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İzmir Tınaztepe University

İzmir Tınaztepe University (IZTU) (Turkish: İzmir Tınaztepe Üniversitesi) is a private university in İzmir, Turkey. The university is teaching on the field of health sciences. History İzmir Tınaztepe University was founded by Ses Health, Education and Sports Foundation on 18 May 2018, with the Law numbered 7141 which was published on the Resmî Gazete. There are three faculties, a vocational school and an institute within the university. The university had started education and training on 2020-2021 academic year. İzmir Tınaztepe University had given its first graduates on 24 June 2022, from the Vocational School of Health Services and the Graduate School. Academics Faculties School of Medicine Faculty of Dentistry Faculty of Health Sciences Vocational Schools Vocational School of Health Services Institutes Graduate School References External links Official website (in Turkish, English, and German)
Tarsus University

Tarsus University is a public university in Mersin Province, Turkey. It was established on 18 May 2018 as a separate university in Tarsus district with academic units affiliated to Mersin University and new academic units. Tarsus University provides education in 1 institute, 7 faculties and 3 vocational schools. History The origins of Tarsus University date back to 1992 with its academic units affiliated with Mersin University. It was founded with the Law No. 7141 published in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Turkey numbered 30425 on 18 May 2018. Academics Institutes Institute of Graduate Studies Faculties Faculty of Aeronautics and Astronautics Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Health Sciences Faculty of Technology Faculty of Applied Sciences Vocational schools Tarsus University Vocational School Tarsus University Vocational School of Health Services Tarsus OSB Technical Sciences Vocational School References
Universidad de Tarso

La Universidad de Tarso es una universidad pública ubicada en la provincia de Mersin, Turquía. Fue establecida el 18 de mayo de 2018 como una institución independiente en el distrito de Tarso, integrando unidades académicas previamente afiliadas a la Universidad de Mersin, junto con nuevas unidades académicas. La Universidad de Tarso imparte educación a través de un instituto, siete facultades y tres escuelas vocacionales.​​ Historia Los orígenes de la Universidad de Tarso se remontan a 1992, cuando sus unidades académicas estaban afiliadas a la Universidad de Mersin. La universidad fue establecida mediante la Ley N.º 7141, publicada en el Boletín Oficial de la República de Turquía, número 30425, el 18 de mayo de 2018.​ Referencias Enlaces externos
Università di Tarso

L'Università di Tarso (in turco: Tarsus Üniversitesi) è un'università pubblica turca con sede a Tarso, nella provincia di Mersin. Il processo che ha portato alla sua fondazione ha avuto inizio nel 1992, con la creazione della Scuola Professionale di Tarso (Tarsus Meslek Yüksekokulu), originariamente affiliata all'Università di Mersin. L'università ha acquisito piena autonomia istituzionale il 18 maggio 2018, in seguito all'entrata in vigore della legge n. 7141, che ha sancito la sua fondazione come ente indipendente di istruzione superiore. Collegamenti esterni Sito ufficiale, su tarsus.edu.tr.
Sivas University of Science and Technology

Sivas University of Science and Technology (Turkish: Sivas Bilim ve Teknoloji Üniversitesi) is a public university in Sivas, Turkey. It was founded on 18 May 2018 as the second public university in Sivas Province. Sivas University of Science and Technology (SUST) is providing education in technical sciences with the aim of educating students who will contribute to science and technology with a focus on research activities. History SUST was founded as an independent university on 18 May 2018. On Dec 12, 2018, SUST's first rector was appointed. It opened for the spring term of 2019–2020. As of 2020, the university has a total of 682 staff, 300 of which are academic and 382 are administrative. During the development phase of the university, as a result of the meetings held with industry leaders and Council of Higher Education, it was decided that the university would focus on education programs that would support the defense industry of Turkey. In 2019, the Sivas School of Vocational Studies was founded offering programs such as an aircraft Technology associate degree program to train a qualified work force for the defense industry organizations in Turkey. In 2020, with the protocol signed between Sivas Cumhuriyet University (SCÜ) and SUST, a 10 percent share of Cumhuriyet Technopolis were transferred to SUST. Campus The Sivas University Science and Technology University main campus will be built at the Kurt Deresi location, Sivas in an area of 455 thousand square meters. The project of the campus has been completed and construction is scheduled to start in 2021. See also List of universities in Turkey References External links Sivas University of Science and Technology Official Website (in English)
Malatya Turgut Özal University

