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Real Sarmatians:
Very few individuals are even aware of the existence of these forgotten northern Iranians. In the west, the Sarmatians are incorrectly assumed to be another group of "Eastern Germans" (Ostrogoths). Some western authors have recently attempted to avoid referring to the Saramatians Iranian origins. Nevertheless History cannot be changed and the descendents of the Saramatians now live in a region called Ossetia (between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Georgia). The Ossetians speak an Iranian language related to the Farsi of Iran.
The Ossetians descend from Iranian tribes of Eurasia, namely Alans, Sarmatians and Scythians. They became Christians during the early Middle Ages under Georgian and Byzantine influence. In the 8th century a consolidated Alan kingdom, referred to in sources of the period as Alania, emerged in the northern Caucasus Mountains, roughly in the location of modern Circassia and North Ossetia-Alania. At its height Alania was a regional power, with a strong military and vast wealth from the Silk Road. Forced out of their medieval homeland (south of the River Don in present-day Russia) during Mongol rule, they migrated towards and over the Caucasus mountains, where they formed three distinct territorial entities:
• Digor in the west came under the influence of the neighboring Kabard people, who introduced Islam. The lands once known as Digor are now part of the Kabardino-Balkaria Republic.
• Tualläg in the south, in the Georgian central region of Shida Kartli. In 1924 part became known as South Ossetia
• Iron in the north became what is now North Ossetia/Alania, under Russian rule from 1767.
The Ossetians of Georgia suffered under Soviet rule in the 20th century and in the Georgian-Ossetian conflict in the early 1990s.
Language
Main article: Ossetic language
The Ossetic language is divided into two main dialect groups, Kudarian (os. - Къудайраг) of South Ossetia; Ironian (os. - Ирон) and Digorian (os. - Дыгурон) of North Ossetia. There are also some other dialects, like Tualian, Alagirian, Ksanian, etc. Ironian dialect is the most widely spoken.
Ossetic is classified as Northeastern Iranian, the only other surviving member of the subgroup being Yaghnobi, spoken more than 2,000 km to the east in Tajikistan. Both are remnants of the Scytho-Sarmatian dialect group which was once spoken across Central Asia.
Religion
Today the majority of Ossetians, from both North and South Ossetia, follow Eastern Orthodoxy. As the time went by, Digor in the west came under Kabard and Islamic influence. It was through the Kabardians (an East Circassian tribe) that Islam was introduced into the region in the 17th century. Today, a large minority profess Islam (mostly Sunni, but Sufi orders are widespread). Tuallag in the southernmost region became part of what is now Georgia, and Iron, the northernmost group, came under Russian rule after 1767, which strengthened Orthodox Christianity considerably. Most of the Ossetes today are Eastern Orthodox Christians.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ossetians
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alans
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarmatians
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scythians
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iranian_peoples
Multiethnic Georgia - History Ossetians in Georgia
Многонациональная Грузия - История осетин в Грузии
- published: 01 Jun 2010
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Genetic shock for pan-Iranists and pan-Indo-Europeanist (essentially the same): Russian biochemist, founder and president of the international Academy of DNA Genealogy, Anatoly Klyosov enlightens us with the harsh truth of DNA. The fake Scytho-Iranian theory, fabricated by Abaev and other Indo-European fundamentalists in the 1940's, is officially debunked by genetics. Генетик: Осетины не аланы!!
- published: 11 Jul 2016
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CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE: PICTURES INCLUDED IN THIS EDIT WERE SHOT BY AN AP CAMERAMAN ON A RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY FACILITY
SHOTLIST
AP TELEVISION
Near Kelchua, South Ossetia
1. Mid of vehicles travelling near the border, destroyed buildings formally belonging to Georgian civilians
2. Various of destroyed buildings
3. Wide of villages which are on the border between Georgia and South Ossetia
4. Various of Russian soldiers manning check-point on road near border
5. Soldiers searching car
Kelchua, South Ossetia
6. Wide of house in South Ossetian village of Kelchua
7. Mid of old woman Etery Kisiyeva seated crying
8. SOUNDBITE: (Ossetian) Etery Kisiyeva, resident of Kelchua:
"We lived here, and last year the terrible war came in our houses. My son died, my grandson was wounded, our house was destroyed, everything was destroyed. Our garden was uprooted by missiles, our cattle were killed".
9. Mid of Etery Kisiyeva entering room and taking up photo of her son, killed in the conflict
10. Close up of photo
11. Mid of Etery Kisiyeva and her daughter crying with the photo
12. Destroyed house in village
13. Abandoned APC (Armoured Personnel Carrier)
AP TELEVISION
Tskhinvali, South Ossetia
14. Wide Russian 4th Guard Military base
15. Wide soldiers exercising
16. Guards at gates
17. Wide of parade ground
18. Flags
19. Various soldiers drill with weapons
20. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Colonel Alexander Shushukin, base commander:
"It is sacred for us, it's sacred for us. We are ready, have no doubts. We are ready to break anyone's horns."
