Erdogan decided to recall the anniversary of the "expulsion of the Circassians from Tsarist Russia"

The President of Turkey made a statement regarding the Circassian ethnic group. According to Erdogan, he "does not remain indifferent to what the Circassians experienced 156 years ago." The Turkish president decided to share his "indifference" on his pages on social networks.

In particular, on a Twitter page, Recep Tayyip Erdogan writes:

"I share the pain of our Circassian brothers, who faced exile from their homeland 156 years ago."

According to the Turkish president, "he wishes the grace of God" for those representatives of the Circassian people who died during the "expulsion from the Caucasus."

Erdogan said that in the XNUMXth century the Circassians "were expelled by tsarist Russia from the places where they lived for centuries."

It is worth recalling that the official Ankara, paying attention to events in stories other states, sometimes extremely negatively refers to the fact that abroad speak about certain events in Turkish history. In particular, the Turkish authorities are extremely sensitive to the fact that many countries recognize the genocide of the Armenian people in the Ottoman Empire during the First World War. Erdogan does not like to mention those historical events, to put it mildly.

It is noteworthy that in the comments on Erdogan's post on Twitter appeared those where Turkish citizens urged their president to return from history to the reality of today. One such comment:

It would be necessary to resolve the issue of how we should not become unemployed. Mr. President, let us continue our business in the coming days.

Comments

[Timon2155]

Clearly, Russia is bad, but the Turks and the West are good. We saw, swam, we know. It should be reminded once again about the Armenian genocide, correctly in the article they notice, the Sultan does not like this)))

[Maz]

He did not forget to remember about the Armenians? They were not expelled, they were simply destroyed. Guardian of Circassian justice

[Albert1988]

Quote: Timon2155

Clearly, Russia is bad, but the Turks and the West are good. We saw, swam, we know. It should be reminded once again about the Armenian genocide, correctly in the article they notice, the Sultan does not like this)))

And I propose to remind you that first of all, not "Circassians" but Circassians, since "Circassian" in Turkish means "thug", this in itself illustrates the attitude of the Turks towards these peoples. And secondly, to remind that these same Circassians left Russia solely by choice - temporary deportation to the Kuban with the opportunity to return to their native lands or emigration to Turkey. As a result, those resettled to the Kuban returned to the Caucasus and now have their own republic, and those who left for Turkey were warmly received in their new "homeland": the old people were left at sea from ships on the way. Upon arrival, the men were herded into the mines, and the women were forcibly given in marriage to the locals, the children were sent to foster families and actively assimilated ... Such is the Turkish hospitality and concern for "fraternal" peoples ...

[Albert1988]

Quote: Dead Day

how much plaque is Historians on the site ... nothing that 99% of Wikipedians ...

Do you, dear, have something to say against? By the way, the information I provided does not apply to Wikipedia ... It was obtained from a person, Adyge by nationality, specialist in the history of the peoples of the North Caucasus. Incidentally, he traveled many times to Turkey itself in search of the descendants of the Adygs taken there.

Quote: Dead Day

but I hate Erdogash for the downed pilots in Syria.

For this, all adequate people hate him. But. no matter how cruel it may sound, during the recent events in the north of Syria, the Turkish military paid in full for these crimes ...

[Grandfather]

Quote: Albert1988

Do you, dear, have something to say against? By the way, the information I provided does not apply to Wikipedia ..

"you think a lot for yourself", as they used to say in Odessa .. why did you decide that my comment applies to you?

[Albert1988]

Quote: Dead Day

"you think a lot for yourself", as they used to say in Odessa .. why did you decide that my comment applies to you?

Probably because it goes as an answer exactly to my comment?

[Grandfather]

Quote: Albert1988

Quote: Dead Day

"you think a lot for yourself", as they used to say in Odessa .. why did you decide that my comment applies to you?

Probably because it goes as an answer exactly to my comment?

try to find a free "niche" ....

[Albert1988]

Quote: Dead Day

try to find a free "niche" ....

Ah, if only for this, then I apologize ...

[Grandfather]

Quote: Albert1988

no matter how cruel it may sound, the Turkish military during the recent events in the north of Syria fully paid for these crimes ..

Russian accounts were ... no? and how much did they estimate the death of our high-class pilots who got a blow in the back?

[Albert1988]

Quote: Dead Day

Russian accounts were ... no?

Then officially about 30 Turkish military men, who were huddled in columns of bearded children, were killed because of the strikes of "Syrian aviation", I think you remember. According to unofficial data, about 80 Turkish soldiers could have died from attacks by "Syrian aircraft" at that time. BUT! How did the Syrians know exactly where to hit?

