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CIVILIZATION
Toward
the end of the 19th century and into the first decades of the 20th,
scientific and archeological expeditions to the region of Eastern
Turkestan's Silk Road discovered numerous cave temples, monastery
ruins, wall paintings, as well as valuable miniatures, books and
documents.
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UYGUR AWAZI
Any Uygur from East Turkistan wish
to say to the Free World Community the following facts:
PEOPLE OF East Turkistan DO NOT WANT MORE THAN THE FREEDOM
,INDEPENDENCE AND THE DEMOCRACY
WE HERE IN THIS SITE want to let all the free world and all human
rights supporters and all of our Muslim brothers to know what
happening in our country EAST TURKISTAN,Yes, our country is not part
of China ,it is not xinjiang but it is known through thousands of
years as East Turkistan or Uyguristan , it is known as The original
land of Turk all over the history ,Yes we fight to get our freedom
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In the National
Archives in Stockholm there is a collection called "Ostturkestansamlingen"
- the East Turkestan collection - gathered by the late Samuel Franne.
It contains almost 8 800 photographs, texts, diaries of Swedes who
worked in East Turkestan from the period of 1892 till 1938.
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Isa Yusuf Alptekin
GRATITUDE DAY FOR ISA YUSUF ALPTEKIN
The Turkish Literary Foundation in Istanbul
organized a Gratitude Day for Isa Yusuf Alptekin, a 90-year-old
Eastern Turkestani leader in exile, to thank him for his struggle
for human rights, democracy and the self-determination of his
people. Turkish ministers, scholars, intellectuals and other Turkic
representatives living in Turkey and abroad attended the ceremony
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URUMCHI UYGUR MUQAM ASSEMLY VISITS GERMANY
The Urumchi Uygur Muqam Assembly visited Germany
giving concerts in Munich, Berlin, Bochum, Bonn and
Cologne. On the eve of the concert in Munich, Regina
Gelber, a leading correspondent of the Bavarian
Radio and TV, interviewed Asgar Can, the Secretary
General of Eastern Turkestan Cultural and Social
Association (ETCSA) in Munich, on Uygur history,
culture and civilization.
In a second interview, Regina Gelber criticized the
Chinese authorities for not allowing the Urumchi
Uygur Muqam Assembly to attend a dinner party
arranged by the Uygurs living in Munich.
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