The First Ten Years of the Turkish Republic Thru the Reports of American Diplomats

US Diplomatic Documents on Turkey V

192 pp, pb, in English.

Introduction

• G. Howland Shaw, “An Intellectualistic Interpretation of Modern Turkey” (September 12, 1924) 
• G. Howland Shaw, “A Realistic Interpretation of Modern Turkey” (May 22, 1925) 
• Joseph C. Grew on the “Menemen incident” (February 24, 1931)
• G. Howland Shaw, “Three Turkish Problems” (July 27, 1931) 
• G. Howland Shaw, “The Palace Mentality and other Turkish Problems” (September 8, 1931) 
• G. Howland Shaw, “Turkish language” (April 19, 1932) 
• G. Howland Shaw “Ankara – 1932. An Informal Survey” (May 5, 1932) 
• Eugen M. Hinkle, “Cevat – The Portrait of a Turkish Petty Official” (September 6, 1932)
• G. Howland Shaw, “Juvenile Delinquency in Turkey” (September 7, 1932) 
• G. Howland Shaw, “The Istanbul Central Prison and Its Inmates” (September 14, 1932)
• G. Howland Shaw, “Turkey New Year’s Day, 1933” (December 27, 1932)
• G. Howland Shaw, “A Note on Religion in Turkey” (July 14, 1933) 
• Robert D. Coe, “Women in Turkey” (March 31, 1935) 
• Anonymous Report: “Angora Notes”.
• Robert D. Coe, “Ankara” (October 1, 1934).
• Report by J.V.A. MacMurray (June 3, 1936)