Talk:Anatoli (newspaper)

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Irakleous in p. 68-69 notes there were discrepancies regarding the Sultan's birthday reported in these issues. So if you're using Anatoli as a source, note what Irakelous says.

• Even though the 3 March 1892 #4508 (year 52) issue was devoted to Abdulhamid II's birthday (and it said he was 52), his birthday was in fact 21 September 1842 (he would have been 49, turning 50 on his actual birthday).

WhisperToMe (talk) 00:29, 28 September 2019 (UTC)[reply]