Many Tatars are living in Finland. They are excellent people. I lived many years in the same house with Hamidulla Hisamedtin. He once gave me a huge pike, that he had angled. We Finnish people use to say: "How one shouts into the forest, it echoes back". It means: Good people are treated well, and there is plenty of room in the forest for bad people.
Wish I could say the same about America. On a whole, we are moving in the right direction though despite what is seen on TV and particularly from our current president
If the Tatar in the next door doesn't move away, or learn how to live in an apartment like a human being, I'm going to smoke him out in couple of weeks. So no, not welcome here.
Tatars are in my opinion perfect example of immigration done right. We have small Tatar community in my hometown here in Finland and they are truly excellent hard working people
@@BlackWolf9988 there not, more Crimean Tatars are returning. Crimea is a Turkic name, the real indigenous people of that land where Turkic people it was called the Crimean Khanate, but because of geopolitics Crimea should be controlled by Russia,
Tatar Yazmasa anadolu türkü sanardım, ne kadar güzel dilimiz var. Diğer türk halkları da yavaş yavaş anlıyorlar dillerinin zenginliklerini, umarım Azerbaycan Türkleri gibi tarihlerini daha iyi öğrenecek ve dillerine sahip çıkacaklar
I’m Tatar from Siberia,my heart is broken about all of Tatar people:from Crimea,from Siberia,from Astrakhan,from Kazan,from Volga region,from........!!!
@@Beautiful-live Это точно! Сдал тест ДНК и вышла Сибирь 74%(можете посмотреть у меня). Русские у нас в гостях и вести себя должны ниже травы, тише воды )))
Gökçe Ulutaş yeah u r real turk but u r not Tatar ! Because Chinges Khaan integralled all north east asian nomadic tribes. Today real Tatars, Mongols, Merkits, Naimans, Buryats are living north east asia. Go to watch Chinges Khaan movie my friend. i will tell u little secret Mongolians have been mixed Tatars, Naiman, Merkits, Manchurians ... too many nomadic tribes.
Selam aleyküm, I’m Crimean Tatar living in Romania.. I just read the comments and I’m so glad how many people support us, thank you all, I appreciate it❤️
All cultures should be preserved. I've been learning the language of my ancestors (Irish). It was almost driven to extinction by the British and is still under threat of dying out. Crimean Tatar is a pretty cool language in of itself, lots of similarities with Turkish.
I'm Meskhitian Turk. I'm also kicked out my own home. From Meskhitiaki, Uzbekistan and Agdam. Why we Turkic people need this? Hepinize selam olsun! Turan kurulucak tezlikle
Salaam all Tatar people- I support your human rights and dignity! I admire your hard work and your roots. I've met Estonian Tatar in Tallinn last October. Love you all.
l am very sad for him. l am from Türkiye and know my family setled in Merzifon Central blacksea region of Türkiye. l did a DNA test and upload my results to Getmatch and DNAGENİCS . All results shows my genomes comes from %50 crimean Tatar and crimean Nogai
i am turkish, though my turkish is not fluent and Crimean Tatars speak a different dialect i actually understood most of the stuff they were saying! i would love to visit crimea some day :)
@NO NAME7 bro its turkish not ottoman language. Because Turks were speaking Turkic languages before the Ottoman empire. So they all are Turkic languages which any person who is able to speak and understand any Turkic languages would be able to understand some other. Like Latin languages.
Im Albanian from Kosovo, my heart is broken whom i listen the video, i know very well what about they speak in the video. May Good help the people living in freedom.
My father is Albanian and my mother is Tatar. Even though I can't speak Albanian or understand it I would like to do so because its my heritage. Is it a hard language to speak or understand? Please answer it if you can speak Albanian or if you are just able to understand it. I would appreciate much if you can help me out.
@@kubraben5995 embrace your Crimean tatar side more since it needs more recovery , along learn your other half heritage by visiting albania with your father
@@kubraben5995 Hello Kubra, that is great that you are interested in learning Albanian and makes me proud that you remember your heritage, it is one of the oldest languages in Europe. I can help you with learning Albanian Language and history.
Türkmeneli Kerkük'ten selam olsun kan kardeşlerimiz'e soydaşlarımız'a can Tatarlarımız'a, nerde bir Türk var ve bir Tatar var Kalbimiz oradadır, Tanrım bizi size kavuştursun, sizi çok seviyoruz, Allah'ın emaneti üzeriniz'de olsun 🙏🙏🙏🤘🤘🤘🇹🇷🇦🇿🇺🇿🇹🇲🇰🇬🇰🇿💔💙❤🌹🌹
Nearly half of Crimean tatars were sent to Uzbekistan during USSR. We uzbeks lived with them peacefully and friendly and still live with them. Crimean tatars are so good people. Salomlar bo'lsin sizlarga Qrim tatarlari O'zbekistondan.
