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- soc.culture.turkish Frequently Answered Questions (FAQ) List
- ===============================================================================
- You can send updates to sctfaq@mistik.speedway.net (Mustafa Soysal)
-
- 1993/05/25 23:07:01
-
- History:
- ========
-
- After a few initial lists of travel agents and mailing lists, Ahmet
- Parlakbilek wrote the initial version of the Frequently asked questions
- list for soc.culture.turkish in July 1992, before turning it over to me
- for maintenance. He is going to be busy for a while, and I intend to
- take care of it. Please send suggestions and updates to
- sctfaq@mistik.anatolia.org (Mustafa Soysal). Please keep in mind that I
- only maintain this collection, and have no means of verifying the
- information contained herein continuosly. Also, I don't read
- soc.culture.turkish regularly, so don't count on me to automatically
- update any changes that might apply in your opinion. If you notice
- that something does not apply, is missing, or has changed, please let me
- know so that I can update it. A detailed list of most recent changes
- are listed at the end of this document. Thank you for your cooperation
- in advance.
-
-
- Contents:
- =========
-
- This is a list of the headings you can find by searching for the abbreviation.
-
- Subject Abbrev
- -------------------------------------- ----------
-
- Visiting Turkiye ..................... [Travel]
-
- Turkish Language ..................... [Language]
-
- Radio Broadcasts ..................... [Broadcasts]
-
- Electronic Communication ............. [E-mail]
-
- History .............................. [History]
-
- Poetry ............................... [Poetry]
-
-
- Headings:
- =========
-
- [Travel]
- VISITING TURKIYE..............................................................
-
- 1) Where can I get cheap tickets to Turkiye?
-
- Travel Agencies, where you can find tickets to Turkiye, are:
-
- FREEDOM ............. 1-212-307-7380
- PICASSO TRAVEL....... 1-310-645-4400 (Sevin Hanim)
- HUR TURK ............ 1-800-241-8875 (1-800-AIR-TURK) , 1-800-874-TURK
- 1-212-750-1170 , 1-212-586-2901
- THY ................. 1-212-986-5050
- CLUB AMERICA ........ 1-800-221-4969
- 1-212-972-2865
- [UNKNOWN ?] ......... 1-603-862-4509
- BLUE VOYAGE ......... 1-800-ANADOLU (New York)
- TURSAN .............. 1-800-451-6050
- 1-212-888-1180
- ISTANBUL TRAVEL ..... 1-212-868-3394
- UNITED WORLD ........ 1-201-523-5950
- SUNSET .............. 1-800-243-1500
- 1-818-227-5770
- CONNECTION TOURS .... 1-800-367-3931
- 1-212-486-9633
- S&S TRAVEL .......... 1-516-756-0275
- FAME TRAVEL ......... 1-718-263-5636
- SULTAN TRAVEL ....... 1-416-923-7936 (Toronto)
- 1-817-263-5513, 0012, 5804, 7004 (Texas)
- SKYTREK ............. 1-613-829-3300 (Ottowa - Leyla Baran)
- MOON TRAVEL ......... 1-212-564-5839/5840 (Kazim)
- TCI TRAVEL .......... 1-800-333-7033 (Dallas - Ercument Kilic)
- 1-214-630-3344
-
- 2) Can I take one or more camera/camcorder/laptop to Turkiye?
-
- Yes, but according to law, those should be recorded to your passport
- at the time of your entrance and they should be checked upon leaving.
- Usually, the customs officer do not create problems for a single
- camera/camcorder etc. However, it is a good practice to register
- them, especially when you have more than one. (..be advised that like
- most customs officers, they do not care whether you miss your plane or not..)
-
- 3) Does my <insert any electrical device here> work in Turkiye?
-
- 220 volts, 50 Hz. is used in Turkiye instead of the 120 volts, 60 Hz.
- used in North America. If your device does not mind frequency, it is
- easy to make it work in Turkiye by the help of an inexpensive transformer.
-
- In particular, you may use the small transformers sold at Radio Shack for
- low-energy consumption (less than 50 watts) devices. If you would like to
- take a stereo (amplifier, tape deck, tuner etc.), you should buy a powerful
- 220v.-120v. transformer (preferably from Turkiye, not to carry this
- heavy thing with you). The amplifier, CD player, tape deck mostly do
- not create problems. Tuners, on the other hand, has the problem of
- different frequency spacings of radio stations in Turkiye: AM spacing
- is 10 kHz instead of 9 kHz and FM spacing is 100 kHz instead
- of 200 kHz. This means you may not tune AM stations accurately in
- Turkiye. Finally, some turntables, which controls the pitch with the
- power supply frequency may create problems: you can adjust the speed
- manually in many of them, but if this fails, the RPM drops to 5/6 of
- the origin.
