Can you image, some communities on Earth are ignorant of their Turkic origins and will never believe you if you tell them who they are.... They were conquered, at one time or another, and forbidden, on pain of death, to speak their native tongue. They just forgot it clean, out of fear of reprisal. And with it their forefathers and all that had come before.... They were now people without memory or knowledge of their real past. This is the kind of thing that happened to people on our planet, though. Of course, these people have visages that look exactly like the faces of their ancestors (what the genes would then be good for?). Take the Austrians or Bavarians, Bulgarians or Bosnians, Magyars or Lithuanians, Poles or Saxons, Serbs or Ukrainians, Czechs or Croats, Burgundians or Catalans.... Nearly all of them blue-eyed and fair-haired (exact replicas of the ancient Turkic men and women), and all blissfully oblivious of their common roots. Doesn't that strike you? Many unsuspicious Americans, Britons, Armenians, Georgians, Spaniards, and Italians have Turkic blood flowing in their veins. And especially Iranians, Russians and French. They, too, wear the unspoiled faces of their ancient Turkic forerunners, and they, too, are dead sure they are anything but.... A sad enough story. It has been made that way, though - sad, or more accurately, broken before it could be written to the end.
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● "The Sarmatians belonged to the large Turkish familytree of nations who inhabited the steppes of Asia. Under the name of Turanian, Massagetae and Parthians they were well known to the ancient world."

(Anton Barański, and the prehistoric times in the light of the pet culture, M. Perles, 1897, page 276)
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● "The Sarmatian horses who are known to us wore images of burnt marks, often called Tamgas. [...] According to Maenchen-Help the word Tamga comes from the Turkish and means "seal, owned brand". Maenchen-Help, Huns, p. 161."

(Urs Müller, The influence of the Sarmatians on the Germanic Peoples, P. Lang, 1998, page 89)
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● "Around 700 BC "royal Scythians" came firstly. Later "Sarmatians" migrated from the regions of the Caspian Sea to the southern steppes. They were of Parthian origin, they wore Parthian dresses with wide trousers and a flowing robe. They spoke as the Parthians, a Turkic dialect. Soon after that there appeared further Turkic tribes from Asia, [...] The Sarmatians were the bravest and most powerful tribe of the Turks. Soon all the Turkic invaders were called Sarmatians. Around the
birth of Christ the Turkic horsemen have advanced to the Vistula (Poland), their power handed from the Caucasus to the Vistula."

(Anton Barański, and the prehistoric times in the light of the pet culture, M. Perles, 1897, page 278)
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● "The explanation of the Scythian words by the Iranian language is often full of contradictions and is greatly exaggerated. However it is assumed that there is an Altaic upper class, which gave orders to the Greek and Iranian artists [...]"

(Karl Bouda, Contributions to the Caucasian and Siberian Linguistics, Volume 24, Kraus Reprint, 1966, p. 66)
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