ROMANIAN IMMIGRANT JEWS SETTLED IN ANKARA PROVINCE DURING THE PERIOD OF SULTAN ABDULHAMIT II
Journal: Osmanli Mirasi Arastirmalari Dergisi
Year: 2021

AIn the 19th century, as a result of the prevalent anti-Semitism in Europe and the politics of becoming a nation-state, Jewish migration to the Ottoman lands started. In consequence of the policies implemented after Romania gained independence, other religious/ethnic groups, especially Turks from Romania, began to emigrate. During this period, around 250,000 Jews emigrated to other countries owing to the increasing anti-Semitism in Romania. The majority of the Jews who emigrated from Romania too