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Турци су на данашњи простор стигли из средње Азије и сместили се у средишту Мале Азије: Анадолској висоравни. Били су тамо вековима пре него што су освојили друге делове Анадолије, запосели Истанбул и напредовали према Европи, Африци и Азији стварајући царство.^[1]^[2] Мала Азија је мост између Азије и Европе којим су се кретали многи мигранти. У периоду од преко две хиљаде година овде су живели представници многих цивилизација – Хетити, грчки Фригијци, Лидијанци, Исаурианци, Каподокијанци и Византинци итд.

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^ Douglas Arthur Howard (2001). The History of Turkey. Greenwood Publishing Group. ISBN 978-0-313-30708-9. Приступљено 2. 4. 2013.

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