21. Various of the base, soldiers checking weapons and vehicles
22. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Sergeant Viktor Petrakov, Russian soldier:
"Whatever happens we will hold until the end. (Last year) we held position with small arms. Now with the weapons we have here, we will meet them properly. If then we stood our ground with small arms and did not retreat, now they will have no chance, they will not even try."
23. Wide soldiers marching
24. Various of fence around the base
25. Soldiers exercising
STORYLINE:
Georgia and the Moscow-backed breakaway province of South Ossetia both marked the first anniversary of their conflict on Friday.
The five-day war, with Russian troops and tanks backing South Ossetian forces, killed at least 390 people, displaced tens of thousands and left a legacy of animosity between leaders and fears among civilians that more fighting may erupt.
South Ossetia, only recognised by Russia as independent, is cut off from the rest of Georgia by military checkpoints.
Thousands of Russian troops are based in South Ossetia, supporting local forces widely alleged to have killed ethnic Georgian civilians, burned their houses and driven them at gunpoint from the region.
On a road near to the village of Kelchua in South Ossetia, destroyed and burnt out buildings formally belonging to Georgian civilians remain untouched.
Meanwhile, South Ossetians living in the village itself remain afraid that the conflict could restart at any time.
Clutching a photograph of her son who she said was killed in the fighting, Etery Kisiyeva described the terrible scene in her village during the fighting.
She said many villagers are still too scared to venture out of their homes, and often hear gunfire.
A year later, the dispute over what started the war remains heated.
Russia and South Ossetia contend it began with a thunderous Georgian artillery assault on Tskhinvali and that Moscow sent in troops to protect Russian peacekeeping forces and civilians; Georgia says it launched the barrage to try to repel Russian tanks and troops that had begun an invasion before dawn.
What is a reality though is the presence of Russian troops and bases in South Ossetia.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/095c4cc8ed57e9e5508021b2f01df3ff
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 23 Jul 2015
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Іриштон (Осетія) - древні скіфо-сармати з України. Пісня про Іриштон (досл. Аріястан, земля аріїв, той ж самий корінь в назві Іран - Аріян). Осетинська (Яська) мова це та ж скіфська / сарматська, що колись лунала в українських степах і долинах. Сармати (роксолани, яси / ясоги, сіраки, алани) зіграли рольу формуванні українців, що підтверджується наявністю скіфсько-сарматського звуку г (h) в українській мові - одна з багатьох проте важливих мовних рис, що робить українців українцями - адже етнічні росіяни (ані поляки, серби чи болгари) не можуть вимовити цього українсько-скіфського "г". Слід згадати чисельне українське племя карпатських горватів, де навіть сама назва горват - сарматська. Їх войовнича культура знаходить паралель в укр. козацтві. Сармати мали вплив на словян теж в релігійній сфері. Їх присутність була особлива на Дніпропетровщині, Черкащині, Криму, Запоріжжі - в степовій зоні. Але поховання сарматів і є вздовж Дністра - на Буковині, Вінничині, Тернопільщині, Прикарпатті (Городенківщина), в річкових долинах Закарпаття. Прут, Дон, Дніпро, Донузлав, Саксагань, Артополот (Полтавщина), Саки і десятки інших це все скіфо-сарматські (ті ж яські / осетинські) назви. Українці-словяни називали скіфів "шкутами" (від скутарі, їх перша самоназва). Місто Яси на Прутом (в Румунії) це - старий Яський (Осетинський) Торг. 100.000 ясів живе над Тисою в півн. Угорщині, в області Ясшаг (угор. Ясівщина), їх центр там м. Ясберень. Проте угорські яси, на віміну від кавказських, втратили мову і зазнали угорської асиміляції, хоча зберегли ідентичність і багато традицій. Українські роксолани - просвітлені алани, рід ос. рокс - світло. Загалом дуже цікавий древній народ, торкнулися лише поверхні...
Iryston (selfname of Ossetia, pronounced as Iryshton). Osetians are ancient Scytho-Sarmatians, who still speak Scytho-Sarmatian (Ossetian) language that was once spoken in large areas of primarily steppe Ukraine. Some ancient Ukrainian - Ossetian (Scytho-Sarmatian) connections demonstrated - from wood carving (as among Ukrainian highlanders) to dances, drinks, music, warrior culture, linguistic influences etc. Song is in Ossetian language (north eastern Iranian language) by singer from Ossetia.
- published: 25 Oct 2012
- views: 3429
It’s been seven years since Russian and Georgian forces went to war. The reason? A breakaway region in the Georgian heartland known as South Ossetia. But in the years since, what has happened in the region and what bearing does this have on Georgia’s potential integration into NATO and the EU?
