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The Novgorod Kremlin beside the Volkhov River
Travel

Veliky Novgorod: The Complete Travel Guide Series

Plan a trip to Veliky Novgorod, the cradle of Russia, from the ancient Detinets Kremlin to Lake Ilmen and the city quiet evenings.

The Motherland Calls statue overlooking Volgograd
Travel

Volgograd: The Complete Travel Guide Series

Plan a trip to Volgograd, the city that was Stalingrad, from the colossal Motherland Calls to the living riverfront on the Volga.

History

Vote on whether you would give your honey a “Turkish name”.

Vote on whether you would give your honey a “Turkish name”. 18 Sunday Oct 2015 Posted by Türk in Articles ≈ 1 Comment Tagsturkish

History

Wawel Royal Castle: The Sacred Hill at the Heart of Poland

There are castles that a nation loves, and then there is Wawel, which a nation almost worships. Rising on a limestone hill above the Vistula river in the heart of

Folks

What Made the Germans a Nation of Poets and Thinkers

At the heart of Europe, the Germans gave the world Bach, Kant, and Einstein, fell into the abyss of Nazism, and rebuilt themselves as a democracy that confronts its history. An honest, in-depth portrait.

History

When were the First Events in Turkish History?

First Turkish State Established in History, Asian Hun State First National Turkish State Established with Turkish Name, I. Göktürk State3.First Turkish State to Settled in Life, Uyghurs The First Turks

Folks

Where Europe Meets Africa and the Sea, the Story of Spain

Heirs of Romans and Visigoths, of the Muslims and Jews of al-Andalus, and of a global empire, the Spanish are a people forged at the crossroads of Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

Folks

Why the Welsh Still Speak the Language of the Ancient Britons

The Welsh are the keepers of an older Britain, speaking one of Europe’s oldest living languages. A grounded look at their Celtic origins, conquest, and language revival.

Churches of Yaroslav Court beside the Volkhov River in Novgorod
Travel

Yaroslav Court and the Volkhov: Where the Medieval Merchant Republic Did Business

Across the river from the Kremlin lies Yaroslav Court, the ancient marketplace and church-crowded trading side of Veliky Novgorod.

History

Yazı Yolcusu’s Turkish Alphabet (Gokturkish) studies

You can watch all these works written in Turkish (GökTürk), Latin and Arabic alphabets and more from Mr. Hayri Tekgöz’s (Writing Passenger) Facebook link: WRITING PASSENGER