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@Halfarmenianhalfcircassian
@Halfarmenianhalfcircassian Сағат бұрын
Those bulgarians killed our brothers in balkan muslim/turk genocide too😢Poor people🇦🇲🇹🇷♥️
@huseynhuseynov5109
@huseynhuseynov5109 2 сағат бұрын
Dude, at least add Turkish subtitles pls
@HistoryWithEm43
@HistoryWithEm43 2 сағат бұрын
I can't speak Turkish and have been told auto-subtitles are innacurate. I'm sorry
@alosreal
@alosreal 2 сағат бұрын
My dad joined one of the peacuful protest in turkey of this when he was a teen. I watched the movie of this and still cant believer how brainwashed people can be
@MARJİNALSANAT
@MARJİNALSANAT 2 сағат бұрын
There is funny thing.Bulgarian's fathers were Turks.They asmilited.That's our fault(Turkey).We did not save our little bros...
@HistoryWithEm43
@HistoryWithEm43 2 сағат бұрын
Do you have anything to back up that claim? Because I have things to back that the Bulgarians are Southern Slavs, who were influenced and intermingled with the Turkic Bulgars. And I do'nt see why you say "save", if you were right, there would be nothing wrong with them becoming South Slavs as long as it naturally happened
@thelonelyowl2654
@thelonelyowl2654 3 сағат бұрын
make a video about the macedonians in Pirinska
@Taukingur
@Taukingur 6 сағат бұрын
My great grandma came from Bulgaria to Turkey in the 30s, she was similarly treated as a foreigner
@EagleProductionsMK
@EagleProductionsMK 17 сағат бұрын
They (the Bulgarians) did the same to the Macedonians in what is known today as the Blagoevgrad district which is actually Pirin Macedonia after the Tito-Stalin split and when Todor Zhivkov came to power. What a Soviet asslicker Zhivkov was...
@HistoryWithEm43
@HistoryWithEm43 3 сағат бұрын
Blagoevgrad District and Pirin Macedonia are both valid names. Pirin Macedonia is more historic, and Blageovgrad District, more modern from what I can tell. Not simply "It's actually this, not that"
@EagleProductionsMK
@EagleProductionsMK 3 сағат бұрын
@HistoryWithEm43 Both names refer to the same region. One just emphasizes on the region's individuality while the other on the fact that it's part of the broader region of Macedonia 😁
@yonislav_9821
@yonislav_9821 18 сағат бұрын
Fun fact: turks in Bulgaria curse into bulgarian typically when they do something unwanted.
@cagataygedik7700
@cagataygedik7700 19 сағат бұрын
not mentioning naim süleymanoğlu is a huge miss
@HistoryWithEm43
@HistoryWithEm43 19 сағат бұрын
How?
@cagataygedik7700
@cagataygedik7700 18 сағат бұрын
@HistoryWithEm43 he is a weightlifting world champion even made to the cover of time magazine . he is born in bulgaria fled to turkey during a tournement in austuralia to tell the world oppressions bulgarian regime was doing to turks. after that bulgarians let turks to immigrate to turkey due to internatinal pressure. he has a movie too
@HistoryWithEm43
@HistoryWithEm43 18 сағат бұрын
@@cagataygedik7700 I know who he is, though thank you for telling me. I just do'nt see how it was a miss not to talk about him. He did'nt seem important to the story, just a footnote His story did'nt seem to have much to do with the pressure from the West
@ayhanfedai5013
@ayhanfedai5013 19 сағат бұрын
Origins of Turks in Bulgaria were mostly Turks that rebeled against Ottomans in a 100 year long rebellion called "Celali" in Anatolia and some Crieamean Tatars , decendents of Cuman-Kipchaks, they didnt settle there wilingly. While Bulgars talk about 500 years of asimilation Turks did to them they were subjects of their own Orthodox Bulgar church and have their own juristicial system. When they gain independence, %60 of Bulgars were literate while that number was %0,03 for Turks living there because it was forbiden to Turks by Ottomans.
