Turk (soydaş)?

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çetin

günaydın devlet_oğlu kardeşim!
watch real turkish media , please !
we says some of the media in TÜRKİYE :"satılmış media"
i recommend to you :ulusal kanal , kanal b,avrasya tv,yeniçağ tv,meltem tv,kanaltürk,
ps:how is going to learn the TÜRKÇE ?
ps2:allah(cc) yardımcın olsun!

Totally Blunt

Very early, I guess. I really don't remember when.

But I was surprised when I learned that, from 800 AD on, Turkic tribes migrated en masse to a wide region including northern Black Sea regions, Balkans, all the way into Arabian lands, and that they founded new states (beylik), took over some from weaker rulers or aided local leaders militarily. Turkic influence was much wider than I thought. Official history deals with the ancient times and then the Selçuks and Ottomans. I was really really surprised when, on National Geographic channel, I watched a short story on Karays living in, I don't know, Lithuania or such. The girl that they showed was cooking something like puf böreği and speaking mostly Turkish.

When I say we are EVERYWHERE, I am not making a funny remark. We ARE everywhere.

amaannnn

selam soydaş i know there r my bros and sisters and i know musul an kerkük were in misak-ı milli map i know we lost them because of our friends(!) and these friends r still working and i know iraq have to pay us %5 of income of musul and kerkük oils but they dont pay and noone doesnt know why

Leprechaun

As soon as i had history lessons i think. But apart from that, realizing we have the same roots,same culture, same heart happened after i heard anonymous songs from Kerkuk.

ipek

Read the real media. turkish gazete.com and akishaber.com then you can see everything clear. We all know where the Turks liveD and living in the world.We are well educated about history.

Ipek K

Hi Devlet_oğlu,

Well , we always knew it. It wasn't a secret :)

Have a good Sunday.

Trotsky vs Kerensky- НекIо!

I was always interested where my other Turkish brothers lived. So of course I knew there were Turks in Iraq. Wherever we are from we have the same spirit and that is the important thing :)

kulla

I learned it when I learned myself.

usourselvesandourcats

We always knew... Upon declaration of independence, certain Turkish cities (like Musul and Kerkuk) were unfortunately left out of Turkey's borders due to political agreements signed during independence. We learn it in our history classes...

Hurricane

hi;

we already know it devletoglu no worries,why do you think we are so worried about Musul and Kerkuk? They are all Turkish.

anlarm

Well, as a Turk (Cypriot) living outside Turkey, I have learned about Turks living in other countries since my childhood. Later at school we learned that when Oguz Turks (Turkmens) came west, they also passed through Iraq and Syria, and some of them settled there.
As 'outside' Turks we always tried to learn about people like us. We preserved our language and culture until today. Unfortunately, there are still some people in Turkey who don't know about us.

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