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Macaristan hükümeti, Macarların Türklerle akrabalığını araştırmak için enstitü kurdu


Macaristan'da hükümet Macarların kökenini araştıracak bir enstitü kurdu. Başbakan Victor Orban'ın imzaladığı kararname ile 1 Ocak'tan itibaren faaliyetlerine başlayan Macaristan Araştırma Enstitüsü'nün yapacağı çalışmalar sonucunda Türklerle akrabalık olup olmadığı yönündeki tarihsel kimlik bilmecesine açıklık getirilmesi amaçlanıyor.

Enstitünün kurulmasına öncülük edenlerden İnsan Kaynakları Bakanı Miklós Kásler ekim ayında konuyla ilgili yaptığı açıklamada 'bu alanda yapılacak çalışmalar Türk-Finno-Ural dil varsayımına ya da kimlik tartışmasına son verebilir' demişti.

Bakan Kásler'e göre söz konusu enstitü bünyesinde tarihçiler, arkeologlar, dil bilimciler, etnograflar ve antropologlar bir araya gelecek.

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The hungarian government has founded an institute of historians, archeologs, philologists, ethnographist and antropologists in order to study the roots and relativeness with Turk.
 
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A question letter (591 / 29.11.2018 ) sent by The Turk representitive of Rodop to the Greek Minister of Education about increasing restrictions on Turkish teaching in Turk schools still waits to be answered.

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Rodop Milletvekili İlhan Ahmet, Medrese-i Hayriye okulu encümenleri, okul aile birliği ve okul öğrencilerinin anadilde Türkçe eğitim ile meslekî din öğretimi talepleriyle ilgili Yunanistan Eğitim Bakanı Kostas Gavroglu’na bir kez daha çağrıda bulundu.

Millet Gazetesi'nin haberine göre İlhan Ahmet’in konuyla ilgili 591 / 29.11.2018 sayı ve tarihli soru önergesine aradan geçen sürede bakanlık tarafından herhangi bir cevap verilmemesi üzerine milletvekili, ilgili bakana hitaben meclis genel kuruluna katılması yönünde yeni bir önerge sundu.

Milletvekili İlhan Ahmet Bakan Gavroglu’nun genel kurula katılarak, Azınlık kamuoyu ile eğitim camiasını yakından ilgilendiren konu hakkında cevap vermesini talep etti.

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Peace? Not so fast, many Armenians and Azerbaijanis say

News about potential progress in peace negotiations was greeted largely negatively among Armenians and Azerbaijanis.


was welcomed by observers as a rare sign of hope in the conflict between the two countries. But many leading voices in the region reacted negatively to the news, vividly illustrating the hardened attitudes toward the sorts of compromises that would be necessary to achieve a real peace deal.

After the foreign ministers of the two countries met in Paris on January 16, they issued a statement saying that they “agreed upon the necessity of taking concrete measures to prepare the populations for peace.” Many welcomed the gesture, the most positive formulation by the two sides in years after a long period of stagnation in peace talks. United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres hailed the statement, and “particularly welcomed the Ministers’ agreement on the need to take concrete measures to prepare the populations for peace.”

But the prospect of a vague “peace” appeared threatening to many Armenians who feared that it would require territorial concessions that are unacceptable to them. And many Azerbaijanis, for their part, saw it as a naïve capitulation to Armenians who would only use the illusion of diplomatic progress to continue to prolong their occupation of Azerbaijani lands.

In both Armenia and Azerbaijan, the governments did little to immediately explain the statement to their skeptical citizens, and their respective foreign policy leadership remained mostly silent. (Neither the Armenian nor Azerbaijani foreign ministry press offices responded to questions from Eurasianet by the time this piece was posted; it will be updated as they do.)

In the absence of public support for the ministers’ statement, the reactions to it were largely negative.

Artak Beglaryan, the human rights ombudsman for the de facto government in Nagorno Karabakh, greeted the Paris announcement with a skeptical tweet, asking what steps Azerbaijan planned to take to prepare for peace. (The Armenia-backed Karabakh authorities are not part of the negotiations, though Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has vowed to bring them in to the process.)


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Saying "to prepare ppl for #peace," does it mean:
1. Have an anti-Armenian hatred state policy?
2. Award criminals who behead #Armenia|ns?
3. Threaten w/ military attacks?
4. Pursue foreigners having contact w/ #Artsakh/#Karabakh?
Will #Azerbaijan stop all those activities?@OSCE


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"The Azerbaijani side's optimism is understandable, but the Armenian side's optimism is incomprehensible to me,” said Vardges Baghryan, a member of Nagorno-Karabakh’s de facto parliament, in an interview with the Armenian newspaper Tert. "If Azerbaijan is satisfied with the situation, it is clear to me where the wind is going. I do not see anything good for us."

Armen Ashotyan, a senior member of the formerly ruling Republican Party of Armenia, wrote a Facebook post calling the statement “incomprehensibly optimistic” and demanded that the government explain it in greater detail.

The official reactions to the news in Azerbaijan were more muted and more mixed.

The newly appointed head of Azerbaijan’s association for people displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh, Tural Ganjaliyev, welcomed the ministers’ statement. “The Azerbaijani community of the Nagorno-Karabakh region of the Republic of Azerbaijan hopes for a speedy peaceful settlement of the conflict and ensuring co-existence with the Armenian community," he said in a press release.