-
- 4) How can I have a long distance call from Turkiye? (Information about AT&T
- and MCI provided by Ibrahim Semiz)
-
- There are public phones available for this purpose. You need to purchase
- some tokens from PTT (Turkish Post/Telegraph/Telephone Company). One
- token is on the order of $1 and you probably need a few for a single call.
- The long distance code for Turkiye is 90.
-
- But the most practical way make international calls from Turkiye (or
- almost any country for that matter) is to use your calling card. For
- example, AT&T has services called `USA Direct' and `World Connect',
- where you dial 99 80 01 22 77 from any phone in Turkiye, and get
- connected to AT&T. If you are calling a number in the US, you can place
- your call yourself, assisted by English voice prompts. If you want to
- call one of the 46 (at last count) countries on AT&T's list, you wait
- for an operator who assists you (Presumably, such calls would be more
- expensive). If you are calling from a residence, your host does not get
- charged anything, or you can make the call from any pay phone with a
- local (`small') token. Of course, you get the bill from AT&T. This is
- cheaper than calling from a residence (in Turkiye). I don't know how it
- compares to calling from public phones with tokens, but it probably is
- cheaper, and you don't have to struggle to feed tokens to the thing at
- the rate ! of one every thirty seconds.
-
- MCI has a similiar service, on which somebody else may supply details.
-
-
- 5) What beverages are available? (from Ian Davis, summary of responses
- he received to his survey)
-
- Beer:
- - Efes Pilsen, most people say that this is the best.
- - Tuborg (originally Danish)
- - Tekel, pure Turkish but may not be found in Tourist resorts.
-
- Soft Drinks:
- Ayran, sIra, kIzIlcIk, seftali - totally different than anything
- available in UK.
-
- Wine:
- much better than beer, including KavaklIdere, Villa Doluca.
- Both red and white are good.
-
-
- 6) Ionian Coast Info (from Ian Davis, summary of responses
- he received to his survey)
-
- Shopping:
- Bodrum is one of the most expensive towns to shop in (40% more expensive
- than Istanbul).Buying anything must bargin until the shop keeper gives up.
- If you are looking for more expensive souvenirs, its worth while traveling
- to other less well know towns in the area.
-
- Places to see:
- The castle in Bodrum ( rebuilt by the knights of St John) is worth a visit.
-
- Troy- the famous city is within traveling distance of Bodrum, mostly ruined
- but still worth a visit.
-
- Bergama-site of one of the seven original churches mentioned in the bible.
- Has nice amphitheater,some pillars still standing, nice arches and a few mosiacs
- Efes-site of another one of the seven churches,Paul lived here. Is very well
- preserved, very good amphitheater, a library, roads of marble and is said
- to be a very exceptional site, comes highly recommended.
-
- These places are only the tip of the iceberg.
-
- >>More info on where-to-visit, what-to-take-with-you etc. missing.
-
-
- [Language]
- TURKISH LANGUAGE ...........................................................
-
- 5) What is the origin of Turkish?
-
- Turkish is an Ural-Altaic language, which is spoken in different forms from
- Balkans in the west to China and Siberia in the east. Approximately 150
- million people speak Turkish in the world.
-
- There are four main dialects of Turkish (according to Colloquial
- Turkish - Y. Mardin):
- a) Oriental dialects of Altay
- b) Western dialects of Kirgiz and Tatar
- c) Dialects of Central Asia
- d) Southern dialects: Turkmen, Azerbeycan, Anadolu, Kirim and Osmanli Turkcesi.
-
- 6) Is Turkish a hard-to-learn language?
-
- Yusuf Mardin answers this question as follows:
- "Turkish is an easy, logical language. There is no gender, no he, she or it,
- but one word for all three."
- "In Turkish, there are no diphtongs. When two vowels come together, each
- retains its individual sound. Every letter in every word is sounded
- individually and every word is pronounced as it is written."
-
- 7) Which alphabet do people use in Turkiye?
