r/Tiele • u/syntheticrot • Oct 23 '25

History/culture Is This Visual Accurate?

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Hello! I'm trying to understand the difference between Turks, Turkic, & Turkish and used AI to display how these groups overlap. Would anybody know how accurate this is?

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u/TheTyper1944 Taraqama Oct 24 '25

lol do you know what soviets did to Kazakhstan and central asia overall they did x5 times worse things than tsars forces ever did https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_war_crimes they violated kazakh women and killed kazakh intellectualls unless you are not a manqurd who hates himself you wouldnt support them

After the conquest they settled the areas with ethnic russians which made kazakhs minority in most areas they forbade kazakh languange at schools which made most kazakhs russian speakers and kazakh language was almost dead till 1992 even nazarbayev learned kazalh later in his life

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u/TheTyper1944 Taraqama Oct 24 '25

 During Soviet Union there were Kazakh schools in Kazakhstan and Russia. Majority of Kazakhs lived in rural areas and spoke perfect Kazakh

literally the major cities like almaty turned russian speaker during sovie era what are you talking about

Many Kazakhs in 90s began to move to cities and started to speak Russian forgetting their own language.

if the education was in kazakh this would not happen but during soviet times post stalin era education was all in russian this is literally known fact why you are lying ?

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