| No 35
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The Turkish-Speaking Ethnic Groups in Europe |
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Publication (Journal) |
Europa Ethnica 41 no. 2 (1993): 33-48 |
| Published in |
Austria, 1984 |
| Language |
English |
| Abstract |
The Turkish-Tataric minorities in the Balkans, southern Russia, the Baltic states, and Poland are discussed. Drawing data from a wide range of literature, a brief description of eleven distinct ethnic groups is presented, including their numbers, distribution, language, and history. The largest concentration of expatriate Turks are the 650,000 in Bulgaria. The Krimchaks, a Turkish-speaking Jewish group, were eliminated by the Nazis. |
| Discipline(s) |
demography
, social history
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