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New York’taki Türk Festivalinden Görüntüler

October 1st, 2009 Shibumi No comments

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New York’ta Türk Festivali

October 1st, 2009 Shibumi No comments

Turkish Days in New York Introductory Movie

http://www.turkishdaysinny.org/Player/NYFEST.flv

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Turkish Days in New York

Turkish Days in New York - Turkic and Balkan Park Fest

Turkish Days in New York - Parade of Anatolian Civilizations

Turkish Days in New York - Parade of Anatolian Civilizations

Turkish Days in New York - Contemporary Turkish Movies

Turkish Days in New York - Contemporary Turkish Movies

Turkish Days in New York - Performing Arts at the Terminal

Turkish Days in New York - Performing Arts at the Terminal

Turkish Days in New York - Grand Bazaar in the City

Turkish Days in New York - Grand Bazaar in the City

Mevlana Celaleddin-i Rumi -- Dance of Love

Kelebek
http://www.turkishdaysinny.org/Player/kelebek_trailer.flv

Devrim Arabaları
http://www.turkishdaysinny.org/Player/devrim_arabalari.flv

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Anatolian Cultures and Food Festival

August 8th, 2009 Shibumi No comments

Took place at Orange County Fairgrounds, Costa Mesa, CA, USA. April 2-5, 2009

The Facts:

  • The largest Anatolian and Turkish festival in the world, Anatolian Cultures and Food Festival will encompass a total of 15 acres, including a 7.5 acre activity area.
  • The festival will dazzle an anticipated thousands of visitors for four days (April 2-5, 2009).
  • The word “Anatolia” derived from Greek means ‘country of the east’. Anatolia or “Anadolu” as it is called in Turkish is a peninsula located in the southwest corner of Asia, what is known today as Turkey.
  • Due to its strategic position at the connection of Asia and Europe, Anatolia has been the center for many civilizations since prehistoric times.
  • Most of the oldest civilizations have been established in Anatolia. Sumerians, Urartus (Armenians), Hittites, Lydians, Assyrians, Persians, Seljuks, Ottomans, Romans(Byzantine), Greeks, Celtics and many other civilizations made Anatolia their home. There are hundreds of language and dialects spoken in Anatolia. Turks settled in Anatolia in the 11th century.
  • The people and the history of Anatolia are inseparable. Turkish culture today is a mosaic reflecting the amalgamation of cultures and traditions that thrived in Anatolia Across the centuries.
  • The history of Anatolia is the history of Turkey.
  • One cannot be explored without exploring the other.
  • One cannot be understood without understanding the other.
  • Official Trailer of the Festival

    Interviews

    Los Angeles, California, Amerika’da Anadolu Festivali

    June 5th, 2009 Shibumi No comments