Application documents of Zihni Türkmüş

Title Application documents of Zihni Türkmüş
Author His mind is not turkish
Publication Place Ankara, Turkey -
Type Document
Language Turkish
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 5
Physical Dimensions 21 x 15 cm
Library: British Library - Endangered Archives Program (EAP)
Record ID EAP1497/1/19/7
Library Location Koç University
Notes The documents contain the following information. The letter of application written by Zihni Türkmüş, who failed three subjects in the secondary school exams, in order to enter the theater section of the Conservatory and asking questions about admission to the Conservatory. The envelope for the letter of application of Zihni Türkmüş. The reply letter to Zihni Türkmüş that he could not enter the theater section of the Conservatory unless he graduated from secondary school. The documents contain the following information. The application letter written by Zihni Türkmüş, who passed three courses in the secondary school exams, in order to enter the theater department of the Conservatory and asked questions about admission to the Conservatory. Envelope belonging to Zihni Türkmüş's application letter. A response letter written to Zihni Türkmüş stating that he cannot enter the theater department of the Conservatory unless he graduates from secondary school. Extent: 1 letter, 1 envelope, 1 correspondence. Size and dimensions of original material: 21 x 15 cm. Author(s)/Creator(s): His mind was not turkish. Original institution reference: File007.
Atıf Zihni Türkmemiş'e ait başvuru dokümanları, British Library, EAP1497/1/19/7, https://eap.bl.uk/archive-file/EAP1497-1-19-7
Yazı sistemleri Latin
Atıf koşulları Creative commons attribution non-commercial licence
Lisans https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/
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Application documents of Zihni Türkmüş

Author His mind is not turkish
Publication Place Ankara, Turkey -
Type Document
Language Turkish
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 5
Physical Dimensions 21 x 15 cm
Library British Library - Endangered Archives Program (EAP)
Record ID EAP1497/1/19/7
Library Location Koç University
Notes The documents contain the following information. The letter of application written by Zihni Türkmüş, who failed three subjects in the secondary school exams, in order to enter the theater section of the Conservatory and asking questions about admission to the Conservatory. The envelope for the letter of application of Zihni Türkmüş. The reply letter to Zihni Türkmüş that he could not enter the theater section of the Conservatory unless he graduated from secondary school. The documents contain the following information. The application letter written by Zihni Türkmüş, who passed three courses in the secondary school exams, in order to enter the theater department of the Conservatory and asked questions about admission to the Conservatory. Envelope belonging to Zihni Türkmüş's application letter. A response letter written to Zihni Türkmüş stating that he cannot enter the theater department of the Conservatory unless he graduates from secondary school. Extent: 1 letter, 1 envelope, 1 correspondence. Size and dimensions of original material: 21 x 15 cm. Author(s)/Creator(s): His mind was not turkish. Original institution reference: File007.
Atıf Zihni Türkmemiş'e ait başvuru dokümanları, British Library, EAP1497/1/19/7, https://eap.bl.uk/archive-file/EAP1497-1-19-7
Yazı sistemleri Latin
Atıf koşulları Creative commons attribution non-commercial licence
Lisans https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/
Görüntü yönü left-to-right
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