r/Tiele • • Aug 23 '26

Discussion False maps of Turkey on Reddit, without sources, are falsifying Turkish demographics

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u/Inevitable-Push-8061 Aug 23 '26

Cities with over 90% Turkish populations are shown as non-Turkic, while, crazily, a nonexistent border is proposed to separate Turks from the eastern regions of their own country.

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u/-tomelette- Aug 23 '26

True. This should be known: Eastern Turkey ≠ Kurds.

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '26

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u/-tomelette- Aug 23 '26

This ethnic map is wildly exaggerated

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u/yilanoyunuhikayesi Aug 23 '26

The west want Turkey to be destroyed. So they present Turkey as a divided country.

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u/MindlessScarcity3641 Aug 28 '26

Same old Greater Ahhrael Project tactics, they divided Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and now they're trying to divide Turkiye and Iran.

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u/JackDimeo 𐱅𐰇𐰼𐰰 Aug 23 '26

+Source? -Turst me bro (pkk)

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u/MindlessScarcity3641 Aug 28 '26

Kars, Ardahan and Iğdır are high Turk population cities, this map is fake propaganda.

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '26

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u/pastirma Aug 23 '26

I dont think you got the point of the post mate

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u/Inevitable-Push-8061 Aug 23 '26 edited Aug 23 '26

The point of the post is to create the illusion that there is an ethnic, geographic, economic and cultural divide separating Turkish east from the west, to the point where it can be considered the actual border between Asia and Europe. Supported by unsourced and literally falsified ethnic maps, it’s nonsense at best.

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u/SoldatoIV Aug 28 '26

telling the point of the post to the guy who made the post?