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II. Meşrutiyet İstanbul'unda Sosyalist Rumlar ve İşçiler

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Stefo Benlisoy
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Bu bölümde Stefo Benlisoy ile II. Meşrutiyet döneminde Osmanlı sosyalist ve işçi hareketinin oluşumunu ve gelişimini konuşup Osmanlı'daki sosyalist grupların faaliyetlerini, yayınlarını, ve geliştirdiği siyasal perspektifleri incelemenin Osmanlı-Türkiye tarihini ve tarih yazımını anlamak açısından nasıl alternatif kanallar açabileceğine değindik. Özel olarak da Mayıs 1909’dan başlayarak İstanbul’da örgütlenmeye çalışan, Ergatis adlı bir gazete çıkaran, ağırlığını Rumlar’ın oluşturduğu Türkiye Sosyalist Merkezi örgütünü, bu örgütün İstanbul’daki işçilerle, imparatorluktaki diğer sosyalist çevrelerle ve uluslarası sosyalist hareketle ilişkilerini, ve ayrıca gazete sayfalarında feminizmin nasıl yer bulduğunu ele aldık.
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