a new sponsored book presidency of Turks Abroad and Related Communities (YTB) sheds light on spirits of The Turks settled in Croatia in the Ottoman era and history.
unknown community Numbers, about 367 according to last census in 2011, recognized as a minority by the Croatian Constitution. The book is written by Vlatka Dogaki, Philip Skelgan, and for Center for Immigration and Ethnic Studies, delves into past of The community and them current Situation. It contains field studies, interviews and information Derived from archives. The book has been translated into Turkish with The support of YTB.
Early Turkish population of Croatia dates back for the Ottoman Empire in Balkans, to the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries when parts of Croatia was invaded and settled by the Turks, although many Turks live in The country today traces its roots back to it more recent migration to past century.
