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Soli Ozel

Istanbul, Turkey

Soli Ozel teaches at Istanbul Bilgi University's Department of International Relations and Political Science. He is a columnist for the national daily Sabah and is senior advisor to the chairman of theTurkish Industrialists' and Businessmen's Association. He is the editor of TUSIAD's magazine Private View and the editor of the Turkish edition of Foreign Policy a journal published by the Carnegie Endowment in the USA. Close.

Soli Ozel

Istanbul, Turkey

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Interpreting Murder in Freud's New York
This summer, I am reading a delightful book both to escape and learn: Jed Rubenfeld’s "The Interpretation of Murder." It's about a murder and an attempted murder on the day Sigmund Freud first set foot in the U.S. You get a good mystery and learn about New York social life at the beginning of the 20th century. What more can one say?

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frank collins:

i have a good one for you.
what happened to the 2,000,000 christian armenians that were in turkey when ww1 started? there were less than 200,000 left at the end of the war?
i believe its called the armenian genocide, that is when islamics under the turks, murderes more that 1.8 million christians.
how is that for a mystery?
maybe they all went up in the space ship lollipop?
what do you terks say about that?

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