Armenian proverb: Arach mtatzir, heto khosir (translation: 'First think, and then speak')

Institute for Turkish Studies

Faculty Member, Research Department

Chairman of the Board / senior researcher

Thesis Title: The Balkan Wars of 1912 and 1913

About

I was born in the year 1984 in the Dutch city Utrecht. In 2004, while attending the University of Utrecht (Hogeschool van Utrecht), I finished the Teacher college: History and State Apparatus propaedeutics 'with great honor'. In 2008 I graduated from Utrecht University (Universiteit Utrecht) with a bachelor History 'with honor' and a minor Turkology 'with highest honor'. My bachelor thesis was about the Janissaries in the Ottoman Empire from 1425 until 1550. In 2009 I received my master's degree in International Relations with the international 'upper class'-grade average at Utrecht University. My master thesis dealt with the emerging international relations between the Netherlands and Turkey from 1612 onwards, thus making my specialization Turkish History. I am currently earning my Ph.D. in the field of the Balkans (1908-1923), more specifically the Balkan Wars of 1912-1913.

Along with my position as a Ph.D.-fellow; I am also chairman of, and senior researcher at, Institute for Turkish Studies.

Contact Information

Homepage:

http://www.turksestudies.org/nl/armand-sag.html

Address:

Institute for Turkish Studies
Laan van Chartroise 174
3552 EZ Utrecht - The Netherlands

Telephones:

T: +31 30 820 05 40

F: +31 30 820 05 41

 
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