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    What are the influence of Turkic people on other cultures? I know Turkic have huge linguistic influence in the many territories they conquered but what other influences were there?

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    Not many,ottomans mainly brought "arabism" to Balkan
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    What about the Turkic hat? I see Central Asians, Turkish, Russians, North Caucasus people where these hats. I believe it must have been a Turkic nomadic influence.




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    I think people rather use it there because of the weather,its not only turkic
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hurrem sultana View Post
    I think people rather use it there because of the weather,its not only turkic


    Karakul (hat)

    Qaraqul means Black fur in Turkic, similar types of hats are common among Turkic people.


    In the USSR, the Karakul hat became very popular among Politburo members. It became common that Soviet leaders appeared in public, wearing this type of hat. The hat probably gained its prestige among Party leaders because it was an obligatory parade attribute of the czar and Soviet Generals.[citation needed] By wearing the Karakul hat, Soviet leaders wanted to underline their high political status. In the Soviet Union this hat also took the nickname the Pie-hat[citation needed] because it resembled traditional Russian pies.

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    Bosnia can be called Little Turkey.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Loki View Post
    Bosnia can be called Little Turkey.
    No,we dont have any turkic traditions
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hurrem sultana View Post
    No,we dont have any turkic traditions
    Turkish food, Turkish religion ... ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ButlerKing View Post
    What about the Turkic hat? I see Central Asians, Turkish, Russians, North Caucasus people where these hats. I believe it must have been a Turkic nomadic influence.
    Those hats were originally in the Caucasus before those Mongols came anywhere near Europe. They are from the Caucasus originally. They not Turkic or any other sort of Mongolian offspring.
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