List of Turkish Austrians

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This is a list of notable Turkish Austrians.

Contents

Academia

Arts and literature

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Ercüment Aytaç  [ de ].

Business

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Hikmet Ersek.

Cinema and television

Turhan Bey. Pvt. Turhan Bey by Laszlo Willinger, 1946.jpg
Turhan Bey.
Oguz Galeli [de]. Oguz Galeli (cropped).jpg
Oğuz Galeli  [ de ].

Fashion and design

Music

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Önder Sisters, pianists.

Politics

Alev Korun. Alev Korun 02.jpg
Alev Korun.
Selma Yildirim. 2017 Selma Yildirim (33178495211).jpg
Selma Yildirim.

Religion

Sports

Cem Atan. Cem Atan - SV Mattersburg (Bild 2).jpg
Cem Atan.
Ogulcan Bekar. FC Liefering gegen Young Violets Austria Wien (30. August 2019) 19.jpg
Ogulcan Bekar.
Yusuf Demir. Austria national under-17 football team - Teamcamp 20180905 (17).jpg
Yusuf Demir.
Kerim Frei. AUT vs. TUR 2016-03-29 (373).jpg
Kerim Frei.
Veli Kavlak. Veli Kavlak 2013.JPG
Veli Kavlak.
Yasin Pehlivan. Yasin Pehlivan - SK Rapid Wien (1).jpg
Yasin Pehlivan.
Tarkan Serbest. 20160714 EL Austria vs Kukesi 1601.jpg
Tarkan Serbest.
Mustafa Yavuz. SC Wiener Neustadt squad presentation 2017-18 - Mustafa Yavuz (1).jpg
Mustafa Yavuz.

See also

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