FROM HISTORY OF RESEARCHES OF UZBEK LANGUAGE IN GERMANY (Before the 20th Century)
Turkology and Turkish linguistics in Germany have long been one of the leading teams in the world of Turkology. In this country, Turkology and Turkish languages have been studied since the 15th century. The schools of Turkology in the 18th and 19th centuries were founded in Prussia, in Leipzig, B...
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FROM HISTORY OF RESEARCHES OF UZBEK LANGUAGE IN GERMANY (Before the 20th Century) |
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Turkology and Turkish linguistics in Germany have long been one of the leading teams
in the world of Turkology. In this country, Turkology and Turkish languages have been studied
since the 15th century. The schools of Turkology in the 18th and 19th centuries were founded in
Prussia, in Leipzig, Berlin cities and some other German universities. Important research by
leading German Turkologists such as Hieronymus Megiser, Heinrich Julius von Klaproth,
Wilhelm Schott, Otto Fon Byotlink and W. Radlouff brought the Turkish linguistics in Germany
and Russia to higher levels. |
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german turkology turkish linguistics uzbeks uzbek uighur hieronymus megiser heinrich julius von klaproth wilhelm schott otto fon byotlink w. radloff. |
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