- published: 07 Aug 2015
- views: 18336
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- published: 26 Jul 2013
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Осетин Осетины Осетия Алания Иристон Ирон Владикавказ Беслан Цхинвал Русский Россия Абхаз Абхазия Грузин Грузия Армянин Армения Чеченец Чечня Азербайджанец Азербайджан Ингуш Ингушетия Кабардинец Кабардино Балкария Черкес Черкесия Дагестанец Дагестан Москва Питер Кавказ Russia Osetin Osetini Ossetia Alania Iron Vladikavkaz Beslan Cxinval Kavkaz Moskva Piter
- published: 15 Jan 2010
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BBC Newsnight broadcast of november 2008, dedicated to figuring out a theory what happened, and who started what in the Georgian-Russian war over South-Ossetia, which sparked controversy at the time, putting a lot of blame at the Georgian side.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/newsnight/7722806.stm
Interestingly, some of the "factfinding" contradicts "facts" that Andrei Nekrasov uncovers in his appraised documentary "Russian Lessons".
http://www.filmfestivalrotterdam.com/en/iffr-2010/news-2010/andre/
Especially the claims that the Russians were not prepared. Which they were, with a whole tank batallion waiting at the Roki tunnel, ready to go through into Georgian territory (South-Ossetia) (well documented fact, the BBC just dismisses the timing of the border crossing as claimed by Georgia). There is not even a military near the tunnel, having that many artillery there clearly indicates a readiness.
Claims that the ethnic cleansing against Georgians only took place until and before the Russian troops arrived in South-Ossetia is a clear act of journalistic inaccuracy (for whichever reason) as it has been well documented even before the original broadcast that this continued after the ceasefire.
- published: 23 Jun 2013
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Ossetians
The Ossetians or Ossetes (Ossetian: ир, ирæттæ, ir, irættæ; дигорæ, дигорæнттæ, digoræ, digorænttæ) are an Iranian ethnic group of the Caucasus Mountains, indigenous to the region known as Ossetia. They speak Ossetic, an Iranian language of the Eastern branch of the Indo-European languages family, with most also fluent in Russian as a second language. The Ossetians are mostly Eastern Orthodox Christian, with a Muslim minority.
The Ossetians mostly populate Ossetia, which is politically divided between North Ossetia–Alania in Russia, and South Ossetia, which since the 2008 South Ossetia war has been de facto independent from Georgia.
Etymology
The Ossetians and Ossetia received their name from the Russians, who adopted the Georgian designations Osi (sing., pl.: Osebi) and Oseti ("the land of Osi"), used since the Middle Ages for the Iranian-speaking population of the Central Caucasus and probably based on the old Alan self-designation "As". As the Ossetians lacked any single inclusive name for themselves in their native language, these terms were accepted by the Ossetians themselves already before their integration into the Russian Empire.
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4:35Ossetians/Alans ( Iranian People ) Осетины
Ossetians/Alans ( Iranian People ) ОсетиныOssetians/Alans ( Iranian People ) Осетины
Real Sarmatians: Very few individuals are even aware of the existence of these forgotten northern Iranians. In the west, the Sarmatians are incorrectly assumed to be another group of "Eastern Germans" (Ostrogoths). Some western authors have recently attempted to avoid referring to the Saramatians Iranian origins. Nevertheless History cannot be changed and the descendents of the Saramatians now live in a region called Ossetia (between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Georgia). The Ossetians speak an Iranian language related to the Farsi of Iran. The Ossetians descend from Iranian tribes of Eurasia, namely Alans, Sarmatians and Scythians. They became Christians during the early Middle Ages under Georgian and Byzantine influence. In the 8th century a consolidated Alan kingdom, referred to in sources of the period as Alania, emerged in the northern Caucasus Mountains, roughly in the location of modern Circassia and North Ossetia-Alania. At its height Alania was a regional power, with a strong military and vast wealth from the Silk Road. Forced out of their medieval homeland (south of the River Don in present-day Russia) during Mongol rule, they migrated towards and over the Caucasus mountains, where they formed three distinct territorial entities: • Digor in the west came under the influence of the neighboring Kabard people, who introduced Islam. The lands once known as Digor are now part of the Kabardino-Balkaria Republic. • Tualläg in the south, in the Georgian central region of Shida Kartli. In 1924 part became known as South Ossetia • Iron in the north became what is now North Ossetia/Alania, under Russian rule from 1767. The Ossetians of Georgia suffered under Soviet rule in the 20th century and in the Georgian-Ossetian conflict in the early 1990s. Language Main article: Ossetic language The Ossetic language is divided into two main dialect groups, Kudarian (os. - Къудайраг) of South Ossetia; Ironian (os. - Ирон) and Digorian (os. - Дыгурон) of North Ossetia. There are also some other dialects, like Tualian, Alagirian, Ksanian, etc. Ironian dialect is the most widely spoken. Ossetic is classified as Northeastern Iranian, the only other surviving member of the subgroup being Yaghnobi, spoken more than 2,000 km to the east in Tajikistan. Both are remnants of the Scytho-Sarmatian dialect group which was once spoken across Central Asia. Religion Today the majority of Ossetians, from both North and South Ossetia, follow Eastern Orthodoxy. As the time went by, Digor in the west came under Kabard and Islamic influence. It was through the Kabardians (an East Circassian tribe) that Islam was introduced into the region in the 17th century. Today, a large minority profess Islam (mostly Sunni, but Sufi orders are widespread). Tuallag in the southernmost region became part of what is now Georgia, and Iron, the northernmost group, came under Russian rule after 1767, which strengthened Orthodox Christianity considerably. Most of the Ossetes today are Eastern Orthodox Christians. