Baraa Hattab ile Sözlü Tarih Görüşmesi (Oral History with Baraa Hattab)

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Written By Esma Alothman

The Foundation for Sciences and Arts (2016)

This research draws on an in-depth oral history interview with Baraa Hattab, a Syrian woman who migrated to Turkey due to the conflict in Syria. The study explores her experiences of forced displacement and resettlement, highlighting her journey from Idlib to rural Turkey. It examines themes of gender, labor, rural integration, and community support, shedding light on both the challenges and solidarities encountered in the migration process. The narrative captures personal reflections on education, marriage, housing, and everyday life in displacement. Through her story, the research provides insight into the socio-political dynamics shaping refugee experiences in Turkey.

Esma Alothman
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