In the same manner, this thesis contributes to the It considers Balkan identities under theĬoncept of being from Turkey. At second, it studies the relations betweenīalkan identities with Turkish nationalism. As a result, this thesis examines atįirst the difficulties of being an immigrant through analyzing the post 1950 Thesis claims that it is not an imaginary entity. Moreover, this study aims to illustrate that although nationalism can be created, it hasīeen materialized by political, historical, economical reasons. Immigrants tend to base their nationality dating back to the Ottoman Empire times. Immigrants through the effect of Muslim and Turkish identity.
It studies the changing nationalities of Balkan Oral history that includes twenty interviewees’ daily experiences and narratives both Immigration from Balkans to Turkey before the 1950s.This thesis is mainly based on Historical background from the secondary resources and memoirs about the Nationality, legitimize their emigration to Turkey. It studies the ways in which the immigrants define their This thesis examines the relationship between nationalism, emigration and identity in The post-1950 Balkan Immigrants from Yugoslavia An abstract of the thesis of Bayram Şen for the degree of Master of Arts from theĪtatürk Institute for Modern Turkish History to be taken September 2007
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