The website Haqqin, connected to Azerbaijan’s security services, ran an interview with a Russian analyst on the announcement that expressed skepticism about any potential deal. “Azerbaijan can hardly expect any positive changes in the peace process, much less the return of lands,” said the analyst, Grigoriy Trofimchuk.

But another pro-government website, Trend, ran an article with a series of foreign analysts who expressed optimism over the announcement.

In an interview published January 18, Azerbaijan’s chief of general staff, Necmetdin Sadikov, expressed skepticism over negotiations. “The president [of Azerbaijan] has given the new prime minister of Armenia the chance to think and to peacefully free the occupied territories of Azerbaijan,” Sadikov said in the interview, which didn’t directly refer to the foreign ministers’ announcement but which was interpreted in Baku as a reaction nevertheless. The Azerbaijani military, Sadikov added, “is ready to fulfill any command at the highest level of professionalism and to free the occupied territories. In Armenia, they should not think that they will be able to maintain the status quo in negotiations.”

On both sides, the lack of explanation of what sort of peace people should be prepared for led to speculations that tended toward the worst-case scenario for the respective sides.

“LAND FOR PAPER: Madrid Principles ask Armenians to trade land for paper,” tweeted the Armenian National Committee of America, an Armenian-American lobbying group, referring to the current framework for the negotiations, agreed by the two sides in Madrid in 2007. “THE DEAL: #Artsakh surrenders strategic/sovereign territory upfront, in exchange for vague, reversible, unenforceable #Azerbaijan @presidentaz Aliyev promises about Artsakh's future status. ANSWER: NO DEAL,” the tweet continued. (Artsakh is the Armenian word for Nagorno-Karabakh, the territory at the heart of the conflict.)

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LAND FOR PAPER: Madrid Principles ask Armenians to trade land for paper.

THE DEAL: #Artsakh surrenders strategic/sovereign territory upfront, in exchange for vague, reversible, unenforceable #Azerbaijan @presidentaz Aliyev promises about Artsakh's future status.

ANSWER: NO DEAL


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“For 25 years, we have been reading the same statements and explanations, while the occupation continues. If everything is as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs claims, and ‘discussions are going in a useful and positive direction,’ then why is nothing happening?” wrote Azerbaijani foreign policy commentator Elkhan Shahinoglu.

“The announcements are quite promising at first glance, that people should be prepared for peace,” said Azerbaijani foreign policy analyst Rauf Mikradirov, in an interview with RFE/RL. “That is, at first glance it supposes that there should be some sort of contours of peace, so that the people will have something to be ready for. If there are no contours of a peace agreement, then people have nothing to be prepared for.”

Joshua Kucera is the Turkey/Caucasus editor at Eurasianet, and author of The Bug Pit. Sign up for Eurasianet's free weekly newsletter.

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The Codex Cumanicus is a linguistic manual of the Middle ages, designed to help Catholic missionaries communicate with the Cumans, a nomadic Turkic people. It is currently housed in the Library of Saint Mark, in Venice, Italy.

The Codex likely developed over time. Mercantile, political, and religious leaders, particularly in Hungary, sought effective communication with the Cumans as early as the mid-11th century. As Italian city-states, such as Genoa, began to establish trade posts and colonies along the Black Sea coastline, the need for tools to learn the Kipchak language sharply increased.

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And here is what is written on the document above in Cuman Language. Even centuries after it is not hard to understand it:

Atamız kim köktesiñ. Alğışlı bolsun seniñ atıñ, kelsin seniñ xanlığıñ, bolsun seniñ tilemekiñ – neçik kim kökte, alay [da] yerde. Kündeki ötmegimizni bizge bugün bergil. Dağı yazuqlarımıznı bizge boşatqıl – neçik biz boşatırbız bizge yaman etkenlerge. Dağı yekniñ sınamaqına bizni quurmağıl. Basa barça yamandan bizni qutxarğıl. Amen!



PS Here is a map of Cumania (also known as the Cuman-Kipchak Confederation) which lasted from 10th century up until 1241 when it was conquered by the Golden Horde. The state religion was Tengrism. The Cumans were one of the biggest military forces in Eastern Europe and were able to influence the politics of all of their neighbors with many Cumans entering the Ruling Elites and the Nobility of the Kievan Rus, The Kingdom of Hungary, Wallahia, the Second Bulgarian Tsardom, Byzantium, Serbia and etc.

Huge masses of Cumans settled in their neighboring Kingdoms too where some of them with the time converted into Catholicism (like in Hungary), Orthodox Christianity (like in the Kievan Rus, Byzantium, Wallahia and Bulgaria) or Islam (after the Golden Horde, Tatars and Turks took over Anatolia, the Balkans and Eastern European Plain).

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Not much is know about the influence of Turkic people in the European history but we have been one of the most influential groups of people there for many centuries. There is so many interesting facts and history to share here with you where I hope more people will be able to see them and learn new things.
 
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china ambassador said for us saying turks is equal to say terrorists
You guys don't have to repeatedly bring China in this thread and Chinese politicians are not lose cannons like you Turks, they are always carefully worded and will never say something like you claimed.
 
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