Orhan Pamuk
Orhan Pamuk is a prominent Turkish novelist and Nobel laureate, known for his rich narratives that explore themes of identity, memory, and love. His works, such as 'My Name is Red' and 'The Museum of Innocence,' often reflect the complexities of Turkish culture and history, as well as the personal struggles of his characters in a rapidly changing society.
Born on Jun 07, 1952 (73 years old)
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Norway:
Orhan Pamuk is a Nobel Prize-winning author mentioned in the context of legal actions against those discussing the Armenian genocide.
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Norway:
Orhan Pamuk is mentioned as a Nobel Prize winner who has faced repercussions under Article 301 of the Turkish Penal Code.
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Turkey:
Nobel laureate Orhan Pamuk was seen in Nişantaşı after moving to his family apartment.
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Azerbaijan:
Orhan Pamuk is mentioned in relation to European literary scholars who stated that he 'taught us how to write novels again' after receiving the Nobel Prize.
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Turkey:
Orhan Pamuk wants the Taray Apartment to be demolished and rebuilt.
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Greece:
Orhan Pamuk is a Turkish author whose complete works are mentioned as a collection in the article.
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Montenegro:
Bajac reflects on his long-standing friendship with Turkish Nobel laureate Orhan Pamuk.
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Turkey:
Orhan Pamuk was seen in Cihangir after returning from America and mentioned he is continuing to write.
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Turkey:
Orhan Pamuk expressed his nostalgia for Cihangir after returning from America.
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Bulgaria:
Orhan Pamuk is a writer who commented on the state of Turkish democracy amidst the protests.
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