[Paul Siebert]

Against the backdrop of success in Libya, Edik once again fluffed out his mustache ...
I forgot that when you live in a glass house, it is not safe to throw stones at a neighbor.
It can pin down the roof. Who went ...

[Knell wardenheart]

And how many poor Tatar-Mongols died during the yoke ..
And then Polovtsy, we destroyed Polovtsy! All of us ..: P

[orionvitt]

Quote: Knell Wardenheart

And how many poor Tatar-Mongols died during the yoke ..
And then Polovtsy, we destroyed Polovtsy! All of us ..: P

Especially if you look now, it turns out that everyone is alive and well. Both Mongols and Tatars. As for the Circassians, let Erdogan go to the Caucasus, see, everything is in place. And both the Circassians and even the Chechens with the Karachais, with whom the "tyrant" Stalin, whatever he did, and evicted and so destroyed, well, directly in the millions. And they, oops, are all in the same place and live on their own. And how are they doing, much better than others in the rest of Russia.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Volodya, do not be friends with this boy. It affects you badly.)))

[carnifexx]

In particular, the Turkish authorities are extremely sensitive to the fact that many countries recognize the genocide of the Armenian people in the Ottoman Empire during the First World War.

There is such a thing. On the whole, the "historian" president is not fun. The more madness and incompetence today, the more anniversaries, exiles and Cumans are remembered.

[babylon]

He constantly needs to be reminded that the Orthodox city of Constantinople is located in Turkey and not Istanbul

[Mavrikiy]

Erdogan decided to recall the anniversary of the "expulsion of the Circassians from Tsarist Russia"

! There was no exile, there was a choice, and they made it. Soyuznichka wants us to dunk him in the shit of the Armenian genocide, and through this gain the support of the Turks. Somehow you need to beat him in a brazen, cunning, mustachioed face.

[Sergey49]

Well, yes, at least the Circassians were given a choice - to leave or die. We must say thanks to Russia for this.

[Mavrikiy]

Quote: Sergey49

Well, yes, at least the Circassians were given a choice - to leave or die. We must say thanks to Russia for this.

Circassians who remained dead? Ну

[Sergey49]

Yeah, in America, too, the Indians remained, wise guy.

[Mavrikiy]

Quote: Sergey49

Yeah, in America, too, the Indians remained, wise guy.

And we plagued the Circassians, like the brazen Indians? Well, you gush with ideas, Seryozha. I recognize the Svanidze-Gozman school.

[Sergey49]

Don't stick out your ignorance, Mauritius.

[Mavrikiy]

Quote: Sergey49

Don't stick out your ignorance, Mauritius.

Blown away, Gray, well.

[Thompson]

Ie this stuff "died"?

[Slavs]

So what about the Circassians? My son served a year in Cherkessk, no one cursed ...)

[Okolotochny]

By the way, Chereksk is 30% Russian. Walk through the streets and everything will become clear about how "enslavers and humiliated" live.

[Pug]

Quote: Okolotochny

By the way, Chereksk is 30% Russian. Walk through the streets and everything will become clear about how "enslavers and humiliated" live.

That's right, Alex! Again they want to pit us ..
Stalin also said "I am Russian of Georgian origin ..!"
Nothing, everything will be fine .., sure!

[26rus]

Quote: Okolotochny

By the way, Chereksk is 30% Russian. Walk through the streets and everything will become clear about how "enslavers and humiliated" live.

By the way, Cherkessk is historically the village of Batalpashinskaya. And it would be nice to remind Erdogan why he had such a name.

[orionvitt]

Quote: Sergey49

Well, yes, at least the Circassians were given a choice - to leave or die

Well, and how, a lot died. Travel to the Caucasus, look. I already wrote above, everything is in place. they even made their own republic. They live and live, they do not blow into the dudu, only the water, as always, is muddied.

[Altona]

Quote: Mavrikiy

Ally wants

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With what fright Erdogan is Russia's ally? He never was and never will be. If there was any rhetoric or even trade, then these are just words and just trade. In fact, Erdogan, by his actions, including this one, distances himself from Russia and insists on his interests, that is, leads an undeclared war.

[fruit_cake]

what about the expelled Syrians from Syria to the same Turkey in the amount of several million?

[Siberian]

And about the Armenians, does he also remember?

[knn54]

As his mother would say, just not drink ...

[ZVS]

Erdogan was, is and will be the enemy of Russia. He understands only when they give him the teeth.