Malatya Turgut Özal University, shortened MTÜ, is a public university in Malatya, Turkey which was formed on 18 May 2018 by separation from Inönü University. As of 2021, the university has 6 faculties, 2 colleges, 1 institute and 8 vocational schools. History In 2018, some faculties which have been separated from Inönü University in accordance with the law no 7141 such as Faculty of Agriculture, Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, Faculty of Business Administration and Management, Faculty of Design and Architecture, as well as Civil Aviation School, have become a part of newly established Malatya Turgut Özal University. Malatya Turgut Özal University (MTÜ), one of the two universities in Malatya, was founded in memory of Turkey's 8th President, Turgut Özal, born in Malatya. Academics Institutes Graduate School Faculties Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences Faculty of Business Administration and Management Faculty of Design and Architecture Faculty of Agriculture Faculty of Health Sciences Faculty of Medicine Colleges Civil Aviation School School of Foreign Languages Vocational schools Akçadağ Vocational School Arapgir Vocational School Battalgazi Vocational School Doğanşehir Vahap Küçük Vocational School Darende Bekir Ilıcak Vocational School Kale Tourism and Hotel Management Vocational School Hekimhan Mehmet Emin Sungur Vocational School Yesilyurt Vocational School See also List of universities in Turkey References External links Malatya Turgut Özal University Official Website (in English)
Samsun University

Samsun University (Turkish: Samsun Üniversitesi, commonly shortened to SAMÜ) is a public university in Samsun, Turkey. It was formed on 31 May 2018 by the separation from Ondokuz Mayıs University. The main campus of Samsun University, the second public university in Samsun, is located in Canik district. History Samsun's first university was Ondokuz Mayıs University founded in 1975. The second university established in Samsun was Canik Başarı University, which started education as a private university in 2012. It was one of the educational institutions closed in 2016 following the attempted coup d'état, due to its affiliation to the Gülen movement, and its students and their rights to use physical structures were transferred to Ondokuz Mayıs University. Upon this, the Politicians in the city, Professional associations and Non-governmental organizations called for the establishment of a new public university to replace the closed university. In 2018, some academic units from Ondokuz Mayıs University such as Faculty of Aviation and Space Sciences, School of Civil Aviation and Kavak Vocational School became a part of newly established Samsun University. Other academic units such as The Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Economics, Administrative, and Social Sciences and Faculty of Architecture and Design, were all re-established under the new university. Samsun University Faculty of Medicine was founded on 31 August 2020 in Canik campus. The logo of Samsun University, which started providing education on 24 September 2018, was chosen on 28 October 2018. Academic units As of 2021, the university has five faculties, one college, one institute and two Vocational schools. Faculties Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Aviation and Space Sciences Faculty of Economics, Administration, and Social sciences Faculty of Architecture, Design and Fine arts Faculty of Medicine Institute Graduate School College School of Civil aviation Vocational schools Kavak Vocational School Vocational School of Technical Sciences Campuses Ballıca Located in Ballıca in Ondokuzmayıs district. There are Faculty of Aviation and Space Sciences, Faculty of Engineering and School of Civil Aviation and Vocational School of Technical Sciences. There are also dormitories for students in the campus. It is designed as a campus where technical sciences are predominant. Canik Located in Canik district. There are Faculty of Economics, Administrative, and Social Sciences and Faculty of Architecture, Design and Fine Arts and Faculty of Medicine. It is designed as a campus where social sciences are predominant. Student clubs There are 26 clubs at the university. In addition to these student clubs, there are engineering teams carrying out R&D studies. Tanyeli Rocket team, whose members consist of students from both Samsun University and 19 Mayıs University, were placed first at Teknofest Aerospace and Technology Festival 2020 in the 1500 meter low-altitude category. See also List of universities in Turkey References External links Samsun University Official Website (in English)
Dedeman Hotels