-
- Latin alphabet with some modifications. There are 6 extra letters:
- _
- c i(without dot) g "o s "u
- ' '
- q, w, x does not exist in Turkish alphabet.
-
- 8) How can I use Turkish alphabet in Wordperfect/Mac/TeX?
-
- Wordperfect has a Turkish keyboard file which can be used to generate
- Turkish letters by the help of Cntrl-Alt keys. For Mac, there is a
- Turkish Mac System and Turkish fonts. All of those can be found at
- ftp.cs.umn.edu under the directory /pub/users/cosar for anonymous ftp
- (Username ftp). There is also a Tex style file, easyturkish.sty which
- generates Turkish letters for Tex document preparing system. You may
- contact akgul@trbilun.bitnet for Turkish Tex and easyturkish.sty.
- Turkish fonts also do exist in several sites for ftp; you may try,
- host:kth.se directory:/kth/tex/stuttgart/fonts/metafont or host:
- utsun.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp directory:/TeX/fonts for anonymous ftp.
-
- 9) Is there any books to learn Turkish?
-
- Yes, we even have an online tutor. The online tutor/teacher (for pc) is
- available at wuarchive.wustl.edu or other simtel20 mirrors under the
- directory /mirrors/msdos/langtutor/turkish1.lzh. We did not try it, so
- we do not have any idea about its completeness, usefulness etc. The
- books that might be used to learn Turkish are:
-
- - "Colloquial Turkish", Yusuf Mardin, London Routledge (several editions
- exist, some includes a tape.)
-
- - "Turkish Basic Course" (2 volumes), Lloyd B. Swift, Selman Agrali, 1966,
- State Dept. Series (can be found in libraries, elemantary/intermediate level)
-
- - "Yabancilar icin Turkce Dersleri", Kaya Can, Middle East Technical
- University, Ankara, 1981
-
- - "Turkish", Paul Wittek, London, 1956
-
- The following books include Turkish stories and poems:
-
- - "Turkish Sampler: Writings for all readers", Muge Galin, Indiana University
- Turkish Studies, 1989
-
- - "Turkish Literary Reader", Andreas Tietze, Indiana University, 1963
-
- - "An Anthology of Turkish Short Stories", Editor: Ali Alparslan, Publications
- of rge RCD Cultural Institute No:45, Istanbul, 1973
-
- And about dictionaries:
- (by Jack Campin)
- By FAR the best portable dictionary is one you can only get in Turkiye - the
- Berlitz/ABC Kitabevi "Ingilizce-Turkce/Turkce-Ingilizce Sozluk", 1988 (ISBN
- 975 09 0150 9). It suffers from the usual problem in Berlitz materials of
- not giving you any even remotely naughty words - god help you if you have
- to explain a gynaecological problem with it - but it's wonderful on food
- terms. About A6-sized, bright red. If it's out of print, the Redhouse
- Elsozlugu is a reasonable substitute.[It is not out of print, I checked
- it--ahmet]
-
- For a big dictionary, the Oxford two-volume one (also published cheaper
- by ABC in Turkey, in an edition that may only be sold there) is hard to
- beat, though the Redhouse Cagdas Turkce-Ingilizce Sozluk is just as good
- (one way only). You may have problems getting that in the US. The Oxford
- is also available in a one-volume abridgment.
-
-
-
- [Broadcasts]
- BROADCASTS ...................................................................
-
- 10) Is there any Turkish radio/TV programmes in North America?
-
- The following are the frequencies and time periods of various Turkish
- broadcasting services.