@@mahendra411 Why do gangus have to get so offended?? no one even mentioned Madhya Pradesh.. Also, go read about what happened to the soviet union next door, thanks in a major part to Pakistan.
Yes, Crimea is in Europe but no - Crimean Tatars are not "a European people". Turkic people themselves have their origins in the steppes of Central Asia & Mongolia. In fact, Crimean Tatar culture is very similar to that of the Uyghur culture in China's Xinjiang Autonomous Region.
Tatar Turks are not alone. As an Ottoman, we will defend the rights of our descendants to the fullest. One day, turkish territory will be taken back from the Hands of the Russians.
My мама was Russian and always told me stories of her Crimean Tatar neighbors and their kindness and friendliness. She was taught many wonderful Tatar cooking recipes and she always respected proud nation of Crimean Tatar.
According to my DNA analys from gethmatch MDLP K22world and eurogenes k13 l have %46 crimean Tatar , in other research %50 crimean Nogai. Big respect from Türkiye
But.. but.. in fact, didn’t Tatars push natives out of Crimea during their raids? I don’t wanna insult Tatars, I’m just saying, that I always thought that Tatars are (in European context) raiders from the East just like Huns, Mongols or Cumans..
Your ancestors were enslaving raping killing and selling the noncombat people of Poland Russia Ukraine Lithuania Circassia regularly.Many thousand annualy. Usually attacking villages and escaping the regular army. The economy of Crimea was based on selling slaves and slave labor.
Crimea ISN'T for Slavic people. But for Crimean Tatars. Colonization of this region was a rude mistake. Slavs have a lot of REALLY Slavic places. We can live around Prague, Warsaw, Ljubljana, Kyiv, Minsk etc.
@Maxim Musa Ottomans are colonizers themselves who came out of Central Asia. So if we are talking about historical justice, you should vacate Anatolia and Istanbul. Since that is not happening, I don't see how you can claim Russofied regions now.
@@violeteyes4966 Tatar is kichak turkic, live in Crimea and Volga before mongol and Slavs. Contrary to popular belief, the Turks were never 100% Mongoloid. The proto Turks were genetically a mixture of East Eurasian (yellow) and West Eurasian ( Caucasoid ). Caucasian used lives in modern Mongolia china and Russia Siberia.They are proto turkish ！ The Ordos culture was a culture occupying a region centered on the Ordos Loop (modern Inner Mongolia, China) during the Bronze and early Iron Age from the 6th to 2nd centuries BCE.The Ordos culture is known for significant finds of Scythian art.The people represented in archaeological finds tend to display Europoid features.
1774' ten beri Turkiye' ye gelecek olanlar geldi, kalani da 1944' te surgune gonderildi, Kirim bosaltildi, Ruslar yerlestirildi. Surgune gidenlerin ufak bir kismi videoda konusan Mustafa Abdulcemil Kirimoglu Aga (Mustafa Cemilev) sayesinde yurtlarina geri donebildiler. Donenlerin hayati ise isgalci Putin (French: Putain) ve onun politikalari yuzunden tehlike altinda.
Hi bro, greetings.. I'm Indonesian as well.. mixed of Javanese and Sundanese but my ancestors are Tatars. So, I feel them to.. I hope all Tatars are safe 🙏🏻
@Archie we cant understand ottoman language.actually this is peoples language we lived together they were turkic and now lur languages are mostly same we cant understand kazakh soo much.go and learn about turkic peoples
Are this tatars from Estonia? Very interesting how many tatars live in the baltic regions? How many in Crimea? As far as i know Tatars are the native people of Crimea.
Well, crimean tatars are small minority in many countries from finland to turkiye, mostly the eastern european countries, me as an example ı live in turkiye.
Stefan Bogdanovic Declaring a particular people as " indigenous" is done for political reasons. If this planet is as old as the scientists think it is, there is no such thing as an " indigenous" person anywhere on this planet.
@@meemstar2333 Crimean Tatars are native people of Crimea. There is no oeople in the world that most native in Crimea that them, so don't talk a bullsh*t
meemstar perhaps the name of Tatar came with the Mongols in the 13th Century; however, the area above the peninsula was well populated by such Turkic tribes as Bulgars (not Bulgarian), Khazars, Cuman-Kipchaks, Pechenegs, and many others since the 6th Century. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkic_migration
We, the Tatars from Tatarstan are proud of your courage and dignity! Bez Tatarstan Cömhüriyäte tatarları sezneñ Qırım Tatar qıyulılığız, batırlığığız belän ğorurlanabız! Qırım yortı, Tatarstan häm Başqortostan, İdel-Ural, Seber, Ästerxan tatarları - bergä bulıyq, berdäm bulıyq! Salam to my Crimean brothers and sisters! Tatarstannan qaynar saläm!
