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Jean-François Pérouse

Professor and researcher, University of Toulouse-Jean Jaurès.

  • The image features a historic building with a distinctive architecture, likely resembling the Hagia Sophia, surrounded by a textured, painterly background. In the foreground, a Turkish flag is prominently displayed on a flagpole, adding a nationalistic touch. The overall aesthetic has a vintage or weathered appearance, with a dramatic sky above and intricate details of the building's structure, including domes and arches. The scene conveys a sense of history and cultural significance. Turkey: The “Reconquest” of Hagia Sophia, a Bad Movie Jean-François Pérouse · July 2020 On 19th July, President Recep Tayyib Erdoğan took himself to Hagia Sophia to check on preparations for the first Friday prayer, which was to coincide—what a historical clash!—with the anniversary of the Treaty of Lausanne (24 July 1923), the foundation of Turkish territorial sovereignty regained (…)
  • The image shows a large crowd gathered in an outdoor setting, with many people holding Turkish flags. The atmosphere appears to be lively and energetic, with individuals visibly engaged in the event. Some are holding banners, while others are raising their flags high. The background features clear skies and some structures, possibly related to the event or gathering. Overall, it depicts a significant public demonstration or celebration, likely related to a national or cultural event in Turkey. Istanbul and the AKP: Springboard, Showcase and Ali Baba’s Cave Jean-François Pérouse · May 2019 The election of Ekrem İmamoğlu, candidate of the Republican People’s Party (CHP) for mayor of Istanbul was finally cancelled, after unbelievable government pressure. It will be held again on June 23 and, for economic, political and symbolic reasons, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan decided that he could not (…)
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