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| | Tenedos - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Tenedos, named Bozcaada by its inhabitants and officially, is a small island in the Aegean Sea, part of Çanakkale Province in Turkey. |
 | | Spanish traveller Clavijo having visited the island in 1401 wrote that it was deserted, but he found many vineyards, fruit trees, rabbits and the ruins of a great castle. |
 | | Turkish policy consistently undermined both the spirit and letter of this commitment: Tenedos was started to be called by its Turkish name, Bozcaada, officially; this name had been used by the Ottoman cartographer, Piri Reis, in the sixteenth century. |
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