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ossetians http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alans http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarmatians http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scythians http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iranian_peoples -
6:15Ossetian/ Alans/ Sarmats - Iranian People
Ossetian/ Alans/ Sarmats - Iranian PeopleOssetian/ Alans/ Sarmats - Iranian People
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10:02History of Ossetians in Georgia (Part1)
History of Ossetians in Georgia (Part1)History of Ossetians in Georgia (Part1)
Multiethnic Georgia - History Ossetians in Georgia Многонациональная Грузия - История осетин в Грузии -
5:56Genetics: Ossetians are NOT Alans [Turkic Karachay-Balkars are real Scytho-Alans] - [rus]
Genetics: Ossetians are NOT Alans [Turkic Karachay-Balkars are real Scytho-Alans] - [rus]Genetics: Ossetians are NOT Alans [Turkic Karachay-Balkars are real Scytho-Alans] - [rus]
Genetic shock for pan-Iranists and pan-Indo-Europeanist (essentially the same): Russian biochemist, founder and president of the international Academy of DNA Genealogy, Anatoly Klyosov enlightens us with the harsh truth of DNA. The fake Scytho-Iranian theory, fabricated by Abaev and other Indo-European fundamentalists in the 1940's, is officially debunked by genetics. Генетик: Осетины не аланы!! -
3:46South Ossetians commemorate the war
South Ossetians commemorate the warSouth Ossetians commemorate the war
CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE: PICTURES INCLUDED IN THIS EDIT WERE SHOT BY AN AP CAMERAMAN ON A RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY FACILITY SHOTLIST AP TELEVISION Near Kelchua, South Ossetia 1. Mid of vehicles travelling near the border, destroyed buildings formally belonging to Georgian civilians 2. Various of destroyed buildings 3. Wide of villages which are on the border between Georgia and South Ossetia 4. Various of Russian soldiers manning check-point on road near border 5. Soldiers searching car Kelchua, South Ossetia 6. Wide of house in South Ossetian village of Kelchua 7. Mid of old woman Etery Kisiyeva seated crying 8. SOUNDBITE: (Ossetian) Etery Kisiyeva, resident of Kelchua: "We lived here, and last year the terrible war came in our houses. My son died, my grandson was wounded, our house was destroyed, everything was destroyed. Our garden was uprooted by missiles, our cattle were killed". 9. Mid of Etery Kisiyeva entering room and taking up photo of her son, killed in the conflict 10. Close up of photo 11. Mid of Etery Kisiyeva and her daughter crying with the photo 12. Destroyed house in village 13. Abandoned APC (Armoured Personnel Carrier) AP TELEVISION Tskhinvali, South Ossetia 14. Wide Russian 4th Guard Military base 15. Wide soldiers exercising 16. Guards at gates 17. Wide of parade ground 18. Flags 19. Various soldiers drill with weapons 20. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Colonel Alexander Shushukin, base commander: "It is sacred for us, it's sacred for us. We are ready, have no doubts. We are ready to break anyone's horns." 21. Various of the base, soldiers checking weapons and vehicles 22. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Sergeant Viktor Petrakov, Russian soldier: "Whatever happens we will hold until the end. (Last year) we held position with small arms. Now with the weapons we have here, we will meet them properly. If then we stood our ground with small arms and did not retreat, now they will have no chance, they will not even try." 23. Wide soldiers marching 24. Various of fence around the base 25. Soldiers exercising STORYLINE: Georgia and the Moscow-backed breakaway province of South Ossetia both marked the first anniversary of their conflict on Friday. The five-day war, with Russian troops and tanks backing South Ossetian forces, killed at least 390 people, displaced tens of thousands and left a legacy of animosity between leaders and fears among civilians that more fighting may erupt. South Ossetia, only recognised by Russia as independent, is cut off from the rest of Georgia by military checkpoints. Thousands of Russian troops are based in South Ossetia, supporting local forces widely alleged to have killed ethnic Georgian civilians, burned their houses and driven them at gunpoint from the region. On a road near to the village of Kelchua in South Ossetia, destroyed and burnt out buildings formally belonging to Georgian civilians remain untouched. Meanwhile, South Ossetians living in the village itself remain afraid that the conflict could restart at any time. Clutching a photograph of her son who she said was killed in the fighting, Etery Kisiyeva described the terrible scene in her village during the fighting. She said many villagers are still too scared to venture out of their homes, and often hear gunfire. A year later, the dispute over what started the war remains heated. Russia and South Ossetia contend it began with a thunderous Georgian artillery assault on Tskhinvali and that Moscow sent in troops to protect Russian peacekeeping forces and civilians; Georgia says it launched the barrage to try to repel Russian tanks and troops that had begun an invasion before dawn. What is a reality though is the presence of Russian troops and bases in South Ossetia. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/095c4cc8ed57e9e5508021b2f01df3ff Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