[1536]

Did you receive a letter from 10 Downing Street with a new methodological guide for dealing with Russia? Once again, the Turks want to put their country under the British feet. We are waiting for the new 2053, and the Turks are probably waiting for the 2056th? Crimea they still can not see how their ears!

[Keyser soze]

Turks time to get out of Constantinople.

[prior]

Another "Ball" was drawn.
We give him gas, Akkuyu, and he draws us Circassian "wigwams".
Unfinished Sultan. I already forgot how his ass was saved.

[KVU-NSVD]

Politicians often say words that make a lump in their throats. It is only worth remembering that all words have a true purpose and background, and are not always as noble as words. Erdogan is no exception - Chot Nada from the Circassians in terms of undercover Turkish activities somewhere in the area

places where they lived for centuries. "

[svp67]

Erdogan once again showed that his ambitions have no limits and I don’t know whether it is worth saving him again if someone wants to overthrow him again ...
And honestly, I was very indifferent to Libyan affairs, but now I wish success to the Haftar troops

[Operator]

The Circassians were not expelled from the Russian Empire, but by mutual consent were transferred to the Ottoman Empire, which settled them in the Middle East in order to combat Arab separatism.

So there is nothing for the Turks to pour crocodile tears over the Circassians.

[Maz]

Quote: AzDefence2020

Quote: fruit_cake

what about the expelled Syrians

They themselves left. Because cowards. They don’t know how to fight. Love an easy life. These are not my words, but the words of the prophet Muhammad himself, only I wrote in a more intelligible language. The same picture is with the Iraqis.

Are you a colleague bot-Cossack sent to us?

[ssnyper2007]

Turks are bad - we are good and vice versa ... As Palmerston said, there are no permanent allies, there are constant interests (and a geopolitical context). It is profitable for us to convince the Sultan against NATO - tourism, tomatoes, S-400 begins. Unprofitable - Armenians, tourism x 0, Kurds to Wellcome.
The Sultan sees the opportunity and acts - this runs counter to our interests - we must explain in an accessible way that one should not think that he and the Turkish military are descendants of Duncan McCloud. And finally, to do it harshly, regardless of "public opinion" or anything like the Jews.

[Capellan23]

Erdogan does not want to remember the transfer by the Bolsheviks of the Kars region from Russia and the support of Kemal?

[Junior Private]

Cheap national-genetic show-offs of Erdogan Pasha, sooner or later, come across not only in the tomato trade. The Ottomans were already embroiled in a military showdown, which is now not known when they will end and whether they will end at all. Everything else is spoiled relations with democracies, a very difficult situation in the economy, and one should not forget about the unsociable supporters of Gulen - it's time to shut up in order to pass for the clever.

[tekinoral]

Quote: Keyser Soze

Turks time to get out of Constantinople.

Come and take it away, and when will you get out of the Rhodope Mountains?

[Junior Private]

Quote: AzDefence2020

Quote: svp67

but now I wish success to the Haftar troops

Wish it is only useless. They will carry both the Hawtor and those who support him.

Unfortunately, this issue will be resolved without your participation. Like all similar issues with Armenians, Circassians, Kurds, etc.

[Barmaleyka]

Quote: Erodogan

"I share the pain of our Circassian brothers, who faced exile from their homeland 156 years ago."

share the Kurds pain

[tekinoral]

There, the Russians kick you so that you remember a thousand years. And the Turks and their Turkic sixes. And then the peacefully plowed tractor will turn on the afterburner and retire into orbit ... [/ Q
And does the Bulgarian write this?

[tekinoral]

share the pain of the Kurds [/ quote]
don't you share

[Junior Private]

Quote: tekinoral

Come and take it away, and when will you get out of the Rhodope Mountains?

Are the markets still quarantined?

[Andrey Ostroushko]

"I share the pain of our Circassian brothers, who 156 years ago faced expulsion from their homeland." And the mustachioed cockroach does not share the pain of 1,5 million Armenians who were exterminated by his relatives in 1915?

[7,62x54]

Nobody forcibly drove them out of Russia. The Circassians still could not calm down and traded robbery and massacre. What the then Russian emperor answered several times with military expeditions. The proud highlanders were driven from the mountains into rotten reeds, where they sat for several years, dying of malaria. Until part of the tribes bowed to their feet and accepted the citizenship of the Russian Empire, and part, especially stubborn barmaley, did not leave Russia.
Erdogan would better remember how he cut out Armenians and Greeks.

[Zaurbek]

Expeditions were constant on auls ... forced to evict. Then it was populated by the Russian population, Cossacks and refugees from Turkey.
One way or another, it was not the Highlanders who invaded the empire, but the empire came out to the warm sea. The story is the same as the Indians of America.