@@violeteyes4966 the Russians and polish supported the cossak raids in crimea and the Caucasus but that's not an excuse to demonize modern cossaks . russia committed a genocide aginst the tatars and the circassians but that's not an excuse to demonize modern day Russians so why are demonizing tatars for some slave raids that are less worse then the genocide committed by russia against them and the circassians. it not just the khanates and caliphates butt all empire Islamic and Christian are violent because they wher a product of their time but the end the khanates and caliphates allowed riligous freedom which Christian empires didn't allow .
Wow! ♡♡♡ Thank you for sharing this! ♡♡♡ I understand and will defitively spread the word in favor of protecting your humans rights and dignity! There is sooo many disinformation, destruction of ancient civilizations and knowledge going on on this planet. I strongly feel that YES, you are the descendants of an old, very knowledgeable and advanced civilization. Throughout history, humans sadly tend to avoid, ignore or destroy anything they don't understand or that is beyond them. I would love to learn more about your culture, origins and history (the real thing, not the OFFICIAL version). 😊🌹💚
@@Welche-Sosse-Abi Oh, sorry, I wasn't aware. There is no more any comment with that which means the comment was deleted/reported. Anyway, God bless you and all the Turkic peoples 🙏❤ Greetings and love from Romania 🇷🇴
Many Turkic People asimilated in this World, because they live good with there neighbor's are brothers and this ist the Problem...😢😢😢 But Turks are Powerful 🥲🥲🥲
As you can see, these people in the video does not have pure tatar features. My best guess is that they are mixed with the remnants of slavo-scythians, as they have some ossetian, iranic looks.
yeah I don't get it why people fixate so much on their roots. Every one of us is a mix of different nationalities and most of the time we don't even know exactly where we came from. This shouldn't matter at all, we're all humans made of the same flesh and living on the same planet!
Tatar is turkic.Live Crimea and Volga before mongol and Slavs!Contrary to popular belief, the Turks were never 100% Mongoloid. The proto Turks were genetically a mixture of East Eurasian (yellow) and West Eurasian ( Caucasoid ).
My Crimerian sibling,i hope you get Independence,Fuck communism,Fuck Soviet Fuck Anarchy,you are our brothers and sisters we love you so much from Turkey
@@mirandapillsbury7885 Volga Tatars are part of Tatarstan and are not being assimilated into anything. Most ethnic groups are distinct. Volga Tatar is the largest Tatar ethnic group in Russia.
@@mirandapillsbury7885 Actually the numbers are going up. The population of Tatars in Tatarstan in 1926 was 48.7%, 48.8% in 1939, 47.2% in 1959, 49.1% in 1970, 47.6% in 1979, 48.5% in 1989, 52.9% in 2002, and 53.2 in 2010. Now it is higher than 53.2. The Russian population in Tatarstan in 1926 was 43.1%, in 1939 it was 42.9%, 43.9 in 1959, 42.4 in 1970, 44.0% in 1979, 43.3 in 1989, 39.5 in 2002, and 39.7% in 2010.
Cok cok üzücü... Yashli dede ve nine haricinde gencler öz dilini unutmush, Tatarca konushamaz olmush. 😢 Don't let your language go! Once you forget your language you will forget where you come from and who you are!
Aynen soyledigin gibi. Rahmetli Pr Dr Oktay Sinanoglu`da hep oyle soylerdi, ruhu sad olsun. Ben unutmayanlar listesindeyim, Turkce, ingilizce ful, tatarca konusup ve anlayabiliyorum, lakin yazisini/alfabesini hic tanimadigim icin okuma yazma yok :( avustralyadan sevgiler.
@@EldersTree I came to Turkey. Ukraine is finished. Tatars are still being deported in Crimea. This time, Russia started deporting people from Donbas. The situation is dire. There is no hope but..Allah is great. I hope we will see good days InshAllah
www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com The Ottoman History podcast began a series of podcasts on Crimea, the Black Sea, and the Crimean Tatars after the annexation of Crimea. The site was called Wide Fields, referring to the North Pontic Steppe. Unfortunately, that initiative has waned. But one of the best podcasts on the subject is still up albeit on an alternative site: poddirectory.com/episode/1272387/the-ethnogenesis-of-the-crimean-tatars Professor Kirimli teaches Tatar and Turkic history at Bilkent University in Istanbul. Even in Turkey Crimean Tatar history is taught as part of Russian history.