4:25Iryston / Ossetia - древні сармати з України / Ossetians, anc. Scythians of Ukr
Iryston / Ossetia - древні сармати з України / Ossetians, anc. Scythians of UkrIryston / Ossetia - древні сармати з України / Ossetians, anc. Scythians of Ukr
Іриштон (Осетія) - древні скіфо-сармати з України. Пісня про Іриштон (досл. Аріястан, земля аріїв, той ж самий корінь в назві Іран - Аріян). Осетинська (Яська) мова це та ж скіфська / сарматська, що колись лунала в українських степах і долинах. Сармати (роксолани, яси / ясоги, сіраки, алани) зіграли рольу формуванні українців, що підтверджується наявністю скіфсько-сарматського звуку г (h) в українській мові - одна з багатьох проте важливих мовних рис, що робить українців українцями - адже етнічні росіяни (ані поляки, серби чи болгари) не можуть вимовити цього українсько-скіфського "г". Слід згадати чисельне українське племя карпатських горватів, де навіть сама назва горват - сарматська. Їх войовнича культура знаходить паралель в укр. козацтві. Сармати мали вплив на словян теж в релігійній сфері. Їх присутність була особлива на Дніпропетровщині, Черкащині, Криму, Запоріжжі - в степовій зоні. Але поховання сарматів і є вздовж Дністра - на Буковині, Вінничині, Тернопільщині, Прикарпатті (Городенківщина), в річкових долинах Закарпаття. Прут, Дон, Дніпро, Донузлав, Саксагань, Артополот (Полтавщина), Саки і десятки інших це все скіфо-сарматські (ті ж яські / осетинські) назви. Українці-словяни називали скіфів "шкутами" (від скутарі, їх перша самоназва). Місто Яси на Прутом (в Румунії) це - старий Яський (Осетинський) Торг. 100.000 ясів живе над Тисою в півн. Угорщині, в області Ясшаг (угор. Ясівщина), їх центр там м. Ясберень. Проте угорські яси, на віміну від кавказських, втратили мову і зазнали угорської асиміляції, хоча зберегли ідентичність і багато традицій. Українські роксолани - просвітлені алани, рід ос. рокс - світло. Загалом дуже цікавий древній народ, торкнулися лише поверхні... Iryston (selfname of Ossetia, pronounced as Iryshton). Osetians are ancient Scytho-Sarmatians, who still speak Scytho-Sarmatian (Ossetian) language that was once spoken in large areas of primarily steppe Ukraine. Some ancient Ukrainian - Ossetian (Scytho-Sarmatian) connections demonstrated - from wood carving (as among Ukrainian highlanders) to dances, drinks, music, warrior culture, linguistic influences etc. Song is in Ossetian language (north eastern Iranian language) by singer from Ossetia. -
4:52What's happening in South Ossetia?
What's happening in South Ossetia?What's happening in South Ossetia?
It’s been seven years since Russian and Georgian forces went to war. The reason? A breakaway region in the Georgian heartland known as South Ossetia. But in the years since, what has happened in the region and what bearing does this have on Georgia’s potential integration into NATO and the EU? -
3:13Girls from Ossetia (Caucasian_Beauty)
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9:59Гордость Осетии / Ossetians
Гордость Осетии / OssetiansГордость Осетии / Ossetians
Осетин Осетины Осетия Алания Иристон Ирон Владикавказ Беслан Цхинвал Русский Россия Абхаз Абхазия Грузин Грузия Армянин Армения Чеченец Чечня Азербайджанец Азербайджан Ингуш Ингушетия Кабардинец Кабардино Балкария Черкес Черкесия Дагестанец Дагестан Москва Питер Кавказ Russia Osetin Osetini Ossetia Alania Iron Vladikavkaz Beslan Cxinval Kavkaz Moskva Piter -
26:13BBC Newsnight - What really happened in South Ossetia? (2008)
BBC Newsnight - What really happened in South Ossetia? (2008)BBC Newsnight - What really happened in South Ossetia? (2008)
BBC Newsnight broadcast of november 2008, dedicated to figuring out a theory what happened, and who started what in the Georgian-Russian war over South-Ossetia, which sparked controversy at the time, putting a lot of blame at the Georgian side. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/newsnight/7722806.stm Interestingly, some of the "factfinding" contradicts "facts" that Andrei Nekrasov uncovers in his appraised documentary "Russian Lessons". http://www.filmfestivalrotterdam.com/en/iffr-2010/news-2010/andre/ Especially the claims that the Russians were not prepared. Which they were, with a whole tank batallion waiting at the Roki tunnel, ready to go through into Georgian territory (South-Ossetia) (well documented fact, the BBC just dismisses the timing of the border crossing as claimed by Georgia). There is not even a military near the tunnel, having that many artillery there clearly indicates a readiness. Claims that the ethnic cleansing against Georgians only took place until and before the Russian troops arrived in South-Ossetia is a clear act of journalistic inaccuracy (for whichever reason) as it has been well documented even before the original broadcast that this continued after the ceasefire.