Dedeman Hotels & Resorts International is an international chain of hotels and resorts and a subsidiary of the Turkish family business Dedeman Group. The company's first hotel was the Dedeman Ankara opened in 1966. The company operates at 15 locations across Turkey and in Kazakhstan and Iraq. Three more hotels are currently under construction in Turkey and Russia, all scheduled to open in 2015. References External links https://www.dedeman.com/
Anemúrion

Anemúrion o Anemúrium (en grec antic Ἀνεμούριον) era una antiga ciutat de Cilícia. Correspon a la moderna Anamur que es troba a uns 6 km al nord-est de l'emplaçament antic. Estava situada prop d'un promontori (Anemurium promontorium, 'cap del Vent') que marca el punt més meridional de l'Àsia Menor, enfront de Xipre. Estrabó només menciona el promontori i no la ciutat, però en parlen Plini el Vell, Claudi Ptolemeu i Escílax de Carianda. Anemúrion ja existia en període hel·lenístic. Les primeres restes daten del segle viii aC quan estava sota la influència o dependència dels reis de Cilícia, i el segle iv aC es menciona per primera vegada com un port important, segons el Periple de Pseudo-Escílax. La ciutat va passar a Roma al segle i aC. L'any 52 Anemúrion va ser assetjada per la tribu local dels clites, dirigida per Troxobor, però Antíoc IV de Commagena va trencar el setge, i després de matar Troxobor i alguns altres caps, va perdonar a la resta. La ciutat romana va tenir molta importància fins que la van conquerir els sassànides l'any 260, i la ciutat va decaure, però va seguir com a seu comercial almenys fins al segle vii, quan els atacs dels àrabs, que ja havien ocupat Xipre van fer la costa insegura. L'oficial britànic Francis Beaufort va donar a conèixer les ruïnes el 1812. Les restes indiquen que va ser una ciutat important. Va descriure que la ciutat s'abastia per dos aqüeductes excavats a la roca que salvaven els barrancs amb arcades de pedra. Dins de les muralles de la ciutat hi havia dos teatres, un odèon, tombes, banys i una basílica, a part de moltes estructures menors. No va determinar de quina època eren les restes, però diu que els teatres i l'aqüeducte eren construccions romanes. Referències
Anemurium

Anemurium (Grieks: Ανεμούριον; Turks: Anamuryum) was een grote stad in Cilicië, in het uiterste zuiden van Anatolië aan de gelijknamige 'Kaap Anamur', tegenover Cyprus gelegen. De stad werd vermoedelijk in de 7e eeuw CE verlaten na aardbevingen en plunderingen door Arabieren, al zijn er Byzantijnse muntenvondsten gedaan die aantonen dat er in 900 bewoning plaatsvond en wellicht zelfs handel werd gedreven. De oude stad is opgedeeld in twee stukken. De aan het strand gelegen acropolis en de op de heuvel gelegen necropolis. In de acropolis zijn o.a. twee goed bewaarde theaters, het odeon, enkele vroeg christelijke basilica, huizen en straten en stadsmuren te zien. De necropolis bevat zo'n 350 tombes uit de vroeg christelijke periode, waarvan enkele zich in zeer goede staat bevinden. Boven de necropolis bevindt zich een aquaduct dat tot aan de baden reikt. Een tweede, lager gelegen aquaduct voorzag de stad eveneens van drinkwater. Boven op de kaap ligt de ruïne van de citadel. Deze stamt uit een latere periode (ca. 1100 CE) en is vermoedelijk Arabisch. De stad is eerst gedurende vijf jaren archeologisch onderzocht van 1962 tot 1967, door Elisabeth Alföldi-Rosenbaum. In de jaren 70 nam een tweede team onder leiding van James Russell het onderzoek naar de stad over. Galerij
Анемуриум