-
- TV Broadcast in the United States of America:
- Voice of Anatolia, Every Monday 16:00-17:00 Eastern Time
- on Cable TV 37 (International Channel)
-
- Radio Programmes:
- Voice of Turkiye: (Everyday)
- EUROPE 9795 kHz 21.00-22.00 GMT 31 mB. English
- 9685 23.00-00.00 31 English
- 9685 00.00-04.00 31 Turkish
- 15267 05.01-00.00 19 Turkish
- 15267 10.00-17.00 19 Turkish
- 9460 17.00-23.00 31 Turkish
- 9515 06.00-10.00 31 Turkish
- 9515 11.00-16.00 31 Turkish
-
- NORTH EAST
- AMERICA
- 9445 04.00-05.00 31 English
- 9445 23.00-00.00 31 English
- 9445 00.00-04.00 31 Turkish
-
- BBC: (all according to EST. For conversion, GMT = EST + 5)
-
- Time Day Frequency
- 00:15-00:30 (Mon-Sat) 6050,7325,9750
- 03:00-05:00 (Sun) 1296,6015,9740,11715,15390,17695
- 12:30-13:00 6085,7180,17640
- 15:45-16:30 (Mon-Sat) 6125,9915,15430
-
- TURKISH CULTURAL HOUR (Northern San Francisco Bay Area)
- Time Day Frequency
- 17:00-19:00 (Sat) FM90.3 KUSF
-
- ORIENT EXPRESS (Southern San Francisco Bay Area, Monterey and Santa Cruz)
- Time Day Frequency
- 18:00-21:00 (3rd Sat of each month)
- FM 91.5 KKUP
-
- TURKISH MUSIC HOUR (Southwestern Virginia Area)
- Time Day Frequency
- 14:00-16:00 Sun FM 90.7
-
- [E-mail]
- ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION .....................................................
-
- 11) How can I communicate with someone in Turkiye via e-mail?
-
- There are EARN/bitnet and Internet nodes in Turkiye. A recently
- updated list of nodes is as follows:
-
- Node name Organization City Contact (user-id)
- ------------- -------------------------- ------------ -----------------
- EARN/BITNET nodes:
- emunivm1 East Mediterranean University G.Magusa.TRNC necdet
- trakden Akdeniz University Antalya saka
- tranavm1 Anadolu University Eskisehir onder
- tranavm2 Anadolu University Eskisehir onder
- tratauni Ataturk University Erzurum bisam42
- trbilun Bilkent University Ankara arkun
- trboun Bogazici University Istanbul kaylan
- trcuniv Cukurova University Adana ilhami
- trdeu1 Dokuz Eylul University Izmir ayten
- trdicle Dicle University Diyarbakir baykal
- trearn Ege University Izmir aytac
- trege1 Ege University Izmir aytac
- trerun Erciyes University Kayseri yapici
- trfirat Firat University Elazig uzun
- trgantep Gaziantep University Gaziantep ege
- trhun Hacettepe University Ankara unal
- triuvm11 Istanbul University Istanbul erol
- tritu Istanbul Teknik University Istanbul harmanci
- trktu Karadeniz Teknik University Trabzon aras
- trkosgeb Small and Medium Industry Ankara sogut
- Development Organization
- trmarunv Marmara University Istanbul iskar1
- trmetu Middle East Technical Uni. Ankara anlagan
- trmetua Middle East Technical Uni. Ankara ozgit
- tromuni Ondokuz Mayis University Samsun nazmit
- tryildiz Yildiz University Istanbul yahya
- tryldz02 Yildiz University Istanbul yahya
- tryok Higher Education Council Ankara arinc
- trtetm Tubitak Info. Tech. Center Ankara selcuk
- trgebze Tubitak Gebze Gebze
- trmbeam Tubitak Gebze Marmara Rsrch. Gebze
-
- Internet nodes: none. (NOT connected to international internet yet; ftp, telnet
- does not work, only for e-mail purposes.)
- 4381.cc.itu.edu.tr - Istanbul Teknik Universitesi
- twr.cs.cc.itu.edu.tr - ITU Control and Computer Dept.
- 3090.cc.metu.edu.tr - METU
- 3090.ege.edu.tr - Ege Universitesi
-
- If you need more information, you may contact Sitki Aytac
- (bilsay@trearn.bitnet), Network Country Coordinator for Turkiye.
-
- 12) Is there any electronic mail list for discussions related to Turkish
- people/culture etc.?
-
- Yes, there are plenty. One that's very famous is TEL, Turkish Electronic
- List. The language used in communication is mostly Turkish and there is
- no restriction about the topics discussed. To subscribe, one should send
- a mail with the body "sub tel your_name your_family_name" to
- listserv@uscvm.bitnet.
-
- The turkish Radio Hour News List (trknws-l) is important for keeping up
- with the recent news. Mcimail is offering a special e-mail subscription
- under TURKNEWS grouprate to the subscribers of trknws-l. The first year
- costs $15, and $25 thereafter. Contact Bret Fisherkeller or Terri
- Malone at (510) 945-0491 for details on the TURKNEWS group rate.
