Gaziantep

• “The nearest city for train connections is Gaziantep, which is an access point to western and northern Turkey.”

  Assyrian International News Agency

• “I've been in Turkey for the last few days, spending time between Istanbul, Ankara and Gaziantep, which is Turkey's sixth largest city, located in the south-east of the country.”

  Spirit21

• “This has lifted dusty, two-bit towns, such as Gaziantep, onto the world's economic map, as local entrepreneurs discover the European market.”

  Newsweek: Progress Put On Hold

• “Freddy Adu 90 goal in Rizespor's 1-0 win over Gaziantep”

  The Washington Post: American soccer players abroad

• “In northern Syria, Aleppo -- Syria's second-largest city -- has been connected to Turkey's southeastern Gaziantep province through new border, rail and road connections, leading to an economic boom, with Turkish tourists and trade pouring in.”

  The Huffington Post: Joshua W. Walker: Syria: Turkey's Litmus Test in the New Middle East

• “The liaison with the “border crossers” in the eastern city of Gaziantep was a woman known as the Night Seamstress.”

  Turkey: Ottoman and Post Ottoman.

• “GAZİANTEP - After collecting historical artifacts in her home, housewife Füsun İşsever has bought a historical Gaziantep house, restored it and turned it into a museum.”

  Turkish Housewife Opens Her Own Museum

• “İşsever lives in the southeastern city of Gaziantep.”

  Turkish Housewife Opens Her Own Museum

• “The Gaziantep police declined to comment on operations, which come two weeks after police in a western Turkish city arrested seven other al Qaeda suspects.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Turkey Arrests 37 in al Qaeda Crackdown

• “In a related operation in Kahramanmaras, a region bordering Gaziantep, police arrested 17 alleged members of an unnamed group with suspected links to al Qaeda and continued to look for three others, Anatolia reported.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Turkey Arrests 37 in al Qaeda Crackdown

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