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Ossetians/Alans ( Iranian People ) Осетины
Real Sarmatians: Very few individuals are even aware of the existence of these forgotten northern Iranians. In the west, the Sarmatians are incorrectly assumed to be another group of "Eastern Germans" (Ostrogoths). Some western authors have recently attempted to avoid referring to the Saramatians Iranian origins. Nevertheless History cannot be changed and the descendents of the Saramatians now live in a region called Ossetia (between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Georgia). The Ossetians speak an Iranian language related to the Farsi of Iran. The Ossetians descend from Iranian tribes of Eurasia, namely Alans, Sarmatians and Scythians. They became Christians during the early Middle Ages under Georgian and Byzantine influence. In the 8th century a consolidated Alan kingdom, re...
published: 14 Mar 2014 -
Ossetian/ Alans/ Sarmats - Iranian People
published: 28 Aug 2014 -
History of Ossetians in Georgia (Part1)
Multiethnic Georgia - History Ossetians in Georgia Многонациональная Грузия - История осетин в Грузии
published: 01 Jun 2010 -
Genetics: Ossetians are NOT Alans [Turkic Karachay-Balkars are real Scytho-Alans] - [rus]
Genetic shock for pan-Iranists and pan-Indo-Europeanist (essentially the same): Russian biochemist, founder and president of the international Academy of DNA Genealogy, Anatoly Klyosov enlightens us with the harsh truth of DNA. The fake Scytho-Iranian theory, fabricated by Abaev and other Indo-European fundamentalists in the 1940's, is officially debunked by genetics. Генетик: Осетины не аланы!!
published: 11 Jul 2016 -
South Ossetians commemorate the war
CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE: PICTURES INCLUDED IN THIS EDIT WERE SHOT BY AN AP CAMERAMAN ON A RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY FACILITY SHOTLIST AP TELEVISION Near Kelchua, South Ossetia 1. Mid of vehicles travelling near the border, destroyed buildings formally belonging to Georgian civilians 2. Various of destroyed buildings 3. Wide of villages which are on the border between Georgia and South Ossetia 4. Various of Russian soldiers manning check-point on road near border 5. Soldiers searching car Kelchua, South Ossetia 6. Wide of house in South Ossetian village of Kelchua 7. Mid of old woman Etery Kisiyeva seated crying 8. SOUNDBITE: (Ossetian) Etery Kisiyeva, resident of Kelchua: "We lived here, and last year the terrible war came in our houses. My son died, my grandson was wounded, o...
published: 23 Jul 2015 -
Iryston / Ossetia - древні сармати з України / Ossetians, anc. Scythians of Ukr
Іриштон (Осетія) - древні скіфо-сармати з України. Пісня про Іриштон (досл. Аріястан, земля аріїв, той ж самий корінь в назві Іран - Аріян). Осетинська (Яська) мова це та ж скіфська / сарматська, що колись лунала в українських степах і долинах. Сармати (роксолани, яси / ясоги, сіраки, алани) зіграли рольу формуванні українців, що підтверджується наявністю скіфсько-сарматського звуку г (h) в українській мові - одна з багатьох проте важливих мовних рис, що робить українців українцями - адже етнічні росіяни (ані поляки, серби чи болгари) не можуть вимовити цього українсько-скіфського "г". Слід згадати чисельне українське племя карпатських горватів, де навіть сама назва горват - сарматська. Їх войовнича культура знаходить паралель в укр. козацтві. Сармати мали вплив на словян теж в релігійні...
published: 25 Oct 2012 -
What's happening in South Ossetia?
It’s been seven years since Russian and Georgian forces went to war. The reason? A breakaway region in the Georgian heartland known as South Ossetia. But in the years since, what has happened in the region and what bearing does this have on Georgia’s potential integration into NATO and the EU?
published: 07 Aug 2015 -
Girls from Ossetia (Caucasian_Beauty)
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published: 26 Jul 2013 -
Гордость Осетии / Ossetians
Осетин Осетины Осетия Алания Иристон Ирон Владикавказ Беслан Цхинвал Русский Россия Абхаз Абхазия Грузин Грузия Армянин Армения Чеченец Чечня Азербайджанец Азербайджан Ингуш Ингушетия Кабардинец Кабардино Балкария Черкес Черкесия Дагестанец Дагестан Москва Питер Кавказ Russia Osetin Osetini Ossetia Alania Iron Vladikavkaz Beslan Cxinval Kavkaz Moskva Piter
published: 15 Jan 2010 -
BBC Newsnight - What really happened in South Ossetia? (2008)
BBC Newsnight broadcast of november 2008, dedicated to figuring out a theory what happened, and who started what in the Georgian-Russian war over South-Ossetia, which sparked controversy at the time, putting a lot of blame at the Georgian side. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/newsnight/7722806.stm Interestingly, some of the "factfinding" contradicts "facts" that Andrei Nekrasov uncovers in his appraised documentary "Russian Lessons". http://www.filmfestivalrotterdam.com/en/iffr-2010/news-2010/andre/ Especially the claims that the Russians were not prepared. Which they were, with a whole tank batallion waiting at the Roki tunnel, ready to go through into Georgian territory (South-Ossetia) (well documented fact, the BBC just dismisses the timing of the border crossing as claimed by ...