Анемурий (лат. Anemurium) — древний город, расположенный в Киликии. Руины Анемурия находятся на берегу Средиземного моря на западной окраине города Анамур на юге Турции в иле Мерсин. Анемурий расположен на одноимённом мысе, являющимся самой южной точкой полуострова Малая Азия. История Первые поселения на месте Анемурия датируются VIII веком до н. э.. Своего расцвета город достигает в римский период (Киликия была завоёвана Римом в 102 до н. э., а окончательно усмирена в 67 до н. э.). В этот период население города достигало 20 000 человек. В 52 году н. э. Анемурий был осаждён киликийским царём Троксобором, но гарнизон города смог продержаться до подхода из Сирии легиона под командованием Курция Севера, который окончательно отбил войска Троксобора. В IV веке Анемурий пострадал от сильного землетрясения, при этом полностью был разрушен акведук, отвечающий за водоснабжение города. Однако последствия землетрясения удалось устранить и город просуществовал ещё до середины VII века. Архитектура Первое описание Анемурия сделал английский адмирал и картограф Фрэнсис Бофорт в 1811—1812 годах. Первыми раскопками в 1965—1970 годах руководила профессор Элизабет Альфольди из Торонтского университета. В 1971—2000 годах были проведены новые археологические исследования под руководством Джеймса Рассела из университета британской Колумбии. На сегодняшний день сохранились руины городских стен, большой некрополь с 350 могилами I—IV века, руины церквей, с сохранившимися фрагментами фресок и мозаик, театр на 1500 зрителей, одеон на 900 мест, термы, акведук. Примечания Ссылки Статья об Анемуриуме на сайте «history.de» Архивная копия от 8 мая 2012 на Wayback Machine (нем.)
Doğan Seyfi Atlı Stadı

Das Doğan Seyfi Atlı Stadı (auch Doğan Seyfi Atlı Stadyumu, deutsch Doğan Seyfi Atlı Stadion) ist ein Fußballstadion in der türkischen Stadt Denizli. Die Heimstätte von Denizli Büyükşehir Belediyespor wurde 2003 eröffnet und konnte zu diesem Zeitpunkt 450 Sitzplätze mit überdachter Tribüne aufweisen. Im Jahr 2006 und 2009 wurden die Tribünen um 300 bzw. 850 Sitzplätze erweitert. Seitdem kann das Stadion insgesamt 2.000 Zuschauer aufnehmen (davon 1.600 Sitzplätze). Vereinzelt trägt auch der Profi-Club Denizlispor seine Freundschaftsspiele im Doğan Seyfi Atlı Stadı aus. Das Stadion wurde nach dem Spieler Doğan Seyfi Atlı benannt, der bei einem Autounfall im Dezember 2001 sein Leben verlor und zu dieser Zeit bei Denizlispor spielte. Weblinks Doğan Seyfi Atlı Stadı auf stadyumum.com (türkisch) Doğan Seyfi Atlı Stadı auf tff.org (türkisch) Einzelnachweise
Stadio 25 novembre

Lo Stadio 25 novembre (in turco 25 Kasım Stadyumu) è un impianto sportivo situato nella città di Edirne, in Turchia. Fu costruito nel 1950 e trae il nome dal giorno in cui fu inaugurato, il 25 novembre dello stesso anno. Ha una capienza di 5 000 posti e ospita le partite interne dell'Edirnespor. Note Voci correlate Edirnespor Gençlik Kulübü Collegamenti esterni Lo stadio, su it.soccerway.com.
Edirne 25 Kasım Stadyumu