[7,62x54]

It could not be otherwise. For example, the Tatars, after the next capture of the Kazan Kremlin, took up their heads and began to assert themselves peacefully, integrating into the society and economy of Russia. No one interfered with the mountaineers doing this.

[reservist]

Quote: Zaurbek

The story is the same as the Indians of America.

and what empire of the Indians of America were evicted?

[Zaurbek]

About the same as the northern peoples like the Chukchi .. but harder of course.

[reservist]

Are these the very ones who, in the code of laws of the Russian Empire, belonged to peoples “not completely subjugated”, who “pay yasak, in whatever quantity and quality they wish”?

[Ru_Na]

Erdogan should be reminded of what the Turks did with the Greeks, Serbs, Bulgarians, Armenians, Kurds!

[tekinoral]

Quote: Ru_Na

Erdogan should be reminded of what the Turks did with the Greeks, Serbs, Bulgarians, Armenians, Kurds!

Have you seen? Or a historian?

[Ru_Na]

I want to disappoint you, I am a historian by training, so I know what I'm writing about, unlike you!

[Oquzyurd]

"I am a historian by training" I hope that when you realize that you deceived yourself. But for this you will have to look not only local books, but different sources, oppose, analyze, argue for yourself, then draw conclusions. Historian, this is how one can reach this title, and not just a diploma ...

[tekinoral]

Quote: Ru_Na

I am a historian by training,

Then you must by definition know that there was no genocide!

[Zaurbek]

The main thing is that the peoples themselves would remember this and be grateful to the country that liberated and saved them.

[tekinoral]

[quote = Zaurbek] The main thing is that the peoples themselves would remember this and be grateful to the country that liberated and saved them [/
Still sucking, elder?

[Zaurbek]

Commenting .... to whom should I suck?

[tekinoral]

Quote: Junior Private

Quote: tekinoral

Come and take it away, and when will you get out of the Rhodope Mountains?

Are the markets still quarantined?

I have money and not bad, even helped the site! Have you helped the site?

[Zaurbek]

At least someone remembered. And then thanks.

[veritas]

It would be necessary to resolve the issue of how we should not become unemployed. Mr. President, let us continue our business in the coming days.

An urgent issue for both Russia and us, too, they like to look towards history and remember the Polovtsy, Pechenegs. Coincidence? The stylistics of politicians are similar.

[avg]

Quote: veritas

An urgent issue for both Russia and us, too, they like to look towards history and remember the Polovtsy, Pechenegs. Coincidence? The stylistics of politicians are similar.

Actually, this is from the speech of Plevako who participated in the defense of the old woman, whose fault was the theft of a tin teapot worth 50 cents. The prosecutor turned up about the sacred property and, if you let people encroach on it, the country will die.
In response, Plevako spoke:
- Russia had to endure many troubles and trials for its more than a thousand-year existence. Pechenegs tormented her, Polovtsy, Tatars, Poles. Twelve languages ​​fell upon her, took Moscow. She endured everything, Russia overcame everything, only grew stronger and grew from trials. But now, now ... the old woman stole a kettle for fifty cents. Of course, Russia will not be able to withstand this, it will perish forever.
So, the Polovechens with the Pechenegs are just subtle trolling from Putin. And we must pay tribute to him, many fell for him.

[faterdom]

Yes, the issue to be resolved - they are ready to correct what they have done. Once Tsarist Russia expelled, then the next time it will be Tsarist again, it will be possible to return. Only without any repatriations - an exam in Russian, an oath to the Tsar, work for the good of Russia, living in the area where Moscow-Petersburg will be allocated without any. Children are full citizens.

[avg]

Quote: faterdom

living on the site where Moscow-Petersburg will be allocated without any there.

Is it possible in Sochi? We still have a tradition from the USSR - when the Armenians flee from Azerbaijanis, or vice versa, then they both settle in Sochi ...

[Voltsky]

The Lord should be reminded that all this was and not only in Russia and also everywhere. I advise you to accept this and not consider yourself or other saints, or ghouls and bloodsuckers.

[qobnvmog]

This is historical truth; Empire behaves as it should empire, ruthlessly towards the conquered. The Russian authorities paid the Turks for the deportation of the Circassians to Turkey.
Only Erdogan forgot to recall that the Turks were thrown out of greed in order to earn more, half-way around the Circassians and returning for the next. Taking advantage of the hopeless situation of defenseless people. There is evidence of this.