published: 23 Jun 2013
Ossetians/Alans ( Iranian People ) Осетины
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:35
- Updated: 14 Mar 2014
- views: 53021
Real Sarmatians:
Very few individuals are even aware of the existence of these forgotten northern Iranians. In the west, the Sarmatians are incorrectly assumed...
Real Sarmatians:
Very few individuals are even aware of the existence of these forgotten northern Iranians. In the west, the Sarmatians are incorrectly assumed to be another group of "Eastern Germans" (Ostrogoths). Some western authors have recently attempted to avoid referring to the Saramatians Iranian origins. Nevertheless History cannot be changed and the descendents of the Saramatians now live in a region called Ossetia (between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Georgia). The Ossetians speak an Iranian language related to the Farsi of Iran.
The Ossetians descend from Iranian tribes of Eurasia, namely Alans, Sarmatians and Scythians. They became Christians during the early Middle Ages under Georgian and Byzantine influence. In the 8th century a consolidated Alan kingdom, referred to in sources of the period as Alania, emerged in the northern Caucasus Mountains, roughly in the location of modern Circassia and North Ossetia-Alania. At its height Alania was a regional power, with a strong military and vast wealth from the Silk Road. Forced out of their medieval homeland (south of the River Don in present-day Russia) during Mongol rule, they migrated towards and over the Caucasus mountains, where they formed three distinct territorial entities:
• Digor in the west came under the influence of the neighboring Kabard people, who introduced Islam. The lands once known as Digor are now part of the Kabardino-Balkaria Republic.
• Tualläg in the south, in the Georgian central region of Shida Kartli. In 1924 part became known as South Ossetia
• Iron in the north became what is now North Ossetia/Alania, under Russian rule from 1767.
The Ossetians of Georgia suffered under Soviet rule in the 20th century and in the Georgian-Ossetian conflict in the early 1990s.
Language
Main article: Ossetic language
The Ossetic language is divided into two main dialect groups, Kudarian (os. - Къудайраг) of South Ossetia; Ironian (os. - Ирон) and Digorian (os. - Дыгурон) of North Ossetia. There are also some other dialects, like Tualian, Alagirian, Ksanian, etc. Ironian dialect is the most widely spoken.
Ossetic is classified as Northeastern Iranian, the only other surviving member of the subgroup being Yaghnobi, spoken more than 2,000 km to the east in Tajikistan. Both are remnants of the Scytho-Sarmatian dialect group which was once spoken across Central Asia.
Religion
Today the majority of Ossetians, from both North and South Ossetia, follow Eastern Orthodoxy. As the time went by, Digor in the west came under Kabard and Islamic influence. It was through the Kabardians (an East Circassian tribe) that Islam was introduced into the region in the 17th century. Today, a large minority profess Islam (mostly Sunni, but Sufi orders are widespread). Tuallag in the southernmost region became part of what is now Georgia, and Iron, the northernmost group, came under Russian rule after 1767, which strengthened Orthodox Christianity considerably. Most of the Ossetes today are Eastern Orthodox Christians.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ossetians
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alans
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarmatians
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scythians
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iranian_peoples
wn.com/Ossetians Alans ( Iranian People ) Осетины
Real Sarmatians:
Very few individuals are even aware of the existence of these forgotten northern Iranians. In the west, the Sarmatians are incorrectly assumed to be another group of "Eastern Germans" (Ostrogoths). Some western authors have recently attempted to avoid referring to the Saramatians Iranian origins. Nevertheless History cannot be changed and the descendents of the Saramatians now live in a region called Ossetia (between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Georgia). The Ossetians speak an Iranian language related to the Farsi of Iran.
The Ossetians descend from Iranian tribes of Eurasia, namely Alans, Sarmatians and Scythians. They became Christians during the early Middle Ages under Georgian and Byzantine influence. In the 8th century a consolidated Alan kingdom, referred to in sources of the period as Alania, emerged in the northern Caucasus Mountains, roughly in the location of modern Circassia and North Ossetia-Alania. At its height Alania was a regional power, with a strong military and vast wealth from the Silk Road. Forced out of their medieval homeland (south of the River Don in present-day Russia) during Mongol rule, they migrated towards and over the Caucasus mountains, where they formed three distinct territorial entities:
• Digor in the west came under the influence of the neighboring Kabard people, who introduced Islam. The lands once known as Digor are now part of the Kabardino-Balkaria Republic.
