Afak (Zeitschrift)
Ottoman Empire magazine
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Afak (Zeitschrift)
Summary
Afak (Zeitschrift) is a magazine[1].
Key Facts
- Afak (Zeitschrift)'s instance of is recorded as magazine[2].
- Afak (Zeitschrift)'s instance of is recorded as periodical[3].
- Afak (Zeitschrift)'s headquarters location is recorded as Istanbul[4].
- Afak (Zeitschrift)'s collection is recorded as Hakkı Tarık Us Collection of Beyazit State Library, Istanbul[5].
- Afak (Zeitschrift)'s place of publication is recorded as Ottoman Empire[6].
- Afak (Zeitschrift)'s place of publication is recorded as Istanbul[7].
- Afak (Zeitschrift)'s language of work or name is recorded as Ottoman Turkish[8].
- Afak (Zeitschrift)'s country of origin is recorded as Ottoman Empire[9].
- October 1882 marks the founding of Afak (Zeitschrift)[10].
- November 2, 1882 marks the founding of Afak (Zeitschrift)[11].
- Afak (Zeitschrift) was dissolved in April 3, 1883[12].
- Afak (Zeitschrift) began on October 1882[13].
- Afak (Zeitschrift) began on November 2, 1882[14].
- Afak (Zeitschrift) ended on 1883[15].
- Afak (Zeitschrift)'s title is recorded as Afak[16].
- Afak (Zeitschrift)'s title is recorded as آفاق[17].
- Afak (Zeitschrift)'s title is recorded as Âfâk[18].
- Afak (Zeitschrift)'s subtitle is recorded as Siyasîyattan başka her şeyden bahseder ve cüz cüz neşrolunur risâle-i mevkutedir[19].
- Afak (Zeitschrift)'s different from is recorded as Afāq[20].
- Afak (Zeitschrift)'s publication interval is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q5151', 'amount': '+1'}[21].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include magazine[2] and periodical[3].
Origins
Recorded inception include October 1882[10] and November 2, 1882[11].