[Zaurbek]

In their new homeland, the Circassians performed the same functions as the Cossacks in the Russian Federation .... they shot them on the outskirts of the empire. And attracted to suppress bouquets in Turkey itself. And not only.

[slipped]

Quote: Zaurbek

Not only.

I see here almost all the commentators do not understand the topic. "Erdogan's Circassians" are not Circassians from Karachay-Cherkessia. All the small peoples inhabiting the Black Sea coast of the Caucasus in the regions of Sochi, Lazarevsky, Tuapse, Arkhipo-Osipovka and up to Taman were called Circassians. After their native "recalcitrant auls", where the campaign for rebelliousness was carried out by the British zaslanets, were practically destroyed by the tsarist troops, some of them went to the Kuban plains and became Adygs (yes, the same Maikop), some moved to Turkey and beyond. The former retained their culture and language, the latter assimilated.

[Zaurbek]

Circassians are Circassians-Adyghe-Kabardins ....
They expelled everyone from the mountains, part of the Ubykh and Abtzin tribes completely disappeared. Some of the Chechens and Dagestanis were resettled ...

[Zaurbek]

Maykop, a Russian fortress ..... became the capital of Adygea under the USSR, as did Grozny.

[Pug]

Quote: Zaurbek

Maykop, a Russian fortress ..... became the capital of Adygea under the USSR, as did Grozny.

Even when the Cossacks founded Grozny in the Tsarist Empire, read Lermontov, etc. Well, I didn’t hear anything about Adygea in history .. During Soviet times, dancing and history were dancing and history, like other peoples of the USSR ..
Now no one knows that such nations existed .. Feel the difference!

[Zaurbek]

Read books ... The Caucasian war ended in Adygea ... and the only place where the Russian fortifications were attacked and taken was also here.

[26rus]

Quote: Zaurbek

Maykop, a Russian fortress ..... became the capital of Adygea under the USSR, as did Grozny.

Like Cherkessk.

[Zaurbek]

Yes. Like Cherkessk.

[faterdom]

Quote: Zaurbek

In their new homeland, the Circassians performed the same functions as the Cossacks in the Russian Federation .... they shot them on the outskirts of the empire. And attracted to suppress bouquets in Turkey itself. And not only.

Well, I didn’t shoot, let’s put it, but I resettled. And then, how to say ... The elite guard of the King of Jordan is the Circassians, not the outskirts in any way.

[Zaurbek]

Jordan and Israel - Outskirts of the Ottoman Empire

[wandlitz]

And about the destruction of the Armenian people, by the Turks, Erdogan for some reason never remembers ....

[Radius]

Adygs and other highlanders were treated the way they deserved. They offered them ... Persuaded. They promised a lot. But the proud and stupid decided that it was more convenient to live by predation. Those who are smarter, have integrated themselves quite well and live well and prosper in hated Russia, in contrast to blessed Turkey, where they stupidly stupid.

[tekinoral]

Quote: Zaurbek

Commenting .... to whom should I suck?

pluses pluses

[Dmitry Shilling]

A man still lives in the 19th century, what to take from him, there are no current problems, but most likely, the one who recalls history in order to give a pundel to the ass of another state is either a hint at something, or an excuse is needed for exacerbation

[Revolver]

But can Erdogan remember the Armenian Genocide? And the fact that he has been doing with the Kurds in recent years is also quite genocidal.

[APAHAKC]

Turks were Turks will remain

[another RUSICH]

The topic is well known to me.
The Circassians, or rather, the Adyghe, were not expelled. They themselves left, expecting that they would be better in "fraternal" Islamic Turkey, which they later regretted very much, because no one was waiting for them there. More than a million Adyghe emigrated, most of whom died there from hunger.
So let it be better to remember how the Turks starved hundreds of thousands of co-religionists!

[Lord of the Sith]

Oh, let not tryndit, the Circassians or Adygeis were so persecuted and humiliated in Russia that they even created a republic within Russia.

May remember the genocide by the Turks of the Armenians, huh?

[Next]

To whom, but not the Turks, to depict compassion for the Circassian peoples, exported mostly to the territory of the Port. Everyone forgot that the harems in Turkey were immediately filled with girls from the Caucasus, how many Circassians did not swim to the coast of Turkey at all? All this is hypocrisy and nothing more. The Turks made excellent use of this relocation for their (different) purposes without regard to the interests of these peoples. That is why we no longer hear about Natukhais, Shapsugs, Ubykhs, Ahchipsou, etc. They disappeared not in the Caucasus, but in the expanses of the Ottoman Empire. It would be better if they moved to the plains of the Kuban and survived ...