Adapazarı'nda Gökçeören Bataklığını Kurutma Çalışmaları ve Muhacirlerle Yaşanan Sorunlar (1890-1908)
Journal: Akademik İncelemeler Dergisi
Year: 2014

The Ottoman Empire had the scene of migration since the last years of 18th century when muslims and Turks lost their territories. Millions of people had to leave their lands as a result of these migrations, especially from Crimea, the Caucasus and the Balkans. Being close to Istanbul, the temporary meeting place of immigrants and being on the railway route, Adapazari became one of the places where immigrants were transferred and resettled. Bosnians were one of the groups of immigrants resettled