Кастамону — история провинциального центра на западном побережье Черного моря

Мейер, М.С.

Автор: Мейер М.С.
Журнал: Исторический вестник
Том: 29
Номер: 3
Год издания: 2019
Издательство: Автономная некоммерческая организация по созданию, поддержке и развитию историко-культурной электронной энциклопедии и библиотеки "Руниверс"
Местоположение издательства: Москва
Первая страница: 38
Последняя страница: 49
Аннотация: The theme for the article has been chosen because of two main storylines: the first one is Mustafa Kemal’s trip to Kastamonu in August, 1925, which is little known despite being of considerable interest. The point of this trip was to convince local men to replace their Greek fez headgear with European-style hats and to persuade the local women to abandon their traditional stifling clothes which covered their faces. Kemal’s efforts were not successful back then, especially among the women, but today the situation is completely different. The second story is also related to Kastamonu, which was the capital of the Paphlagonia province in the 13th century, and it tells of maritime expeditions to Crimea. The Greeks who reached the Crimean port of Sudak established good trade and political contacts with the local Tatars, as well as with immigrants from Southern Russia. It could be argued that the Greeks from Kastamonu were the first people to partner with the Russian immigrants in the development of the Black Sea. The work is based on original and little-known evidence, as well as the works of Russian, Turkish and Western authors.
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