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  • Laz Black Sea musician Volkan Konak
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    Volkan Konak

    Volkan Konak, the Black Sea singer whose music carried the sound of the eastern Black Sea to audiences across Turkey.
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    The Beauty of Lazistan: Landscapes of the Eastern Black Sea

    The landscapes of Lazistan: the Firtina valley, Zil Kale, the highland pastures and the tea terraces of the eastern Black Sea coast.
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