Vital-Casimir Cuinet, commonly known as Vital Cuinet (December 19, 1833 in Longeville – September 6, 1896 in Constantinople, now Istanbul) was a French...

1881-1882. Somehow, these changes politicized the population counts. Vital Cuinet was a French geographer who was charged to survey areas and count their...

Canadian politician Vital Cuinet (1833–1896), French geographer and orientalist Vital de Mortain, founder of Savigny Abbey Vital Dejkała (born 1984),...

counted in Russian lands.[citation needed] For the same period (1896 Vital Cuinet), there were 1,095,889 Armenians in the Ottoman Empire: As Russia advanced...

943 Muslims and 19,026 Armenians, 1,887 Greeks and 234 Protestants. Vital Cuinet's research dating to 1893 show that there were 23,000 people in the centre...

Armenian. It then became ethnically and religiously diverse. In 1891, Vital Cuinet reported a population of 16,994: 9,000 Muslims and 7,994 Armenians. Muslims...

conservationist Raymonde Vital, a woman written about in the 1975 book Montaillou Samuel Vital (1598–1677), Kabalist Vital Cuinet (1833–1896), French geographer...

population consisted of 17,000 Muslims and 4,000 Greeks according to Vital Cuinet. Through the end of the Greco-Turkish War, Alaşehir was severely affected...

Eduard Sachau in 1880. In the late 19th century, the French geographer Vital Cuinet recorded in La Turquie d'Asie the city's five caravanserais, one-hundred...

Jews as non-citizens, while the figures cited from French geographer Vital Cuinet were likely close to the truth. Isaac conceded that Peters' attempts...