6

7

2

(57. Congress of the Federalist Union of European Nationalities“, 16.-20. May 2012, Moscow)

Dr. Mieste Hotopp-Riecke, ICATAT, Institute for Caucasica-, Tatarica- and Turkestan Studies, Berlin/Magdeburg/Aqmescit Expert for issues of Turkic peoples at Society for Threatened Peoples International (GfbV)

Ethno-religious diversity and the perception of the other: Russian Federation – the unknown multi-ethnic state (?)

History of Migration in Eurasian context: The Northern Caucasus

Perception of the history

history education / human rights education Minority mainstreaming

Dr. Mieste Hotopp-Riecke, ICATAT Berlin , FUEN-Congress, Moscow, 16.-20.5.2012

Migration waves from East to West

1. & 2. Köktürk Empire 552 to 742 (581) Migration waves: Hunnic people, Awares,

Pecheneks, Khazars, Kipchaks, Bolgars –

North Stream Seljuks, Oguz, Turkomans

South stream

Orkhon-­‐Rune,  Issik  Kul  (5.  ctr.),  Yenissey  (730)  

Dr. Mieste Hotopp-Riecke, ICATAT Berlin , FUEN-Congress, Moscow, 16.-20.5.2012

Long history of east west movement and settlement of Altaic people in Europe

Dr. Mieste Hotopp-Riecke, ICATAT Berlin , FUEN-Congress, Moscow, 16.-20.5.2012

Temüdshin / Tshingis Khan Činggis Qaɣan * 1155, 1162 resp. 1167; † 1227

One of the roots of todays Turkic people (like Tatars, Balkars, Kumyks…)

Dr. Mieste Hotopp-Riecke, ICATAT Berlin , FUEN-Congress, Moscow, 16.-20.5.2012

From Altay to Danube: Mystic dreamland of ancient Turkic people

The sagas of Dede Qorqud and Ergenekon situated in Central Eurasia as a sematic reservoir of common Turkic self perception

Diversity of Turkic languages in Eurasia

The Indo-European language family

Dr. Mieste Hotopp-Riecke, ICATAT Berlin , FUEN-Congress, Moscow, 16.-20.5.2012

Conclusion •  Forewards to a „minority friendly environment“ all over Europe through solidarity and cooperation between minorities from in and outside the EU as well as through using more effective the structures of existing NGO-networks like FUEN. •  It would be essential to transform the history of Russia and the Turkic Empires of the East in school medias and public discourses into a common history of both: Slavic history as a part of great Turkic civilizations history and vice versa (acknowledgement of reciprocal acculturation) •  implementation of a Minority Mainstreaming process similar to approved instruments of Gender Mainstreaming

Therefore necessary: •  scientific support •  financed project-programs •  individual activities •  know-how-transfer from East to West and West to East

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