On the Banks of the Volga: Memories and adventures of captivity [2. book] / Mehmed Asaf Saygun

Name: On the Banks of the Volga: Memories and adventures of captivity [2. book] / Mehmed Asaf Saygun
Author: Mehmed Asaf Saygun

Title	On the Banks of the Volga: Memories and adventures of captivity [2. book] / Mehmed Asaf Saygun
Author	Mehmed Asaf Saygun
Publication Date:	[1918]
Subject	World War I, 1914 -1918 - Sarıkamış operation - History Sarıkamış (Kars) - Türkiye - HistorySaygun, Mehmet Asaf - Memories
Type	Book
Language	Ottoman
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	166
Physical Dimensions	166 sayfa ; 22,5x16,5 cm
Library:	Sakarya University Central Library
Library Asset ID	0457451
Record ID	2099174
Library Location	SAU [A] Central Library - E-Book - E-Book
Date	[1918]
Notes	Ottoman handwritten diary Book 2
Sample Text	[This handwritten memoir (2nd book) was written by Mehmed Asaf Saygun and the notes were kept with a fountain pen. Although the first two pages are damaged, the writings are readable. There are no missing pages. According to the note on the inner cover, this memoir was simplified from the memoir (1st book) whose outer covers were broken, and was re-written by the author after he was freed from Russian captivity and returned to his hometown Hendek. It is stated that the author named the memoir (1st book) "Captivity Memories and Adventures", whose outer covers were broken, and that the town of Vetluga, Volga, where the author lived in captivity for nearly three years. Since it is located on the banks of the Vetluga River, one of the branches of the river, it is understood that the author named his rewritten memoirs "On the Banks of the Volga (Captivity Memories and Adventures)" as a token of the memory of this river.] [On the Banks of the Volga: Memories and adventures of captivity the memories in his name; It contains the memories and adventures of some Turkish officers and Mehmet Asaf Bey, who were captured while fighting the Russians in various parts of the Caucasian front during the First World War, about their life in captivity in the town of Vetluga on the banks of the Vetluga River, one of the tributaries of the Volga River, for nearly three years.] Note: The above quotes are taken from the foreword of Murat Cebecioğlu's work Mehmed Asaf on the Shores of the Volga and Memorandum, Memories and Adventures of Captivity, which he prepared for publication.
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On the Banks of the Volga: Memories and adventures of captivity [2. book] / Mehmed Asaf Saygun

Author Mehmed Asaf Saygun

Publication Date [1918]

Subject World War I, 1914 -1918 - Sarıkamış operation - History Sarıkamış (Kars) - Türkiye - HistorySaygun, Mehmet Asaf - Memories

Type Book

Language Ottoman

Digital No

Manuscript No

Pages Count 166

Physical Dimensions 166 sayfa ; 22,5x16,5 cm

Library Sakarya University Central Library

Library Asset ID 0457451

Record ID 2099174

Library Location SAU [A] Central Library - E-Book - E-Book

Date [1918]

Notes Ottoman handwritten diary Book 2

Sample Text [This handwritten memoir (2nd book) was written by Mehmed Asaf Saygun and the notes were kept with a fountain pen. Although the first two pages are damaged, the writings are readable. There are no missing pages. According to the note on the inner cover, this memoir was simplified from the memoir (1st book) whose outer covers were broken, and was re-written by the author after he was freed from Russian captivity and returned to his hometown Hendek. It is stated that the author named the memoir (1st book) "Captivity Memories and Adventures", whose outer covers were broken, and that the town of Vetluga, Volga, where the author lived in captivity for nearly three years. Since it is located on the banks of the Vetluga River, one of the branches of the river, it is understood that the author named his rewritten memoirs "On the Banks of the Volga (Captivity Memories and Adventures)" as a token of the memory of this river.] [On the Banks of the Volga: Memories and adventures of captivity the memories in his name; It contains the memories and adventures of some Turkish officers and Mehmet Asaf Bey, who were captured while fighting the Russians in various parts of the Caucasian front during the First World War, about their life in captivity in the town of Vetluga on the banks of the Vetluga River, one of the tributaries of the Volga River, for nearly three years.] Note: The above quotes are taken from the foreword of Murat Cebecioğlu's work Mehmed Asaf on the Shores of the Volga and Memorandum, Memories and Adventures of Captivity, which he prepared for publication.

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