The American who loves Hungary (24.hu 2020) 

Hey Willie, great video again! I suppose crowd funded donations shall be even more by now (including mine for example). I'm also a big fan of Hungarian history, especially of our antique origins and medieval part of it. I have some surplus of related books which I'd gladly send to you if you can read in Hungarian. Pls let me know if you're interested. Cheers!

He has to show off 🤭

Good question 😂

Az az ! messziról, jól kitömve, más arcok között nevelkedve - biztos szórakoztató lenne itt kavarni....

Minden csak hozzáállás kérdése, nem látod hogy a srácból árad a pozitiv engeria? Remélem egyszer te is valahol megtalálod önmagadat.

@@juvede21 Félreértettél. A srácból áradó pozitív "engeria" számomra is teljesen egyértelmű... 🎃

az egyiknek nincs köze a magyarokhoz, a másik kettő meg legenda.

mit tanulmányozzon? Semmi közünk hozzájuk. Nézz már tükörbe ember :D

@@juvede21 attól még tanulmányozhatja.

mi, hogy ide téved egy-két turista és itthagyja a pénzét? És netán jól érzi magát és vissza is tér? Valóban rettenetes :D

@@juvede21 filippinó gyárimunkás, pakisztáni wolt-futár és kínai gyárvezetők, erre gondoltam! Amúgy no hate, együtt kell élni, csak fura

@@martonlerant5672 thanks mate / the translations were done by 24.hu a few years ago so I didn’t make them this time but appreciate the consideration and time you took to help me here

As to the history of Ottoman rule... ...well its not seen a "shameful part of history". The partition of the nation into 3 chunks is seen as a tragedy - one part under the catholic habsburg rule, one part under Ottoman rule, and the last part creating the principality of transsylvania, which was the some times vassal of the Ottomans. Regardless all this happend during the years of reformation, and when european wars of religion, and religiously motivated violence (on level with contemporary ISIS) was a thing. As such it was not exacly a unique take among protestant hungarians, that "Ottoman rule is superior to Habsburgs". And the tragedy of the destruction of the old kingdom of hungary is only partly due to "we dont have a country anymore". Most of the terriotry that used to be the kingdom became a warzone for over 150 years among these 3 powers - thats where the severity of the tragedy lies. Its also why "King Matthias Corvinus", has a HUGE popularity. Even though he was one of (if not the) strictest rulers in our history. As the guy - and his dad - managed to stabilize the declining kingdom, and strengthen it to a degree where it finally was not on the backfoot against the Ottomans, or the Holy Roman Empire.

Említi benne a hajdúkat. Több fogalma van mint egy átlag magyarnak. Na ez a szomorú..

na itt egy tudós bakker. Hiányoztál innen

jajj istenem bazdmeg. Ezért szar ez a hely mert ilyen kretének van mint te. Nemhogy örülnél, hogy a srác ilyen szeretettel beszél a hazádról.

István was the first king of Hungary, the first Christian king of Hungary, with crown from Rome. Nimrod, Hunor, Magor were not kings of Hungary, they did not live in Hungary. They are figures in legends, it is not even certain that they actually lived. And if they did, it was on the territory of present-day Iraq and not in Hungary. There are many people in Hungary whose ancestors came to Hungary during the Turkish occupation (1526-1686) and they spread such stories to create their own "Hungarian" identity.

@@leledora6771 Nagy a tévelygés!

10000? Too much pálinka in the morning. wake up man. Not even Greeks have 10000 years of continous history. Not even talking about ''we'' since Hungarian is an extremly mixed nation after living more 100 years together with Slavs, Germans, Latins, Jews, Balkan people and much more. We are not even 1% of DNA of those came here 1000 years ago. We are mixed between the above mentioned ethicities. Take it as fact.

@@juvede21 well continue study the NOT mainstream history! It will take a few decades to get to the truth! Today the countries are so much mixed up that it does not make sense to talk about a nation genetically. The language will defy and the traditions to be a Hungarian, your the genes! Nimrod who built the first civilization after the flood, circa 13 000 years ago had two sons; Hunor and Magor. For this reason they call as Huns and Magyars.

@@leledora6771 A Hunoknak nem királyaik, de Nagy Királyaik voltak!