Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Osman Aga of Temesvár (Turkish: Temesvárlı Osman Ağa), was an Ottoman army officer (1670–1725?). He is known as one of the few Turkish-language autobiographers of the era. More important than that, he was a prisoner of war and he wrote mostly about his adventures in Habsburg Austria which makes the autobiography the sole Turkish example of its kind. He was born to a family of Serbian origin in Temesvár (modern Timişoara in Romania).. }
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- Osman_Aga_of_Temesvar abstract "Osman Aga of Temesvár (Turkish: Temesvárlı Osman Ağa), was an Ottoman army officer (1670–1725?). He is known as one of the few Turkish-language autobiographers of the era. More important than that, he was a prisoner of war and he wrote mostly about his adventures in Habsburg Austria which makes the autobiography the sole Turkish example of its kind. He was born to a family of Serbian origin in Temesvár (modern Timişoara in Romania).".
- Osman_Aga_of_Temesvar comment "Osman Aga of Temesvár (Turkish: Temesvárlı Osman Ağa), was an Ottoman army officer (1670–1725?). He is known as one of the few Turkish-language autobiographers of the era. More important than that, he was a prisoner of war and he wrote mostly about his adventures in Habsburg Austria which makes the autobiography the sole Turkish example of its kind. He was born to a family of Serbian origin in Temesvár (modern Timişoara in Romania).".