@ugur2444
@ugur2444 20 сағат бұрын
My grandpa is a genocide survivor from Şumlu
@throwawaymyheart
@throwawaymyheart 20 сағат бұрын
Thanks for the very well put and informative video. It's straightforward and just long enough to not lose the viewers attention. Though i have to say some parts where the text or the speech goes faster than usual are noticeable.
@erenbirinci1133
@erenbirinci1133 21 сағат бұрын
The Bulgarians who say we were captives for 500 years had the opportunity to live your culture and religion for 500 years under the Ottoman rule. But you did not leave any Turks in Bulgaria for 100 years. Now you accuse the Turks of barbarism. The rich class that dealt with trade in the Ottoman rule were always Christians, the capital was in your hands. We, the Turks, were only poor farmers and soldiers who died in the war, you did not even go to the army. You had all religious and cultural rights. I dont understand what kind of captivity is this
@combustionberg3303
@combustionberg3303 18 сағат бұрын
not really it was much more complicated but in short Ottoman rule over bulgaria was like 1984 you could not critisize the ottomans you could not refuse the ottomans again its insanely complex but you are straight up lying rich christians in the ottoman empire were likely if not 100% foreigners from austria italian states german states and polish states since those had actual influence and a strong nation state backing them aswell as conections which were vital to the ottoman empire especially in its later states since it was insanely under developed and weak as a state
@erenbirinci1133
@erenbirinci1133 10 сағат бұрын
@combustionberg3303 Yes, the Ottoman Empire was economically very weak, most systems were underdeveloped, but capital and trade were really in the hands of Ottoman Christians and Jews. The Ottoman Empire had no assimilation efforts. If it had, there would have been no Bulgarians, Greeks, Serbs left in the 600-year period. Let's be fair about this. At least they would have all become Muslims. We Turks were just soldiers and farmers who died in wars.
@combustionberg3303
@combustionberg3303 3 сағат бұрын
@@erenbirinci1133 it did have assimilation attempts they just never went full steam with it but many times they attempted to or atleast tested on smaller scales
@luca_history
@luca_history 23 сағат бұрын
I didn't actually know about the Treaty of San Stefano and Berlin also affecting Montenegro, very interesting
@luca_history
@luca_history Күн бұрын
Great video! Now I'm kind of hoping for a video about the Italian Protectorate over Albania from 1917 to 1920
@luca_history
@luca_history Күн бұрын
2:23 miniscule correction but Spain has the wrong flag, the second republic started 8 years later so it should be the kingdom's flag
@HistoryWithEm43
@HistoryWithEm43 Күн бұрын
Thank you
@reopreop4690
@reopreop4690 Күн бұрын
It wasn't just Turkish people.. BCP sent a lot of Bulgarians into concentration camps as well. People who refused to give up their.land and become a part of a collective.
@drdmr
@drdmr Күн бұрын
I am a Bulgarian Turk who's family has had to flee the country, thank you for sharing this with people. We appreciate it
@inspectah6278
@inspectah6278 Күн бұрын
my family were from kardzhali part in Bulgaria and they had their name changed. I also have a Bulgarian passport because of it. My parents still use the bulgarian names on their bulgarian passport while later using their turkish names in turkish passport
@arstotzkain
@arstotzkain Күн бұрын
İ love human civilizations history, every civilation commit war crime lol. Politica is a real joke.
@leom6624
@leom6624 Күн бұрын
I'm from Germany and found this video to be very interesting
@ЛъчезарСтанев
@ЛъчезарСтанев Күн бұрын
BCP was mentioned many times, but thr video creator looks to be missing a key part of how thr communist goverments worked at that time. Almost total information controll pluse controls on all levels. Survival was challenge for the regular bulgerians going agrsnt the party was suicide. The BCP was put in power by a foreign army and acted to ensure the interests of that power, so if looking for reasons why bettter start with what was going on in Moscow.
