- Takvîm-i
Vekâyi (Ottoman Turkish: تقویم وقایع,
meaning "Calendar of Events") was the
first fully Turkish language newspaper. It was
launched in 1831 by...
- bulletin)
established in 1828 on the
order of
Muhammad Ali,
originally titled Vekâyi-i Mısriyye (Ottoman Turkish: وقایع مصریه) and
written in
Ottoman Turkish...
- the
former Ottoman capital,
where the
first Turkish newspaper, Takvim-i
Vekayi (Calendar of Affairs), was
published in 1831. The Cağaloğlu
street on which...
-
Muhammad Ali,
Khedive of Egypt,
ordered the
local establishment of the
gazette Vekâyi-i Mısriyye (Egyptian Affairs). It was
first paper written in
Ottoman Turkish...
- It was
issued w****ly.
Mahmud II
wished to
influence Europeans. Takvim-i
Vekayi was
published a few
months later,
intended as a
translation of the Moniteur...
- implementation. The
rules and
regulations of the law, as
published in the Takvim-i
Vekayi (Ottoman
official newspaper), were
public and they were
shared with all...
-
French newspaper Le
Moniteur Universel. It was
issued w****ly. Takvim-i
vekayi was
published a few
months later,
intended as a
translation of the Moniteur...
- and the
United Kingdom], Nov. 11, 1914 (29 Teşrin-i
Evvel 1330), Takvim-i
Vekayi, Nov. 12, 1914 (30 Teşrin-i
Evvel 1330)" (PDF).
Library of Congress. Archived...
- Powers", was
initially presented on 11
November and
published in Takvim-i
Vekayi the
following day. The
proclamation included five
fatwa or
legal opinions...
- was
implementing in the province, the
local establishment of the
gazette Vekâyi-i Mısriyye (Egyptian Affairs),
written in
Ottoman Turkish in one column...
