Turks are mongols what are they doing in the E.U.
In fact, what are they doing in Europe anyway?
what they are doing in the mideast? their homeland is in central asia.
Are khazars turkic? Most scholars think so. So are you also saying the Jews belong in Central Asia and not the middle east? I hope you have dropped your silly anti-historical view by now given the overwhelming proof against it.
ammmm yes.although i don't see anything wrong in a nice jewish town in crimea.
Ok what is this talk about Khazars? Turkic isn't the same as Turkish.
These are "Turkic" people
these are "Turkish" people
Turkey is the name given to the region by the invading "Turkic" peoples, but not all people of Turkey are Turkic. Turkic people originate from Mongolia and Siberia
Turkey speaks a "Turkic" language but that does not make all people who reside in Turkey as Turkic. Here are the demographics
Turks 58,000,000
Kurds 12,500,000 (including 3,000,000 Zazas)
Circassians (Adyghe) 2,500,000
Bosniaks 2,000,000
Albanians 1,300,000
Arabs 870,000
Roma 700,000
Pomaks 600,000
Lazs 500,000
Georgians 500,000
Armenians 60,000
Jews 20,000
Greeks 15,000
Hemshins 13,000
Whatever population was there was likely wiped out but a large number of Turkish people are not of Turkic background but they aren't Arabs either, completely different people.
Also Khazars were claimed to be of Turkic descent but only a minority of them converted to Judaism. The only Jews that speak any Turkic language are the Crimean Jews and theres very few of them. That does NOT make them Khazars.
Turkey is a country and they're speaking Turkish language.
TURKIC are languages of the big number of people, living in:
Xinjiang, Tatarstan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, etc.
TURKISH PEOPLE are made of Turkizied PERSIAN TRIBES, mixed with:
-arabians
-slavs
-kurds, etc.
Because Ottoman empire was in Africa, Asia and Europe.
The result is that nowadays Turkish people are one of the most mixed people, but because of the language, they are part of the Turkic languages.
So, Turkish is just one thing, Turkic is COMMON WORD, including a lot of languages inside