@net2150
@net2150 Күн бұрын
ive actually never heard about it, thank you for the video
@ElrondsHairline
@ElrondsHairline Күн бұрын
I wouldn't call The Republic of Turkey a successor state of The Ottoman Empire. It wanted to be anything but that.
@europeanwar
@europeanwar Күн бұрын
yet it was held accountable for ottoman debt. so i would call it a successor. people claim that as well
@baalyoz
@baalyoz 21 сағат бұрын
Officially, it is change of regime.
@turan2815
@turan2815 Күн бұрын
Bulgars are slavifed turks and the worst thing they dont diny that
@HistoryWithEm43
@HistoryWithEm43 Күн бұрын
No, they are not Slavified Turks
@HCG95
@HCG95 2 күн бұрын
Humans are so silly…. Bulgars are literally Turks 😂
@HistoryWithEm43
@HistoryWithEm43 2 күн бұрын
Nothing about this is silly, and they are'nt. Bulgarians (not Bulgars) are Southern Slavs
@AsafEliaçık
@AsafEliaçık 2 күн бұрын
That was dark times my friends but I think that these events were caused by majorities fear of Turk influence this was very understandable as being under someone else’s banner is not a good feeling and we have seen more genocides in history like this like the 1200’s great colonizer country 1’s genocides against the Scottish population as they thought they could overgrow their rule or the “cleansing of the French.” I’m not going on details in this horrific event but the French just decimated the eastern German population to consolidate their territorial gains against lesser German kingdoms, principalities and duchies. And many others existed before the mustache man and the great colonizer countries’s slaughters of the 19th-20th century . So I think that’s why they did this quote on quote ‘assimilation’ .
@julianivanov3058
@julianivanov3058 2 күн бұрын
This is possibly the worst crime Bulgaria as a state has ever committed, and it's one that has gone unpunished and mostly forgotten. Our society hasn't matured enough to be able to come to terms with this event accordingly. Had things played out a little differently, those responsible for these actions would've been tried at the Hague.
@datoda3593
@datoda3593 2 сағат бұрын
Turkey's treatment of its minorities, multiple attempts of forced assimilation and ethnic slaughter have all also gone unpunished. Why would Bulgaria be guiltripped into an apology when the biggest culprit of it in the region doesnt even recognize that those things have happend? Like it or not no one will get punished for it and today it is simply better to leave it as history than to actively try and open the old wound
@luca_history
@luca_history 2 күн бұрын
I wonder whether Dobruja might have been a reason for some Bulgarians supporting a theoretical Bulgarian-Romanian personal union during the 19th and 20th century
@luca_history
@luca_history 2 күн бұрын
"There are no Turks in Bulgaria There have never been Turks in Bulgaria Bulgaria has always been Bulgarian"
@testtester1012
@testtester1012 2 күн бұрын
no bulgarians are turkish
@HistoryWithEm43
@HistoryWithEm43 2 күн бұрын
@testtester1012 no, they're South Slavs
@asafatl3296
@asafatl3296 Күн бұрын
Actually the original bulgars war Turkic
@luca_history
@luca_history Күн бұрын
@@asafatl3296 They were 1. Not Oghuz but Oghuric unlike Turks 2. They adopted elements from Iranic, Finno-Ugric and Hunnic tribes And 3. They assimilated into the South Slavic population so modern Bulgarians are undeniably slavs
@luca_history
@luca_history Күн бұрын
But yes the Bulgars were Turkic
@luca_history
@luca_history 2 күн бұрын
Thank you for covering such an overlooked topic. When I first saw an ethnic map of the Balkans in the 1910s I wondered how the Turks on the Black Sea Coast and other parts of Bulgaria and Romania have been doing
@blagoevski336
@blagoevski336 2 күн бұрын
Sad
@zweihandersarecool5929
