Naon, Avram

by Mignon, Laurent

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Avram Naon (also Avram Naum and İbrahim Nom, 1878–1947) was a lawyer, editor, and poet who advocated the use of Turkish as a literary language among the Jews of the Ottoman Empire and the Republic of Turkey. Born in Istanbul, he completed his primary education at the Şule-i Maarif (Şuʿle-I Maʿārif, “The Light of Education”), a Jewish school in the Hasköy district. After graduating from the Dersaadet İdadi-yi Mülki-yi Şahanesi (Der-saʿādet ʿİdādī-yi Mülkī-yi Şāhānesi, Imperial Civil High School)…

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Avram Naon (also Avram Naum and İbrahim Nom, 1878–1947) was a lawyer, editor, and poet who advocated the use of Turkish as a literary language among the Jews of the Ottoman Empire and the Republic of Turkey. Born in Istanbul, he completed his primary education at the Şule-i Maarif (Şuʿle-I Maʿārif, “The Light of Education”), a Jewish school in the Hasköy district. After graduating from the Dersaadet İdadi-yi Mülki-yi Şahanesi (Der-saʿādet ʿİdādī-yi Mülkī-yi Şāhānesi, Imperial Civil High School), in the district of

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  • Publisher(s):Brill
  • Language:eng

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eng Islam

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Mignon, Laurent

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