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In 1683, the Turks besieged Vienne for the second time.

Constantinople fell to the hands of the Ottoman Turks in 1453.

In Germany today, anti-violence rallies took place in several cities, including one near Hamburg where three Turks were killed in an arson attack on Monday.

In 1683, the Turks besieged Vienna for the second time.

In 1683 the Turks attacked Vienna for the second time.

Algerians and Turks are brothers.

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It was entirely dominated by the Arabs, the Turks and the Venetians.

The next morning, the Turks began their attack.

Most of us are planning to resign from the army form a private regiment and enlist for the Serbs against the Turks.

The King has assembled an army against the Turks, not Czech peasants.

The Turks are the biggest threat to all Christendom.

Careful I don't smack you so you can't even play for Turks and cannibals.

We've got 18,000 men in this pocket- First Marines, Black Watch, the Turks and the Greeks.

Also conquered by Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Turks.

The wild Turks screeched like devils and no doubt their fury raised the hairs of the Princess and the Moonboy.

To make a long story short, the Turks blew each other to shreds and my fabulous wit celebrated another triumphant victory.

And the Turks made mincemeat of them.

The real war's being fought against Germans, not Turks.

Turks?

Our only intention, at first, was to occupy the coastline, like the Turks.

We know the Turks and Arabs well, Mr. Hubert.

Just in case you guys ain't so dumb as you act you better dig up that box or you're a couple of dead Turks.

Your great, great, great, great, great-grandfather. Your great, great, great, great, great-grandfather. Raymond, the fourth Comte de Toulouse, led the Christian knights to Jerusalem. and rescued the sacred tomb from the wicked Turks.

The Turks have a crescent on their arms, not the moon.

Careful I don't smack you so you can't even play for Turks and cannibals. What are you laughing at?

Let's go to Tiflis, and from there to the Turks.

Conquered by Phoenicians, Assyrians, Persians, Macedonians. Also conquered by Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Turks.

Every year, it reminds everyone that Saint-Tropez resisted the Spanish, the Turks and pirates.

Their morale, if they ever had any, which I doubt the Turks knocked out of them in front of Medina, with howitzers.

Over the Danube Russians repelled by the Turks.

The Turks gathered a lot of troops at Plevna and they are crushing us.

The pursuit of the Turks.

The Turks leaving Plevna.

The Turks surrender.

Personally I like the Turks.

You know what they say about Turks!

You know what they say about Turks.

Raymond, the fourth Comte de Toulouse, led the Christian knights to Jerusalem. and rescued the sacred tomb from the wicked Turks.

The Turks have 12-inch guns at Aqaba, sir.

News and current affairs

The Europeans could have tipped the balance decisively in favor of the reformers by finally rewarding the efforts of the pro-EU Turks at last December's summit of EU leaders.

Europe's persistent reluctance puts the Turks in a quandary.

Political and legal reforms in Turkey in recent years have been remarkably far-reaching, for they have clearly been spurred by Turks' wish to move closer to the EU.

But Turkish public support for EU membership has fallen dramatically as Turks have grown to feel that they are not being given a fair deal.

On July 23 millions of Turks will wake up into a new, post-elections Turkey.

Many Turks who go to the US for the first time are puzzled, indeed, by its religiosity.

Turks in Germany and North Africans in France have turned to international human rights organizations to make claims as persons, rather than as citizens of any particular nation-state.

Turks in Germany, for instance, say they want to be neither Turkish nor German, neither pulled back into their culture nor pushed into a receiving a culture that rejects what they hold dear.

Europe, then, is frightened by the prospect of more immigration by Turks who find it almost impossible to assimilate.

The international security force, staffed mainly by Turks, is being upgraded and its mandate extended to the entire country.

The Turks, they think, will fatalistically accept any snub.

The Duke of Sully (1559-1641) conceived of a Christian European republic, which the Turks could join only if they converted to Christianity.

Europeans and Americans, Israelis and Iranians, Egyptians and Turks, Palestinians and Tunisians rubbed shoulders.

The Turks are working with Northern Cyprus, whose independence only they recognize, and regularly make threatening noises about Israel's drilling with the Greek Cypriot government of the Republic of Cyprus.

To the Spaniards, it helps to justify their abrupt withdrawal from Iraq in 2004; for the Turks, it is yet another vehicle in their struggle, as the vital bridge between Islam and the West, for admission into the European Union.

The first took place in 1896 in Athens in order to embarrass the Turks still occupying Northern Greece. The Berlin Games in 1936 celebrated the triumph of Nazi ideology.

If a lazy and fearful Europe did not want Turkey, so much the worse for Europe; history was offering more glorious alternatives to the Turks.

What characterizes Turks today is not so much pride and hope in their country's expanding influence as fear of its disintegration.

The Kurdish problem preoccupies Turks, as does their growing sense that they are losing control of two essential issues - the Syrian and Iranian crises.

And, with their country's economic growth faltering, its government hardening, and its diplomatic performance a source of growing disappointment, many Turks now openly wonder what happened.

And that means that Turks may need Europe more than they are willing to admit, even to themselves.

On November 1, however, after negotiations following the June elections resulted in a hung parliament, Turks voted again, and the outcome could not have been more different.

The first took place in 1896 in Athens in order to embarrass the Turks still occupying Northern Greece.

At the very least, the Turks have threatened that, if the EU opens negotiations with the existing Greek Cypriot government, then the government of Ankara will make the division of Cyprus permanent, by incorporating northern Cyprus into Turkey.

Indeed, the Turks have made clear that the Cyprus question is really a sub-plot of the much larger question of the whole relationship between Turkey and Europe.

Ever since Kemal Ataturk founded the republic of Turkey in 1923, in the troubled aftermath of the First World War and the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, the Turks have aspired and claimed to be part of Europe and the West.

Now the Turks are saying that the Cyprus issue will put the question of Turkey's relationship with Europe and the West on the line.

If the EU goes ahead with membership negotiations with Cyprus, however, then the Turks in retaliation may block any enlargement of Nato into Eastern Europe.

Since these missiles could in theory attack Turkish aircraft in Turkish airspace, the Turks in response have implied that their deployment might be a casus belli.