In 1939, his country annexed the
Sanjak of Alexandretta, a Syrian coastal plain that included the strategic city of Antioch, causing uproar among Syrian nationalists.
Spokesman for the Center for Security Information Brigadier Yahya Rasool said in a statement that "the detachments of the Directorate of Military Intelligence found a hideout in the area of Al-
Sanjak in al-Qaim, and seized within it 5 anti-tank missiles and mortar rounds and lightning of launchers." He added that the materials were destroyed on site by the engineering detachment of the Division."/ End
Jerusalem was a small district, a
Sanjak under a
Sanjak Bey or Mutasallim.
Formerly called the
Sanjak of Alexandretta, the province was annexed to Turkey from French Mandate Syria in 1939, following a plebiscite that was state-managed from Turkeys capital, Ankara.
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Signed by DICID Chairman Dr Ibrahim al-Nuaimi and Dean of Serbian Faculty of Islamic Studies, the agreement aims at promoting dialogue and allowing each party to take advantage of the other network of relations along with supporting research and studies in the field of dialogue and exchange of experiences and advancing co-operation between the two parties to organise scientific and cultural conferences and seminars in the region of
Sanjak, the Balkans and Eastern Europe.
"The
Sanjak of Alexandretta (Hatay): Its Impact on Turkish-Syrian Relations, 1939-1956", Middle East Journal, Cilt 10 No.4, 1956, s.379-94.
The most detailed information derives from Evlija Chelebija, who had travelled across this region and had noticed the following: "The inhabited area of Kumanovo is situated within the territory of the Skopje
sanjak. The town has a lot of rivers and about 600 houses covered in roof tiles.
Yuzyilda Osmanli Devleti'nde Av Teskilati'nin Silistre Sancagindaki Yapilanmasi*/Ottoman Hunting Organization of Silistra
Sanjak in The 16th Century.
The Kurds' relationship with the Ottoman state, which was structured on the very idea of autonomy, was being threatened as Ottoman centralization attempts began to disturb the existing
sanjak (canton) structure.
sanjak) of the province of Damascus, have been published in Bakhit 1982b; Bakhit and Hamud 1989 and 1991.