Edirne 25 Kasım Stadyumu (tur. Stadion 25 Listopada w Edirne) – stadion sportowy w Edirne, w Turcji. Został otwarty w 1950 roku, w miejscu gdzie dawniej mieścił się cmentarz. Obiekt może pomieścić 3600 widzów. Swoje spotkania rozgrywają na nim piłkarze klubu Edirnespor. W planach jest budowa w mieście nowego stadionu piłkarskiego, który zastąpiłby stary obiekt. Przypisy
Голяма синагога (Одрин)

Ортодоксалната Голяма синагога (на турски: Büyük Sinagogu; на иврит: כל קדוש ה-גדול, Кал Кадош ха-Гадол) в Одрин, Турция се намира на улица „Маариф“ 10. История Големият пожар в града от 1905 г. засяга повече от 1500 къщи и много обществени сгради, сред които 13 синагоги. Еврейската общност от около 20 000 души спешно се нуждае от молитвен дом. След разрешение от османското правителство и от султан Абдул Хамид II в квартал Суричи (Suriçi) на мястото на предишните синагоги Майор (Mayor) и Пуля (Pulya) започва строителството на новата синагога на 6 януари 1906 г. Сградата е проектирана от френския архитект Франс Дьопре (France Depré) в сефарадския неомавретански стил на бившия Леополдщатски храм във Виена – тогава най-голямата синагога в Европа. Стойността на обекта е 1200 златни лири. Открит е в навечерието на Пасха през април 1909 г. С капацитета си за побиране на 1200 вярващи (900 мъже и 300 жени в отделни помещения) тогава е най-големият юдейски храм в Турция и на 3-то място в Европа. Синагогата е изоставена през 1983 г., след като по-голямата част от еврейската общност напуска града и емигрира в Израел, Европа и Северна Америка. Храмът преминава под контрола на Генералната дирекция на вакъфите (ГДВ) на Турция през 1995 г. Изоставената в руини синагога и прилежащите ѝ постройки са реставрирани от ГДВ за 5 години, което възлиза на стойност 5,7 милиона лири (ок. 2,5 млн. щ. долара). Тя е открита наново с тържество и шахарит (сутрешна молитва), с участието на много юдаисти и в присъствието на гости (включително вицепремиера Бюлент Арънч и други турски високопоставени официални лица) на 26 март 2015 г. На улицата край храма е опънат банер с надпис: „Добре дошли у дома, наши стари съседи!“ Източници
Gran Sinagoga d'Edirne

La Gran Sinagoga d'Edirne (en turc: Edirne Büyük Sinagoğu) és una sinagoga de la ciutat turca d'Edirne. És la sinagoga més gran de Turquia i la tercera més gran d'Europa. La sinagoga, que havia estat abandonada durant dècades, ha estat restaurada per l'Administració de Fundacions (Vakıflar Genel Müdürlüğü) del govern turc, amb un cost de 2,5 milions de dòlars. La inauguració i el primer ofici religiós, celebrat després de 46 anys, van tenir lloc el 26 de març de 2015. Güneş Mitrani, filla d'una de les poques famílies jueves d'Edirne es va casar amb un jueu d'Istanbul el 28 de maig de 2016, en el primer casament a la sinagoga des de 1975. Durant el casament, dos hazanim reciten "Anoten", una oració tradicional que data de l'arribada dels jueus sefardites a Istanbul després de fugir d'Espanya en el segle xv. La pregària, una expressió d'agraïment cap els sultans otomans que van oferir refugi a la comunitat, va ser recitat en el nom de l'actual President de Turquia. Referències
Große Synagoge (Edirne)

