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Like any nation.
There were the Aryans - the Media and the Mittanians. But the Parsis are not Aryans.
Traditional cowboys wore wide trousers.
Hungarians have a cowboy style of clothing
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This has already been discussed. The Mittanians and Medes spoke Aryan languages. The denial of the Aryans is nothing more than clownery.I fear no one ever had been any Aryans. But if Aryans ever had really existed then they are ancestors of the Persians.
I didn’t talk about Turkish trousers. I said about the trousers of American and Hungarian cowboysWhat you see here are not Turkish trousers - which are functionally more a kind of "smoking" for elegant parties or meetings. What you see here is a romantic version of working cloth. Then "trousers" here are normally Jeans and a kind of leather protection and not a silk-like wide elegant fabric fluttering in the wind.
The concept of a nation automatically implies a population of different origins. So, for example, the Germanic nation consists of Germans (about 10%), and subordinate Celts and Huns
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All this confusion comes from the fact that the Germans began to call themselves Aryans. This was even before the Nazis, the anti-scientific term "Indo-Germans" was used there. In fact, the original Germans come from the Corded Ware culture and the Baltic cultures, they were never Aryans. Some modern Germans descend from the Aryans, but these are not historical Germans, but only Celts and Huns who came across the Danube.
It is from the pseudoscientific term "Indo-Germans" that the pseudoscientific term "Indo-Europeans" comes from. This is a ghost people who never existed, and all ancient Indo-European languages come only from Aryan.
This pseudoscientific picture was introduced by Gobineau. Or at least he is the most famous ideologue of "Indo-Germanism"
Once again: the historical Germans are not Aryans, and no one knows what "Indo-Germans" and "Indo-Europeans" are.
I believe this is modern analysis. In 1913, there was no DNA genealogy.This wrong and/or nonsense DNA analyzes is from the year 1913? And exists the same from the Austrian-Hungarian empire of the same year 1913?
Why Nazis Could Only Defeat European CowardsThe Germans are trying to appropriate the history of the Sarmatians, and they tell tales about how they fought with Rome. In fact, the Rhine Germans were part of Rome, and the eastern ones lived in the forests of historical Prussia, obeyed their women, wore bast shoes and their nobility was engaged in trade.
The heroic sagas were written by the Old Norse peoples, in the Old Norse language, close to the Celtic ones, and the Germans have nothing to do with them.
I didn’t talk about Turkish trousers. I said about the trousers of American and Hungarian cowboys
If this was the only property, it could be an coincidence. But we have a huge set of coincidences besides clothing: horse breeding, national symbols, political system (unique ONLY for the USA and Austria Hungary), common origin from the region near Altai-Chelyabinsk.You speak nonsense. And you don't see this nonsense with your own eyes - by ignoring concrete information. Unreal situation. Let it be to use alcohol and/or drugs
By the way, those concepts that you manipulate are the ignorance of reality. Nobody knows who the "Türks" are, nobody knows from what people comes the language that is called Türkic and which was imposed on the Central Asians during the Turkization of 1920s, but this is clearly not the same as the Aryan Turan.concrete information
Never mind. They may not be Semites, but they didn't speak Aryan.
That's where the Turkisgh tribes came fröm.these are close cultures of the steppe
?Khazar. Cossacks call themselves Khazars and they lived only in the territory of the former Khazaria. They were not in Moscow
I believe this is modern analysis. In 1913, there was no DNA genealogy.
Incidentally, this is fully consistent with the historical picture that we discussed.