Qrim tatarlari (Uzbek Wikipedia)

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  • Kinstler, Linda (2 March 2014). „The Crimean Tatars: A Primer“. The New Republic. 9 March 2021da asl nusxadan arxivlandi. Qaraldi: 27 March 2018.

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  • There is a popular thesis in the Russian-Soviet propaganda about the Crimean Tatars betrayal of Khmelnytsky. However, the words of the vizier of the Crimean khanate Sefer Ğazı show just the opposite. He said: „The Zaporozhian Cossacks spent 800 years in servitude with the Polish kings, then seven years with us, and we, taking them together and hoping that they would be righteous and standing in service, defended them, fought for them with Poland and Lithuania, shed a lot of innocent blood, and did not allow them to be harmed. Back then there were only 8,000 Cossacks, and we Tatars made 20,000 of them. The Cossacks liked it, when we covered them and always came to their aid, then Khmelnytsky kissed me, Sefergazy-Aga, in the legs and wanted to be with us in submission forever. Now the Cossacks have misappropriated us, betrayed us, forgotten our goodness, gone to the Tsar of Moscow. You, members, know that it is traitors and rebels who will betray the Tsar just as they betrayed us and the Poles. Mehmed Giray the Tsar is unable to do anything but to walk on them and destroy them. I do not think any of the Crimeans and Nogais will have a claw on the fingers of their hands, I donʼt think their eyes will be covered with ground — then only the treachery and the Cossack faith will be avenged.“ (source of the quote (Wayback Machine saytida 7 April 2022 sanasida arxivlangan))

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  • There is a popular thesis in the Russian-Soviet propaganda about the Crimean Tatars betrayal of Khmelnytsky. However, the words of the vizier of the Crimean khanate Sefer Ğazı show just the opposite. He said: „The Zaporozhian Cossacks spent 800 years in servitude with the Polish kings, then seven years with us, and we, taking them together and hoping that they would be righteous and standing in service, defended them, fought for them with Poland and Lithuania, shed a lot of innocent blood, and did not allow them to be harmed. Back then there were only 8,000 Cossacks, and we Tatars made 20,000 of them. The Cossacks liked it, when we covered them and always came to their aid, then Khmelnytsky kissed me, Sefergazy-Aga, in the legs and wanted to be with us in submission forever. Now the Cossacks have misappropriated us, betrayed us, forgotten our goodness, gone to the Tsar of Moscow. You, members, know that it is traitors and rebels who will betray the Tsar just as they betrayed us and the Poles. Mehmed Giray the Tsar is unable to do anything but to walk on them and destroy them. I do not think any of the Crimeans and Nogais will have a claw on the fingers of their hands, I donʼt think their eyes will be covered with ground — then only the treachery and the Cossack faith will be avenged.“ (source of the quote (Wayback Machine saytida 7 April 2022 sanasida arxivlangan))

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  •  Kropotkin, Peter Alexeivitch; Bealby, John Thomas (1911) "Crimea" in Chisholm, Hugh Encyclopædia Britannica 7 (11chi nashri) Cambridge University Press 449–450; see page 450, (1) half way down & (2) final line b "(1) Meanwhile the Tatars had got a firm footing in the northern and central parts of the peninsula as early as the 13th century...&...(2)...and in the first years of the 20th century, the Tatars emigrated in large numbers to the Ottoman empire." 

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