPAGANDE COMMUNISTE A ISTANBUL PENDANT L'OCCUPATION ALLIEE 1918-1922 (page 199)
  • AUX ORIGINES DU MOUVEMENT COMMUNISTE TURC LE GROUPE CLARTE D'ISTANBUL (page 229)
  • BOLCHEVISME ET ORIENT: Le parti communiste turc de Mustafa Suphi 1918-1921 (page 249)
  • BAKOU,CARREFOUR REVOLUTIONNAIRE 1919-1920 (page 287)
  • SOCIALISM,COMMUNISME ET MOUVEMENT OUVRIER A ISTANBUL PENDANT L'OCCUPATION(1919-1922) (page 307)
  • LA REVOLUTION IMPOSSIBLE: Les courants d'opposition en Anatolie 1920-1921 (page 347)
  • LE MOUVEMENT COMMUNISTE ANATOLIEN EN 1922 (page 385)
  • DIX-HUIT MOIS DE REPUBLIQUE(29 oCTOBRE 1923- 1 MAI 1925) (page 457)
  • TABLE DES MATIERES (page 503)