Die Große Synagoge von Edirne (türkisch Edirne Büyük Sinagoğu) ist eine historische und zwischen 1969 und 2015 aufgegebene sephardische Synagoge, die sich in der Maarif Caddesi 10 in der türkischen Stadt Edirne befindet. Die Synagoge, die größte der Türkei und auf der Balkanhalbinsel sowie die drittgrößte in Europa nach der Großen Synagoge in Budapest und der Großen Synagoge in Pilsen, wurde nach einer Restauration am 26. März 2015 wiedereröffnet. Die Große Synagoge wurde ab dem Jahre 1906 vom Architekten France Depré unter dem Sultan Abdülhamid II. errichtet, nachdem ein Brand im Jahre 1905 sämtliche Synagogen in der Stadt zerstörte. Die Synagoge wurde entsprechend dem Architekturmodell des Leopoldstädter Tempels in Wien im Jahre 1909 vollendet. 1969 war sie wieder die einzige Synagoge der Stadt. Sie konnte 1200 Gemeindemitglieder fassen, 900 Männer und 300 Frauen. Die Große Synagoge wurde bis 1983 genutzt, seitdem hatte die Stadt keine genutzte Synagoge mehr. Seit 2010 stand die Synagoge auf der Liste für geplante Restaurierungen des Generaldirektorats für Stiftungen (Vakıflar Genel Müdürlüğü). Nach der Restaurierung wurde die Synagoge mit einem jüdischen Morgengebet, dem Schacharit, unter der Anwesenheit des stellvertretenden Ministerpräsidenten Bülent Arınç und dem Oberrabiner der Türkei (Chacham Baschi), Ishak Haleva, wieder eingeweiht. Weblinks Edirne in der Virtuellen Jüdischen Bücherei (englisch, Informationen zur jüdischen Gemeinde von Adrianopel).
Grand Synagogue of Edirne

The Grand Synagogue of Edirne (Hebrew: קל קדוש הגדול; Turkish: Edirne Büyük Sinagogu), also known as the Adrianople Synagogue, is a synagogue, located in Maarif Street, Edirne, in the Marmara region of Turkey. Completed in 1909 in the Moorish Revival style, the synagogue was restored following World War II, abandoned in the 1980s, and restored as an active synagogue in 2015. History The 1905 Great Fire of Adrianople destroyed more than 1,500 houses and also damaged several synagogues in the city. The twenty-thousand strong Jewish community urgently needed a place of worship. Following the permission of the Ottoman Government and the edict of Sultan Abdul Hamid II, the construction of a new synagogue began on January 6, 1906, at the site of the ruined synagogues Mayor and Pulya in Suriçi (Citadel) neighborhood. It was designed by the French architect France Depré in the architectural style of the Sephardi Leopoldstädter Tempel in Vienna, Austria. Costing 1,200 gold coins, it was opened to service on the eve of Pesach (Passover) in April 1909. Capable of accommodating up to 1,200 worshipers (900 men and 300 women), it was Europe's third-largest temple and the largest in Turkey. In 1983, the synagogue was abandoned after most of the Jewish community left the city, emigrating to Israel, Europe, or North America. In 1995, the temple by law came under the control of the governmental Turkish Foundations Institution. Restoration The abandoned and ruined synagogue as well as its outbuilding were restored by the Turkish Foundations Institution in five years, spending ₺5,750,000 (approximately US$2.5 million). On March 26, 2015, the synagogue was reopened with a celebration and a Shacharit, morning prayer service, attended by a large number of Jews including Ishak Ibrahimzadeh (leader of the Jewish community in Turkey), Rav Naftali Haleva, deputy to Hakham Bashi (Chief Rabbi) Ishak Haleva, Bülent Arınç, Deputy Prime Minister of Turkey, and some other Turkish high officials. The worship was overseen by Rabbi David Azuz, who had led the service on the closing day 36 years before. The Municipality of Edirne hung a banner in the street of the synagogue and greeted the guests with the words "Welcome home, our old neighbors". Gallery See also History of the Jews in Turkey List of synagogues in Turkey References External links The Jewish community of Edirne, at the Jewish Virtual Library Chief Rabbinate of Turkey Shalom Newspaper - The main Jewish newspaper in Turkey Pictures of the synagogue before and after restoration