-
- Other lists can be summarized (not complete) as follows:
-
- listname topics discussed mail address command for
- subscription
- -------- -------------------------- ---------------------- ---------------------
- amiga-tr amiga users listserv@trearn.bitnet sub amiga-tr fullname
- autos-l classic and sports cars listserv@tritu.bitnet sub autos-l fullname
- bilfel science and philosophy listserv@
- bio-dost biological studies listserv@trearn.bitnet sub bio-dost fullname
- borsa-l Turkish stock-exchange listserv@trearn.bitnet sub borsa-l fullname
- burc Bogazici U. alumni listserv@trearn.bitnet sub burc fullname
- c_c++ c & c++ prog. lang. list listserv@tritu.bitnet sub c_c++ fullname
- cclub-l computer club list listserv@trmetu.bitnet sub cclub-l fullname
- cevre-l environmetal issues listserv@tritu.bitnet sub cevre-l fullname
- cmu-l Commun. of Medit. Univ. listserv@trearn.bitnet sub cmu-l fullname
- csp-l cross Sys. Prod. Disc. listserv@trearn.bitnet sub csp-l fullname
- deniz-l gemi insaati/deniz bil. listserv@tritu.bitnet sub deniz-l fullname
- dkb-l dkb rt graph. interf. dev. listserv@tritu.bitnet sub dkb-l fullname
- dkbport dkb rt port. 2 oth. Platf. listserv@tritu.bitnet sub dkbport fullname
- dost Turkish scientists listserv@trearn.bitnet sub dost fullname
- duvar-l general announc./disc. listserv@tritu.bitnet sub duvar-l fullname
- esper-l esperanto list listserv@trearn.bitnet sub esper-l fullname
- exper-l exper. on viral attacks listserv@trearn.bitnet sub exper-l fullname
- friend-l friend server discussions listserv@trearn.bitnet sub friend-l fullname
- herb medicinal and arom. plants listserv@trearn.bitnet sub herb fullname
- ieee-ege ieee Ege student branch listserv@trearn.bitnet sub ieee-ege fullname
- ieee-tr ieee Turkish chap. listserv@tritu.bitnet sub ieee-tr fullname
- image-l image proc. & applications listserv@trearn.bitnet sub image-l fullname
- itu-l I.T.U. alumni listserv@tritu.bitnet sub itu-l fullname
- kimya-l chemistry listserv@tritu.bitnet sub kimya-l fullname
- kitap-l books listserv@tritu.bitnet sub kitap-l fullname
- kutup-l Turkish libraries listserv@trmetu.bitnet sub kutup-l fullname
- macturk mac users listserv@trearn.bitnet sub macturk fullname
- mount-l Mountaineering listserv@trmetu.bitnet sub mount-l fullname
- metu-l METU alumni listserv@trmetu.bitnet sub metu-l fullname
- misc misc. questions, requests listserv@trearn.bitnet sub misc fullname
- multas-l multitasking progr. for PC listserv@trearn.bitnet sub multas-l fullname
- pascal-l pascal language listserv@trearn.bitnet sub pascal-l fullname
- politika Turkish politics listserv@tritu.bitnet sub politika fullname
- progdil programming languages listserv@trearn.bitnet sub progdil fullname
- ptt-l everything-u listserv@trearn.bitnet sub ptt-l fullname
- sanat-l arts listserv@tritu.bitnet sub sanat-l fullname
- sinema-l movies listserv@tritu.bitnet sub sinema-l fullname
- senfoni weekly commentory listserv@trearn.bitnet sub senfoni fullname
- sysprg-l system programmers list listserv@tritu.bitnet sub sysprg-l fullname
- swl-tr SWL in Turkiye listserv@tritu.bitnet sub swl-tr fullname
- tel everything listserv@uscvm.bitnet sub tel fullname
- textiles textiles, clothing listserv@trearn.bitnet sub textiles fullname
- tnng Turkish neural netw. group listserv@trmetu.bitnet sub tnng fullname
- travel-l tourism discussions listserv@trearn.bitnet sub travel-l fullname
- trknws-l news listserv@uscvm.bitnet sub trknws-l fullname
- tsaa-l everything listserv@purccvm.bitnet sub tsaa-l fullname
- turkce-l Turkish as a science lang. listserv@tritu.bitnet sub turkce-l fullname
- turkmath Turkish Math. listserv@trmetu.bitnet sub turkmath fullname
- tv-l tv discussions listserv@trearn.bitnet sub tv-l fullname
- urban-l urban planning listserv@trearn.bitnet sub urban-l fullname
- uzay-l Hava-Uzay Bilim ve Tekn. listserv@tritu.bitnet sub uzay-l fullname
- virus-l computer viruses listserv@tritu.bitnet sub virus-l fullname
- vm-show comics magazine listserv@trearn.bitnet sub vm-show fullname
- yardimci sistem ile ilgili tartisma listserv@trearn.bitnet sub yardimci fullname
- yoneylem Turkish OR list listserv@tritu.bitnet sub yoneylem fullname
- yunus Turkish tex users listserv@trmetu.bitnet sub yunus fullname
-
- All you have to do to subscribe to any of these lists is to send a mail
- to the "mail address" containing the "command for subscription" as the body
- of the message. "fullname" should be your first and last name.