@zweihandersarecool5929 2 күн бұрын
bulgaria "chose" communism? good joke
@HistoryWithEm43
@HistoryWithEm43 Күн бұрын
I do'nt remember what exactly I said, but I probaly did mean it as a joke
@ianislavgeorgiev3525
@ianislavgeorgiev3525 2 күн бұрын
Yeah , remember all the Bulgarians the turks trew out of turkey , stories of my old family members say people were taking what they can and went to walk to bulgaria, babies and old people were stranded on the roads to god s mercy. Balkans are a cruel place, we can all cry about it but stuff happen for a reason. also during the name change my father was a kid and remembers turkish rebels trying to poison the water supply of their town , all the turks knew not to drink the water , they got caught and it was said they were turkish saboutuers that wanted to escalate the protests in to a conflict , we had a few times that we were on the verge of war between eachother during our comunist/socialist times
@ardamadanoglu
@ardamadanoglu 2 күн бұрын
The story of my parents... 🇧🇬🇹🇷
@commenterthe3rd
@commenterthe3rd 2 күн бұрын
good video, I enjoyed it a lot as a Türk I also like how neutural you were, your sound quality can be improved though
@HistoryWithEm43
@HistoryWithEm43 2 күн бұрын
Thanks. And yeah, alot of my quality could improve lol. I'm making these videos on a 6 year old phone
@goodiestudios5588
@goodiestudios5588 2 күн бұрын
My grandpa was one of the turks living in bulgaria. The day the bulgarian army came, all of the residents in the village he lived in gathered at the gates of the village to stand against the army. But to no avail since bulgarians later used guns to scare them away, 3 got killed 5 got injured. After that they gave them slavic name and surnames and forbid them to ever use turkish again. So half of the residents migrated to turkiye. Thanks for reading so far.
@AOl-mi1ln
@AOl-mi1ln 2 күн бұрын
Isn't that what Turks did to Greeks? And are still doing to Arabs and kurds in turkey. If you don't want to assimilate, then leave. Your culture and language is only superior in your country. Elsewhere you're a foreigner.
@Fahrecen
@Fahrecen 2 күн бұрын
Could you cover greek massacre of turkish cypriots that happened in 1960?
@vasilisgm8966
@vasilisgm8966 2 күн бұрын
Sure, let us also cover the Greek Genocide of 1913-1923.
@Fahrecen
@Fahrecen 2 күн бұрын
​@@vasilisgm8966 greek genocide of turks that happened in izmir you meant?
@Fahrecen
@Fahrecen 2 күн бұрын
@@vasilisgm8966 since when protecting your country from invaders became a genocide?
@vasilisgm8966
@vasilisgm8966 2 күн бұрын
@Fahrecen You seem to misunderstand my reply "Fahrecen." Did we invade Turkey in 1913? No. Neither did we until we liberated it in 1919. So generally, you give a poor excuse for someone whose country was complicit in killing over 2 million Greeks, Armenians, and Assyrians.
@Fahrecen
@Fahrecen 2 күн бұрын
@@vasilisgm8966 greeks massacred turkish ppl in izmir 1919 when invader greek forces came
@OkachaWasTaken
@OkachaWasTaken 2 күн бұрын
Taking revenge on the common people for actions done by the ottoman sultans hundred years ago, I don't know why you tried to justify the bulgarian actions at the end of the video.
@HistoryWithEm43
@HistoryWithEm43 2 күн бұрын
I did'nt try to justify it, I tried to show how *they* tried to justify it. What the BCP did was wrong in every sense of the word, and if you look through the comments I am arguing with people that it was wrong
@Hsbgg
@Hsbgg 3 күн бұрын
Damn now let’s talk about all the genocides the Turks did
@OkachaWasTaken
@OkachaWasTaken 2 күн бұрын
You're saying that with a Croatia pfp?
@lavishx_
@lavishx_ 2 күн бұрын
That doesnt jusitify something done much later with no correlation. Genocide is an evil and shouldnt ever be done in the first place.
