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Bernard “Bernie” Sanders is an American senator representing the state of Vermont and has been active in politics for many decades. Sanders was born on September 8, 1941, in Brooklyn, New York. His father, Eli Sanders, was a Jewish immigrant who fled economic hardship and antisemitism, emigrating from Slopnice, Poland, to the United States in 1921. His mother, Dorothy Glassberg Sanders, was born in New York and was the daughter of Jewish immigrants from Poland and Russia. The family lived in a t

Republic Day is the anniversary of the official proclamation of the Republic of Türkiye on 29 October 1923. This date marks the establishment of the new state system whose sovereignty is explicitly rooted in the nation, and whose institutional framework was legally defined. Today it is commemorated annually on 29 October with official ceremonies and public events. The process leading to the proclamation of the Republic began with the opening of the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye in Ankara on

The Assassination of John F. Kennedy, is the event in which John Fitzgerald Kennedy, President of the United States of America, was killed on November 22, 1963, during an armed attack while riding in an open-top car as part of an official motorcade through the city of Dallas, Texas. The 1961 model Lincoln Continental limousine carrying the president was fired upon as it passed through Dealey Plaza in downtown Dallas; severely wounded, Kennedy was quickly transported to Parkland Memorial Hospital

Manaki Brothers, in the final period of the Ottoman Empire, were pioneering figures in photography and cinema history who operated in the Balkans. Of Ottoman subjects and ethnically Vlach (Aroman), the brothers documented the social, cultural, and political history of the Balkans through short documentary-style footage they began capturing from the early 20th century. Documentary on the Manaki Brothers (TRT 2) " youtube-video-element-format="right" youtube-video-id="Tqjg67pVeOo"> Lives Childh

Yücelciler (Yücel Organization) is a secret Turkish organization established to preserve the national, cultural, and religious identity of the Turks living within the borders of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia after World War II, particularly in Macedonia. Founded in 1941 with its center in Skopje, the organization aimed to foster national consciousness among Macedonian Turks primarily through educational, cultural, and media activities.【1】 Key figures in the founding of the organiz

Ahmed Cemal Pasha (6 May 1872, Midilli–21 July 1922, Tbilisi), an Ottoman military officer and statesman who held various military, administrative, and political roles during the final period of the Ottoman State and was among the leading figures of the Committee of Union and Progress. After completing his military education, he served in various posts in Rumelia; following the declaration of the Second Constitutional Monarchy, he was appointed mutasarrıf of Üsküdar and later governor of Adana a

Hasan Nuhanović’s work Son Sığınak is a study that examines the Srebrenica genocide during the Bosnian War through personal testimonies and an international context. The book recounts events the author witnessed firsthand, questioning the destructive impact of war on humanity and the responsibilities of the international community. This eser sheds light on the tragedy that unfolded in Srebrenica, declared a “safe bölge” by the United Nations, and carries the dual character of a tarihsel historic

Benazir Bhutto, a political figure born in Karachi in 1953, served two terms as prime minister. Throughout her life she faced both military regimes and intense political competition, playing a pivotal role in her country’s democratization process. She entered public life at a young age and throughout her political career encountered personal tragedies arrests, years in exile, electoral battles and serious security threats. She was killed in an assassination on 27 December 2007, an event that bec

Dr. Fazıl Küçük was born on 14 March 1906 in Lefkoşa-Ortaköy. He completed his education in Lefkoşa and Istanbul, and finished his medical studies in France and Switzerland. After specializing in internal medicine at clinics in Lausanne, he returned to Cyprus in May 1937 and began practicing as a private physician in Lefkoşa. On 14 March 1942, he founded the newspaper Halkın Sesi; on 21 March 1943, he was elected to the Lefkoşa Municipal Council and played an active role in Cypriot Turkish polit

Aleksandar Vučić (born 5 March 1970, Belgrade) is one of Serbia’s politicians with a legal education. Since the 1990s he has held positions in both the Serbian Radical Party (SRS), which followed a nationalist line, and later in the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), of which he was one of the founders. He has served as both prime minister and president of Serbia and has become one of the most decisive figures in the country’s politics due to his influence over the executive branch and party struc