Turkey has its first Nobel Prize winner, with Orhan Pamuk winning the prize for literature.
But surprisingly his award has not been met with universal celebration in Turkey.
The writer has become the target of the country's growing nationalist movement, which consider him a traitor.
That's because Pamuk has frequently spoken out about the killing of Armenians in Turkey 90 years ago.
To make matters worse for the author on the day of the announcing of his Nobel Prize,
the French parliament passed a bill, which criminalizes the denial of the Armenian genocide,
something Turkey strongly denies. The 2 events have placed Pamuk at the centre of the perfect nationalist storm,
Dorian Jones reports from Istanbul
And the prize that gets oh-so-much speculation: the Literature Prize...
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