@Fahrecen
@Fahrecen 2 күн бұрын
Now lets talk about all the genocides balkans did
@Hsbgg
@Hsbgg 2 күн бұрын
@@OkachaWasTaken I’m reverting to Orthodox( that makes me a Serb) I don’t know how to change it
@Hsbgg
@Hsbgg 2 күн бұрын
@@lavishx_ still these Turks are like the boy who cried wolf
@HansTheAustronesian
@HansTheAustronesian 3 күн бұрын
4:16 “There is no war in Ba Sing Se” ahh slogan
@hozy_weh
@hozy_weh 3 күн бұрын
so after the turks did unspeakable things to the local population for centuries the people there dont want them anywhere near them? Seems pretty understandable to me
@HistoryWithEm43
@HistoryWithEm43 3 күн бұрын
Does murdering a child for her grandfathers crimes make justice? No
@Fahrecen
@Fahrecen 2 күн бұрын
Whats the unspeakable things you say?
@rewriting-history
@rewriting-history 3 күн бұрын
As a Bulgarian, I appreciate this video. Never put the dots together of the Cyprus war in 1974 and how Bulgaria responded to their Turkish population in the coming years. Regarding your last point of Bulgarians doing it for revenge, I find it plausible. Any Bulgarian grandparents alive today have negative view of the Turkish people, unless they are Turkish themselves, and I mean ANY. So, when these grandparents were young adults in their 20s, they most likely held the same extreme anti-Turkish views they do now. These people were thought to hate the Turkish people and were generally greatly brainwashed by the communists. I won't be surprised if Bulgaria did this to take revenge, but also the majority of the population most likely supported it, as these people are still alive today and hate the Turkish people.
@TheFishee
@TheFishee 3 күн бұрын
im a half bulgarian half turkic person and im glad my ancestors left bulgaria
@nikolaykaradzhiev1889
@nikolaykaradzhiev1889 3 күн бұрын
The reasoning you gave at the end is wrong. There are two main reasons behind the ethnic cleansing campaign: 1. A measure to distract from the failing system and control the transition, the very same happened in Yugoslavia etc. Elsewhere like Poland and Czechia where the communists failed to take the nationalist position - they were wiped out during the transition, whereas in Bulgaria, Serbia etc where they took the nationalist position - they remain in power to this day. 2. A mandate from Moscow to give ethnic assimilation such as this a trial run, as the USSR was <50% Russian and the Kremlin considered that an existential problem. Bulgaria was used in such ways many times...
@HistoryWithEm43
@HistoryWithEm43 2 күн бұрын
Do you have sources for that? I've read rumors that the USSR told Bulgaria to do this, but didn't read a historian saying so. The first I've never heard of
@nikolaykaradzhiev1889
@nikolaykaradzhiev1889 2 күн бұрын
@@HistoryWithEm43 This man is the founder and co-leader of the Turkish party for rights and freedoms in Bulgaria "ДПС", he was a Communist State Security agent himself [Bulgarian KGB], so were the other founders of this party etc... And he outlines it verbatim here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6vCcnaKeL17paM&ab_channel=BankerMedia Starts at 6:00, if you have any understanding of Slavic languages you will get the jist of it. or perhaps try using AI
@combustionberg3303
@combustionberg3303 18 сағат бұрын
@@HistoryWithEm43 when it comes to eastern bloc dealings and such nothing is documented especially for such events only if you get the story from someone who was in the backroom the plan was made, trust me i have been scouring the internet for years and anything pertaining to Bulgaria x Russia communications and orders and all stuff similar is not documented and a lot of the communists from that time will take that to their graves you can go scour the internet but a reliable source you will not find for anything more ambiguous you would need to scour KGB and later FSB records which are under key and lock and unlike cia they have no declassification its impossible to get hold of such information reliably unless you go interviewing whistle blowers from those times and those are not reliable sources
@stalkerentertainment3671
@stalkerentertainment3671 3 күн бұрын
You are the only Westerner that talks about this while often many people even Turks overlooked it. I remember the history of Naim Süleymanoğlu who fled Communist Bulgaria during a competition in Australia. Imagine having your identity and culture taken from you yet they still expect you to win in competitions. He also exposed the BCP's forced assimilation and atrocities in the UN assembly which led to opening the borders for Bulgarian Turks to flee towards Türkiye. Hopefully it doesn't repeat and not only to the Turks but all minorities in countries. Thank you for talking about it and stay frosty!
