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EASIER ACCESS TO KURDISH, ARMENIAN MANUSCRIPTS
WorldBulletin.net, Turkey
April 15 2013
The Turkish Language Association established an online virtual network
to make it easier for researchers to access various literary
manuscripts
World Bulletin/News Desk
The Turkish Language Association (TDK) has established an online
virtual network to make it easier for researchers to access various
literary manuscripts collected in its library that are in Kurdish,
Armenian and other languages.
The TDK, which has a large library consisting of numerous valuable
literary manuscripts in the Turkish, Kurdish, Armenian, Arabic,
Persian, German, French, Romaic, Ancient Greek, Russian, Chagatai and
Latin languages.
Among the manuscripts is a Kurdish literary work titled "Mem u Zin"
(Mem and Zin) written by Ahmad Khani in 1692. "Mem u Zin" is a tragic
story of two young Kurdish lovers who are separated and can never come
back together.
The network is now accessible to the public at large.
http://www.worldbulletin.net/?aType=haber&ArticleID=106701
WorldBulletin.net, Turkey
April 15 2013
The Turkish Language Association established an online virtual network
to make it easier for researchers to access various literary
manuscripts
World Bulletin/News Desk
The Turkish Language Association (TDK) has established an online
virtual network to make it easier for researchers to access various
literary manuscripts collected in its library that are in Kurdish,
Armenian and other languages.
The TDK, which has a large library consisting of numerous valuable
literary manuscripts in the Turkish, Kurdish, Armenian, Arabic,
Persian, German, French, Romaic, Ancient Greek, Russian, Chagatai and
Latin languages.
Among the manuscripts is a Kurdish literary work titled "Mem u Zin"
(Mem and Zin) written by Ahmad Khani in 1692. "Mem u Zin" is a tragic
story of two young Kurdish lovers who are separated and can never come
back together.
The network is now accessible to the public at large.
http://www.worldbulletin.net/?aType=haber&ArticleID=106701