The Sulukule Affair: Roma against Expropriation
The Sulukule Affair: Roma against Expropriation
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苏鲁库勒事件：罗姆人反对征用
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2007
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Hacer Foggo
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Hacer Foggo
苏鲁库勒在奥斯曼帝国时期以音乐、舞蹈、算命和熊表演而闻名，一直作为历史娱乐传统的中心而存在，直到当代。从奥斯曼帝国开始的土地登记表明了人口和文化的连续性。奥斯曼时代的Sulukule节日传统在共和国时代以“devriye evleri”（娱乐场所）的名义在罗姆人的私人住宅中保留下来。舞蹈，尤其是肚皮舞，仍然是女性苏鲁库勒居民的重要职业。苏鲁库勒的女婴在枕头下放有指钹，这样她们就能成为优秀的舞蹈家。
Sulukule, which came to be known for music, dance, fortune telling and bear shows during the Ottoman era, survived as a center of historical entertainment tradition until contemporary times. The land registers dating from the Ottoman Empire point to demographic and cultural continuity. The Sulukule festive traditions of the Ottoman epoch were maintained in the Republican Era in the private quarters of Roma under the name “devriye evleri” (entertainment houses). Dancing, especially belly dancing, is still an important profession for the female Sulukule residents. Baby girls in Sulukule have finger cymbals placed under their pillows so that they become good dancers.