@mikethequestioningpineappl5083
@mikethequestioningpineappl5083 3 күн бұрын
Süleymanoğlu got the Bulgarians to not participate if I recall correctly and became somewhat of a son figure for the then president
@boran2796
@boran2796 3 күн бұрын
If what balkan people did to Turks in 50 years, Turks did to them in 500 years under Ottoman's. There would only be Turks left in Balkans and Anatolia
@HistoryWithEm43
@HistoryWithEm43 3 күн бұрын
Probably not, but we can't know that for sure. Hopefully that will never happen though
@alexatanasov9573
@alexatanasov9573 Күн бұрын
The reason why balkans did it to Turkish is because Ottomans came in the Balkans :)
@HistoryWithEm43
@HistoryWithEm43 19 сағат бұрын
@@alexatanasov9573 So you think its fine to murder children, force people to lose their identity and commit r*pe because 500 years ago some people moved into the region, and because over a hundred years ago people committed crimes? You people are what give the Balkans a bad name
@datoda3593
@datoda3593 3 сағат бұрын
​​@@HistoryWithEm43All of the things you have mentioned here were done by the Ottomans to the Christian populations of the Balkans. Centuries of Islamic occupation, being treated as second class citizen in your own homeland, having your own children kidnapped to be groomed to be soldiers and being actively targeted by the Islamic slave trade and much MUCH more... Not to mention the same assimilation attempts were done by the Turks with Ataturk who wanted to homogenize the nation and as result forcebly changed people's names and renamed entire regions, towns, villages etc to have more "turkish" sound to them. Just look at what happend with Lazs and Georgians from North Eastern Turkey.. So when Turkey itself had fallen so low why did you expect Bulgarians to not do the same. Turks get to turn themselves into a homogenous nation, but all Bulgaria can do is watch? Lmao Come on bro, 20th century was the century of nation building, assimilations and ethnic deportations were an incredibly common place and as wrong as they may seem from modern perspective the reality is that is has saved those nations literal decades if not centuries of future ethnic conflict and potential wars
@achimkunisch8619
@achimkunisch8619 3 күн бұрын
The Italians did the same thing to the Germans in soulth Tyrol.
@Tom.tom123-i7t
@Tom.tom123-i7t 3 күн бұрын
What a cruelty it is to forcefully change people's names...
@mikethequestioningpineappl5083
@mikethequestioningpineappl5083 3 күн бұрын
It is like you not being allowed to use the name Tom but shit like Mehmed, Ahmed, Yusuf
@Tom.tom123-i7t
@Tom.tom123-i7t 2 күн бұрын
@@mikethequestioningpineappl5083 I didn't understand what you said? I guess your native language is not English. If you explain it a little more clearly, I can understand you better.
@Fahrecen
@Fahrecen 2 күн бұрын
Fr some ppl say its eye for an eye but ottoman empire never forced anyone to change their names
@mikethequestioningpineappl5083
@mikethequestioningpineappl5083 2 күн бұрын
@Fahrecen Never forced to change religion and names, however religion brought more taxes on them and they had a strict no rebellion policy so they took children and raised them to be Janisarries(?) Which after their training and conversion they can just leave however some Sultans were still very cruel to cities that rebelled whilst some weren't I.e Vlad the Impaler was given 3 chances to fold(which he took before revolting again) and despite literally being so brutal towards soldiers and men of the Empire his population was spared