-
-
- [History]
- HISTORY ......................................................................
-
- Turkish history is a very long subject to include here. There are
- several frequently asked questions on this issue. We allocated a
- directory (/pub/users/cosar/history) at ftp.cs.umn.edu for this
- purpose. There are articles there including recently posted Oztuna
- articles and excerpts from Coles. You may contact to cosar@cs.umn.edu,
- if you would like to upload any information on this topic.
-
- [Poetry]
- POETRY .......................................................................
-
- This section is provided by Ahmet Cosar
-
- Archive-name: auto/soc.culture.turkish/Turkish-Poetry-in-ftp-cs-umn-edu
-
- There is a new directory in ftp.cs.umn.edu named "users/cosar/literature"
- where you can find about 70 Turkish Poems, some as English translations.
- If you have any more Turkish Poetry/Story ready in electronic form
- please mail them to cosar@mail.cs.umn.edu to be added to the archive
- for public benefit.
-
- I also put an older list of Turkish Student Associations to the archive
- but it's not publicly readable since it might be considered private
- information. If you send me an e-mail asking for a specific University's
- Turkish Student Association I can mail you the contact address of the
- person in charge or forward your request to them if an e-mail address
- is available.
-
- Turkish Poems in the Archive (Poet_Name.Poem_Name):
- ---------------------------------------------------
- ABdulhalik_Uygur.Oygan
- Ahmet_Arif.Anadolu
- Ahmet_Arif.Hasretinden_prangalar_Eskittik
- Ahmet_Arif.Iceride
- Ahmet_Arif.Otuzuc_Kursun
- Ahmet_Arif.Sevdan_Beni
- Ahmet_Arif.Suskun
- Ahmet_Arif.Thirty-Three_Bullets
- Ahmet_Arif.Yalniz_Degiliz
- Asaf_Halet_Celebi.Camli_Odalardan
- Asik_Veysel.Uzun_Ince_Bir_Yoldayim
- Asik_Veysel.Vatan_Sevgisini_Icten_Duyanlar
- Atilla_ilhan.Elde_Var_Huzun
- Attila_Ilhan.Emirganda_Cay_Saati
- Attila_Ilhan.Haci_Muratin_Olumu
- Azeri_Poetry.Aglarsa_Anam_Aglar
- Behcet_Necatigil.Secret_Love
- Bekir_Sitki_Erdogan.Adak
- Bekir_Sitki_Erdogan.Bin_Ikinci_Gece(Yolcu)
- Bekir_Sitki_Erdogan.Binbirinci_Gece(Hanci)
- Bekir_Sitki_Erdogan.Guz_Dusunceleri
- Bekir_Sitki_Erdogan.Kislada_Bahar
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- Bekir_Sitki_Erdogan.Yagmurda_Unutulan_Sarki
- Bekir_Sitki_Erdogan.Yosma
- C_Yucel.Itiraza_Itirazim_Var
- Can_Yucel.Bir_Cin_Siiri
- Cemal_Sureyya.Ask
- Cemal_Sureyya.Gazel
- Cemal_Sureyya.Kisa_Turkiye_Tarihi
- Edip_Cansever.Su
- Edip_Cansever.Yercekimli_Karanfil
- Fazil_Husnu_Daglarca.Dayak
- Fazil_Husnu_daglarca.Disardan_Gazel
- Fuzuli.1
- Gagavuz_Siirleri
- Hasan_Huseyin_Korkmazgil.Haziranda_Olmek_Zor
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- Mehmet_Akif_Ersoy.Secret_of_Progress
- Nazim_Hikmet.21-1-1924
- Nazim_Hikmet.Ayaga_Kalkin_Efendiler
- Nazim_Hikmet.Blue_Eyed_Giant
- Nazim_Hikmet.Haber
- Nazim_Hikmet.Hasret
- Nazim_Hikmet.Hasret_2
- Nazim_Hikmet.Hosgeldin
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- Nazim_Hikmet.Karima_Mektup
- Nazim_Hikmet.Kavak
- Nazim_Hikmet.Memleketimi_Seviyorum
- Nazim_Hikmet.This_Country_is_Ours
- Nazim_Hikmet.Turk_Koylusu
- Nazim_Hikmet.Vasiyet
- Nazim_Hikmet.Yine_Memleketim_Uzerine_Soylenmistir
- Necip_Fazil.Canim_Istanbul
