Observed arrival · 2026-09-12
Ahıska Miras: A Digital Homeland for a Dispersed People
A Turkish-language archive of Ahıska history, diaspora migration, language, food, family connections, and community memory.
Field notes
The homepage frames the project as a connected archive rather than a single essay: chronology, migration routes, recordings, language, recipes, and family links sit under one community structure. It identifies seven migration waves, an estimated 345,000 displaced people since 1828, and nine countries of residence. The account of the 1944 deportation preserves disagreement between sources, listing several population and death-toll figures instead of presenting one uncontested total.
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