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Places of interest [ ] Museums in Gaziantep [ ] The and mosaic in The has collections of ceramic pieces from the Age; various objects, figures and seals from the and ; stone and bronze objects, jewellery, ceramics, coins, glass objects, mosaics and statues from the , , Greek , , , and periods	, the former Armenian Cathedral of the Holy Mother of God Surp Asdvadzadzin , was converted into a after the liberation of the city from the occupying French forces following the 1918—1921
On 25 December 1921, was signed and as a result French evacuated the city	In any case, in 2004, AKP obtained 55

Places of interest [ ] Museums in Gaziantep [ ] The and mosaic in The has collections of ceramic pieces from the Age; various objects, figures and seals from the and ; stone and bronze objects, jewellery, ceramics, coins, glass objects, mosaics and statues from the , , Greek , , , and periods

, the former Armenian Cathedral of the Holy Mother of God Surp Asdvadzadzin , was converted into a after the liberation of the city from the occupying French forces following the 1918—1921

On 25 December 1921, was signed and as a result French evacuated the city

In any case, in 2004, AKP obtained 55

معلومات عن مدينة غازي عنتاب: Although the city had an Armenian community in the past, ethnic Turks became the overwhelming majority in the city of Gaziantep after the
عنتاب: Currently, the city houses a large non-native population of Syrian refugees, Kurdish immigrants from other regions, and Kurdish and Turkmen villagers from the nearby villages and is majority Turkish
معلومات عن مدينة غازي عنتاب: Cuisine [ ] Food in Gaziantep is different from the cuisine in other parts of Turkey because of the influence of , , and the culinary traditions of nearby which was an important of the and empires

[ ] Unlike most Southeastern Anatolian cities, the city of Gaziantep didn't have a significant Kurdish minority until the last century, when the city saw an increase in its Kurdish population through economically-motivated to the city from , which is why a population close to a sixth of the current residents of Gaziantep are originally from the Turkish provinces with larger ethnic Kurdish presence like , , , and	This bazaar was used as a wholesale market hall for meat, fruit and vegetables
There has been a major restoration, so much so that the present structure hardly resembles the original building	It has one of the world's oldest wooden which is elaborately adorned with Koranic verses, stars and geometric patterns

[ ] Unlike most Southeastern Anatolian cities, the city of Gaziantep didn't have a significant Kurdish minority until the last century, when the city saw an increase in its Kurdish population through economically-motivated to the city from , which is why a population close to a sixth of the current residents of Gaziantep are originally from the Turkish provinces with larger ethnic Kurdish presence like , , , and

This bazaar was used as a wholesale market hall for meat, fruit and vegetables

There has been a major restoration, so much so that the present structure hardly resembles the original building

It has one of the world's oldest wooden which is elaborately adorned with Koranic verses, stars and geometric patterns

Gaziantep Historical Inns [ ] Anatolia Inn The exact date of the inn's construction is unknown, but it is estimated to have been built in the early 19th century.

مناطق سياحية جذابة في ولاية غازي عنتاب (صور): The resistance … sought to make it impossible for the Armenian repatriates to remain in their native towns, terrorizing them [again] to make them flee
أين تقع مدينة غازي عنتاب: The mosque has a unique red marble mihrab
مناطق سياحية جذابة في ولاية غازي عنتاب (صور): Turkish period [ ] After the and , Gaziantep was occupied by on 17 December 1918 and it was transferred to on 5 November 1919

Dissertation, Clark University, Worcester, MA, Strassler Center of Holocaust and Genocide Studies, 19 April 2016, quoted in Robert Fisk, "A beautiful mosque and the dark period of the Armenian genocide", The Independent, 15 October 2016• These communities no longer exist in the city due to the in 1895 and the in 1915	However, on 25 December 1921, the was signed, and as a result, the French evacuated the city
appointed as governor of the region	Ayin dab or Ayin debo in Aramaic, meaning "Spring of the wolf" History [ ] in Gaziantep Neolithic period [ ] The of , which gives its name to the , is situated a few kilometers to the north of the city center

Dissertation, Clark University, Worcester, MA, Strassler Center of Holocaust and Genocide Studies, 19 April 2016, quoted in Robert Fisk, "A beautiful mosque and the dark period of the Armenian genocide", The Independent, 15 October 2016• These communities no longer exist in the city due to the in 1895 and the in 1915

However, on 25 December 1921, the was signed, and as a result, the French evacuated the city

appointed as governor of the region

Ayin dab or Ayin debo in Aramaic, meaning "Spring of the wolf" History [ ] in Gaziantep Neolithic period [ ] The of , which gives its name to the , is situated a few kilometers to the north of the city center

, , July 24, 2010• 5 Average mm inches 98.

عنتاب: There are 264 species and 6,814 animals
معلومات عن مدينة غازي عنتاب: Similar to the Armenians, the ethnic Turkish population of Aintab, the history of which goes back to the , increased in the sixteenth century, as groups of Turkmen tribes also known as Barak Turkmens from were forced to settle in the nearby villages, some of which gradually settled in the town, further Turkifying the ethnic makeup of the region
عنتاب: GKV science high school is the most successful high school in Gaziantep