- Necip_Fazil.Cile
- Nevzat_Celik.Safak_Turkusu
- Niyazi_Misri.Derman_aradim_Derdime
- Orhan_Veli.Bedava
- Orhan_Veli.For_You
- Orhan_Veli.I_am_Listening_to_Istanbul
- Orhan_Veli.Kapali_Carsi
- Orhan_Veli.Macera
- Orhan_Veli.The_Guest_+_Recreation
- Sait_Faik.Love_Letter
- Yeni_Turku.Goc_Yollari
- Yunus_Emre.Dervishes
- Yunus_Emre.Ilim_Kendin_Bilmektir
- Yunus_Emre.Soylenilen_Bir_Kelami
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- Latest FAQ History:
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- sct.faq,v
- Revision 1.9 1993/05/25 23:07:01 Mustafa_Soysal
- - Minor header changes, summary, etc. (Mustafa Soysal)
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- Revision 1.8 1993/05/24 16:59:01 Mustafa_Soysal
- - Changed FAQ maintainer address (Mustafa Soysal)
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- Revision 1.7 1993/05/23 00:41:53 Mustafa_Soysal
- - Inserted additional information about calling to/from Turkiye
- using AT&T and MCI. (Ibrahim Semiz)
- - Updated ftp infomation for ftp.cs.umn.edu. (Ahmet Cosar)
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- Revision 1.6 1993/05/03 01:50:34 Mustafa_Soysal
- - Added Texas phone numbers for Sultan Travel (Sazi Temel, Sabit Adanur)
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- Revision 1.5 1993/04/09 22:33:36 Mustafa_Soysal
- - Turkish TV Program (Voice of Anatolia) added. (Mustafa Soysal)
- - Turkish Music Hour added to the list. (BahadIr Bilal Acuner)
- - ptt-l mailing list info updated. (Ahmet Toprak)
- - Mcimail TURKNEWS grouprate announcement. (Ahmet Toprak)
- - Added news.answers to the posted groups list. (Mustafa Soysal)
- - Added more electronic lists. (Jan-Arendt Klingel)
- - Removed turksci, and fortran mailing lists. (Dale Ross)
- - Updated language tutor and country code info. (Jan-Arendt Klingel)
- - Updated travel info on Ionian coast and beverages. (Ian Davis)
- - Removed Travel 24 Inc, and Istanbul Travel from travel agencies list.
- Updated area code for Picasso Travel. (Mustafa Soysal)
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- Revision 1.4 1992/12/11 00:00:00 Mustafa_Soysal
- - Bunch of new e-mail distribution lists added. (Mustafa Soysal, and others)
- - Ftp site name and anonymous login name at cs.umn.edu changed. (Ahmet Cosar)
- - Local broadcasts in the San Francisco Bay Area are listed now. (Ahmet Toprak)
- - New network nodes added/updated. (SItkI Aytac, and others)
- - New poetry section. (Ahmet Cosar)
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- Revision 1.3 1992/08/27 00:00:00 Mustafa_Soysal
- - Corrected tel's subscription address in the example.
- Corrected Short Wave List name to swl (was wl).
- Thanks to Selim Guncer for pointing it out.
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- Revision 1.2 1992/07/27 18:01:00 Mustafa_Soysal
- Changed format a bit and added yoneylem mailing list at tritu
- upon Erdem Ince's request.
- Changed description of tsaa-l mailing list upon Hasan Cam's request.
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- Revision 1.1 1992/07/23 18:00:34 Ahmet_Parlakbilek
- Initial revision
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- Please send updates to sctfaq@mistik.speedway.net (Mustafa Soysal)
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