I feel terribly sad about the people of Tatars.. I am an Indonesian, born and raised there.. but I'm still searching my roots until now, because my ancestors are Tatars. I don't know how they had landed in Java island, Indonesia. But, how could it be possible?
I'm German with quarter Tatar. Yes it's weird your from Indonesia. Tatars are very european now. Not as much as the Cossacks that went from being Muslim to orthodox christian and European In blood
@@zackbro6784 Tatars. Cossacks. Estonians, Hungarians and Chechens are Europeanised Turkic Peoples. Go ask any one of them if there european. I bet all will say yes. Only last week in France 2 chechen teens bashed Syrian refugees
@@ethnicgerman5275 Yes, but how they can reach thousand miles away far from their original homes.. that's what questioning me all these times. What made them moved so far away?
Crimean tatars nation was oppressed over history , Yet stunningly intellectual and tolerating clever people , I absolutely cherish you and you're amazing , May Allah bring prosperity and peace and justice to our Crimean Tatars brothers and sisters heirs , Much love and respect from Morocco and May allah Unite all of you again #AllahBlessCrimea 🕊 💚 🤗 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Brack Wasser Tatars were Turks not mongol The name Tatar first appeared among nomadic tribes living in northeastern Mongolia and the area around Lake Baikal from the 5th century CE. Unlike the Mongols, these peoples spoke a Turkic language, and they may have been related to the Cuman or Kipchak peoples. After various groups of these Turkic nomads became part of the armies of the Mongol conqueror Genghis Khan in the early 13th century, a fusion of Mongol and Turkic elements took place, and the Mongol invaders of Russia and Hungary became known to Europeans as Tatars (or Tartars). www.britannica.com/topic/Tatar But many tatars got mongolized after mongol empire
Brack Wasser The word Turk is way older than mongol Turk (n.) c. 1300, from French Turc, from Medieval Latin Turcus, from Byzantine Greek Tourkos, Persian turk, a national name, of unknown origin. Said to mean "strength" in Turkish. Compare Chinese tu-kin, recorded from c. 177 B.C.E. as the name of a people living south of the Altai Mountains (identified by some with the Huns). www.etymonline.com/word/turk
"We are a tolerant people", "we are the indigenous people of Crimea" - lmao tell that to the Goths in Crimea (who arrived 200 years prior to any Turkic peoples) who were enslaved by the Tatar and sold to the ottomans
@@zrc6116 Basically the modern Crimea "tatars" are just a bunch of various local people (goths, greeks, alans) that were assimilated and converted into islam. It is largely confirmed by genetics. Turkic people (cumans) lived in Crimea before Crimea was captured by the Ottoman Empire, the peninsula was divided on various parts, cumans lived mostly in the northern part (steppe), and goths lived on the southern one.
I know I can't understand the feeling of being deported from your home and being occupied , Crimean tatars nation was oppressed over history , Yet stunningly intellectual and tolerating clever people , I absolutely cherish you and you're truly amazing , May Allah bring prosperity and peace and justice to our Crimean Tatars brothers and sisters heirs , Much love and respect from Morocco and May allah Unite all of you again #AllahBlessCrimea #LiberationForPeninsulaCrimea 🕊 💚 🤗 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷 :D
I'm sorry that the Crimean people suffered. They seem like smart and gentle people. I'm Armenian and we have had the same problem starting from the late 19th century.
When the NAZIs invaded Crimea in 1941, thousands of Crimean-Tartars helped them. More than nine thousand Tartars voluntarily formed two Tartar-NAZI brigades. These Crimean-Tartars fought and killed Soviet soldiers. As these Crimean-Tartars had been citizens of the USSR, they were traitors. Also, these brigades participated in the slaughter of Jews in Simferopol in 1941 and 1942. The expulsion of the Crimean Tartars by Stalin was criminal, tragic and disgusting -- but Stalin had a reason.
@mahmut mahmutoglu Y'know, I am happy to discuss other crimes. But this site concerns Crimean Tatars, so that's what I am discussing. Rather than muddy the waters by bringing up other subjects, why don't you check the facts? For example, I said that nine thousand Crimea Tatars served in two Tatar-NAZI brigades. Why don't you check this? And, BTW, I am not white, if by that you mean Anglo-Nordic etc.
It's funny how soviets back then and muscovites now don't want to accept they are colonialist occupiers. Like with Ukrainians, they will point out how peoples liberated from their rule joined up with their liberators, as if that makes them bad people.
