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    Posted: 03-Mar-2007 at 12:12
Originally posted by shinai

I think it is not fair to call me racist, I am not telling one race is superior to the others.
 
Dont offence but you opsest with race. You are keep talking about ıt.Shocked
 
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The word " Gagaus " comes from " Gk Oghuz " means " Blue Oghuz " .

- Oghuz is a well known Turkish tribe .
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Gagauz people call themselves Turkish.this make them Turks unless you guys are obsessed with genetics or religion.
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Originally posted by Batu

Gagauz people call themselves Turkish.
 
 
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I found a very nice reading  about the origins of gagauz

Yazijioghlu 'Ali on the Christian Turks of the Dobruja by Paul Wittek
http://www.scribd.com/doc/12805/Christian-Turks-of-Dobruja







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Moved. For whatever reason this was in the South-East Asia forum...
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Originally posted by Decebal

Moved. For whatever reason this was in the South-East Asia forum...
 
But its not about Central Asia either. Gagauzs are living in Moldovia, Romania, and Ukrain.
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Yes, but the term Steppe Nomads probably fits the best when it comes to them (although they have been settled for a while). And since this section talks about various aspects of ethnicity, it's probably best to put it here. If we're going to talk about the Krim Tatars here, I don't see why the Gagauz should be any different.
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Originally posted by Decebal

Yes, but the term Steppe Nomads probably fits the best when it comes to them (although they have been settled for a while). And since this section talks about various aspects of ethnicity, it's probably best to put it here. If we're going to talk about the Krim Tatars here, I don't see why the Gagauz should be any different.
 
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Yes , they are pure Turks ( may be mixed but their Traditions are still remained the same ) ; such a significany that they form their fingers like a Head of a Wolf before coming inside a Hall , Cafe ...etc :)
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Nice discussion.
 
Sure Gagauz are Turkish
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Originally posted by shinai

http://dienekes.blogspot.com/2007/02/more-on-origin-of-gagauz.html
This reaserch studies the genetic of Gagauz, a trurkic people in easetrn eaurope and says that:
Despite this low level of differentiation, tree reconstruction and principle component analyses allowed a distinction between BalkanCarpathian (Macedonians, Romanians, Moldavians, Ukrainians and Gagauzes) and eastern Mediterranean (Turks, Greeks and Albanians) population groups.

Now the question is that how did Turkish language distribute between an european, christan people, in Anatoila and Balkan.

 
I am not really sure whether I understand what is your question. Turkic gagauz lived in the Balkans for several hundred years mixing mainly with the Orthodox "Balkan-Carpatian," so is it still strange that their genetic code changed in this environment ?
 
The Turkic question did not distribute between European christian people. Turkic muslim people first moved to Europe converted to the Orthodox Christianity and then their genetic code gradually changed, since I suppose they had to take wifes from their neighbors.
 
Is the problem still there?
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