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Thro history, Sweden has been established with the Turkish world, political, social, economic, etc. Relationships have seen a more positive journey than other European countries. These relationships, from the beginning to the 17th century, brought with them an academic interest. Uppsala University is the most important center of this academic interest. In the University of Uppsala, which is such an important place in the Turkology studies, there is also a collective collection of archives of the Ottoman era and matu works in the Carolina Rediviva Library. Donating, buying, making gifts, etc. These works are brought together in the forms of various books, newspapers, etc. of Turkish languages. Materials are also available in Jarring 1977; Johanson 2008; Csató 2014; Zal 2013b Carolina Rediviva Library, approximately 1,500 editions and matu books, various maps, official correspondence texts and ferman with books in the form of approximately 500 brochures Carl Johan Tornberg 1849 , Karl Vilhelm Zetterstéen 1900, 1930, 1935 , Oscar Löfgren 1974 , Bernard Lewin and Oscar Löfgren 1992 , Ali Muhaddis 2012, 2013 and Ünal Zal 2013c have been recorded with various catalog work by researchers such as Carl Johan Tornberg 1849 , Karl Vilhelm Zetterstéen 1900, 1930, 1935 , Oscar Löfgren 1974 , Bernard Lewin and Oscar Löfgren 1992. These books and brochures have not yet been transmitted to the digital environment, but have only been featured in Lewin&Löfgren 1992; 8-9; Björkman 1971: 298 . Some of the works were later delivered to the library and have not yet been recorded. Some of these newly recorded works belong to the Swedish-German Turkologist Walter Björkman, and were presented to the library by his family after his death. This article will focus on Turkish works and contents found in the University of Uppsala's Carolina Rediviva Library and presented to the library by Walter Björkman's family.

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