08-10-2021, 06:03 PM
@joben
It's not that simple either.
After all, it was the Byzantine Empire for a long time. Eastern Roman Empire. See Bishop of Adana (Turkey), also known as Santa Klaus. And still went as far as Venice in the year 1000.
The Ottoman attacks were a reaction to the European Crusades, and they were not friendly either.
Everything has left traces, but nevertheless I consider Turkish in today's way as highly improbable.
The idea of European origin is due to the German words, the incomprehensible Romanesque and the wall crenellations and plants, and drawing style and.........
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It's not that simple either.
After all, it was the Byzantine Empire for a long time. Eastern Roman Empire. See Bishop of Adana (Turkey), also known as Santa Klaus. And still went as far as Venice in the year 1000.
The Ottoman attacks were a reaction to the European Crusades, and they were not friendly either.
Everything has left traces, but nevertheless I consider Turkish in today's way as highly improbable.
The idea of European origin is due to the German words, the incomprehensible Romanesque and the wall crenellations and plants, and drawing style and.........
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