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Karamanlidi

Karamanlidi (zastarale Karamani, řecky Καραμανλήδες, Karamanlides, turecky Karamanlılar) jsou etničtí Řekové, původem z Anatolie, kteří do Řecka přišli v roce 1923 po řecko-turecké výměně obyvatelstva. Mluvili turecky, ale vyznávali řecké ortodoxní náboženství.

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Karamanlidi

Nodes34
Edges33
Triples34
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.058824
Components1

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related to Dějiny · 32
Karamanlidi → Achájů, Adana, Alanya, Alexandra Velikého, Alexandrových, Anatolie, Anatolii, Antalya, Attice, Do Kappadokie, Filadelfia, Isparta, Kappadokie, Karamalidi, Karamanlidů, Karamanu, Kayseri, Kilíkie, Kilíkií, Konya
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Karamanlidi → Obrázky, Wikimedia CommonsChoros Macherion

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řekové turecky obyvatelstva anatolie 1923 žili století přišli roce řecko-turecké řecké náboženství kappadokie řecka především jižní zde výpravách řeků tedy

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Karamanlidirelated to DějinyAnatolii0.60section
Karamanlidirelated to DějinyKappadokie0.60section
Karamanlidirelated to DějinyPisídie0.60section
Karamanlidirelated to DějinyKilíkie0.60section
Karamanlidirelated to DějinyKaramanu0.60section
Karamanlidirelated to DějinyPisídii0.60section
Karamanlidirelated to DějinyAchájů0.60section
Karamanlidirelated to DějinyKilíkií0.60section
Karamanlidirelated to DějinyAlexandra Velikého0.60section
Karamanlidirelated to DějinyDo Kappadokie0.60section
Karamanlidirelated to DějinyAlexandrových0.60section
Karamanlidirelated to Dějiny0.60section

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