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In Search of the Lost Tribe: The Origins and Making of the Croatian Nation

Author: Osman Karatay

Language: English

Publisher: KaraM Publishing House

Place & Date: Corum, September, 2003

ISBN 975-6467-07-X, 19,5 x 13,5 cm, 155 pages

The Croats are a Balkanic people with a Slavic language. The issue of their origin has been subject to hard debates, but their roots are still "officially" not known. This book offers a new theory, well established in contrary to the others (the Iranic, Germanic, Slavic and Avaro-Bulgaric theories), about who the first Croats were, by explaining how a Turkic tribe disappeared in the north of the Caucasus and appeared in the south of Poland, and then migrated to Dalmatia to start the process of making of the Croatian nation. This study includes also many new ideas about Proto-Hungarian, Proto-Bulgarian, Proto-Serbian, as well as Bosnian and Khazarian histories.

Osman Karatay is one of the leading Balkanologs of Turkey, as well as a prominent Medieval historian, whose published books are: Ba'de Harab'il Bosna "After the Destruction of Bosnia" (Istanbul, 1997); Kosova Kanli Ova "Kosovo the Bloody Plain" (Istanbul, 1998); Balkanlarin Gulen Cehresi "The Smiling Face of the Balkans" (Ankara, 1999); Hirvat Ulusunun Olusumu. Erken Ortacag'da Turk-Hirvat Iliskileri "The Making of the Croatian Nation. Turko-Croatian Relations in the Early Medieval" (Ankara, 2000); et al (editor), The Turks, 6 volumes (Ankara, 2002); translation from Peter B. Golden, Turk Halklari Tarihine Giris "An Introduction to the History of the Turkic Peoples" (Ankara, 2002); Bosna-Hersek Baris Sureci "The Peace Process in Bosnia-Herzegovina" (Ankara, 2002); Iran ile Turan: Hayali Milletler Caginda Avrasya ve Ortadogu "Iran and Turan: Eurasia and the Middle East in the Age of Imaginary Nations" (Ankara, 2003); In Search of the Lost Tribe. The Origins and Making of the Croatian Nation (Corum, 2003).

CONTENTS:
Foreword 1
Introduction 3
The Iranic, Germanic and Slavic Theories 9
Bulgaric, Oghuric and Other Origins of the Actors 19
Post Hunnic Spectacle of Eastern Europe  31
The Age of Avar Supremacy in teh Western Steppes 40
The Yeras of Constant Rebellion Against the Avras 54
The Coming of Croats to Balkans 65
Who were the First Croats 80
The desertion of Khuber Khan  and Roots of Serbian State 97
Origins off Bosnian State  anf the Royal Kotroman Family 111
Conclusion 143
Literature 149

For ordering please write to sota@wanadoo.nl
 

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