The First Ten Years Of The Turkish Republic Thru The Reports Of American Diplomats

Introduction

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