• Tualläg in the south, in the Georgian central region of Shida Kartli. In 1924 part became known as South Ossetia
• Iron in the north became what is now North Ossetia/Alania, under Russian rule from 1767.
The Ossetians of Georgia suffered under Soviet rule in the 20th century and in the Georgian-Ossetian conflict in the early 1990s.
Language
Main article: Ossetic language
The Ossetic language is divided into two main dialect groups, Kudarian (os. - Къудайраг) of South Ossetia; Ironian (os. - Ирон) and Digorian (os. - Дыгурон) of North Ossetia. There are also some other dialects, like Tualian, Alagirian, Ksanian, etc. Ironian dialect is the most widely spoken.
Ossetic is classified as Northeastern Iranian, the only other surviving member of the subgroup being Yaghnobi, spoken more than 2,000 km to the east in Tajikistan. Both are remnants of the Scytho-Sarmatian dialect group which was once spoken across Central Asia.
Religion
Today the majority of Ossetians, from both North and South Ossetia, follow Eastern Orthodoxy. As the time went by, Digor in the west came under Kabard and Islamic influence. It was through the Kabardians (an East Circassian tribe) that Islam was introduced into the region in the 17th century. Today, a large minority profess Islam (mostly Sunni, but Sufi orders are widespread). Tuallag in the southernmost region became part of what is now Georgia, and Iron, the northernmost group, came under Russian rule after 1767, which strengthened Orthodox Christianity considerably. Most of the Ossetes today are Eastern Orthodox Christians.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ossetians
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alans
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarmatians
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scythians
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iranian_peoples
- published: 14 Mar 2014
- views: 53021
Ossetian/ Alans/ Sarmats - Iranian People
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:15
- Updated: 28 Aug 2014
- views: 1968
- published: 28 Aug 2014
- views: 1968
History of Ossetians in Georgia (Part1)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:02
- Updated: 01 Jun 2010
- views: 14012
Multiethnic Georgia - History Ossetians in Georgia
Многонациональная Грузия - История осетин в Грузии
Multiethnic Georgia - History Ossetians in Georgia
Многонациональная Грузия - История осетин в Грузии
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Multiethnic Georgia - History Ossetians in Georgia
Многонациональная Грузия - История осетин в Грузии
- published: 01 Jun 2010
- views: 14012
Genetics: Ossetians are NOT Alans [Turkic Karachay-Balkars are real Scytho-Alans] - [rus]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:56
- Updated: 11 Jul 2016
- views: 417
Genetic shock for pan-Iranists and pan-Indo-Europeanist (essentially the same): Russian biochemist, founder and president of the international Academy of DNA Ge...
Genetic shock for pan-Iranists and pan-Indo-Europeanist (essentially the same): Russian biochemist, founder and president of the international Academy of DNA Genealogy, Anatoly Klyosov enlightens us with the harsh truth of DNA. The fake Scytho-Iranian theory, fabricated by Abaev and other Indo-European fundamentalists in the 1940's, is officially debunked by genetics. Генетик: Осетины не аланы!!
wn.com/Genetics Ossetians Are Not Alans Turkic Karachay Balkars Are Real Scytho Alans Rus
Genetic shock for pan-Iranists and pan-Indo-Europeanist (essentially the same): Russian biochemist, founder and president of the international Academy of DNA Genealogy, Anatoly Klyosov enlightens us with the harsh truth of DNA. The fake Scytho-Iranian theory, fabricated by Abaev and other Indo-European fundamentalists in the 1940's, is officially debunked by genetics. Генетик: Осетины не аланы!!
- published: 11 Jul 2016
- views: 417
South Ossetians commemorate the war
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:46
- Updated: 23 Jul 2015
- views: 463
CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE: PICTURES INCLUDED IN THIS EDIT WERE SHOT BY AN AP CAMERAMAN ON A RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY FACILITY
SHOTLIST
AP TELEVISION
Near Kelchua, ...
CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE: PICTURES INCLUDED IN THIS EDIT WERE SHOT BY AN AP CAMERAMAN ON A RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY FACILITY
SHOTLIST
AP TELEVISION
Near Kelchua, South Ossetia
1. Mid of vehicles travelling near the border, destroyed buildings formally belonging to Georgian civilians
2. Various of destroyed buildings
3. Wide of villages which are on the border between Georgia and South Ossetia
4. Various of Russian soldiers manning check-point on road near border
5. Soldiers searching car
Kelchua, South Ossetia
6. Wide of house in South Ossetian village of Kelchua
7. Mid of old woman Etery Kisiyeva seated crying
8. SOUNDBITE: (Ossetian) Etery Kisiyeva, resident of Kelchua:
"We lived here, and last year the terrible war came in our houses. My son died, my grandson was wounded, our house was destroyed, everything was destroyed. Our garden was uprooted by missiles, our cattle were killed".
9. Mid of Etery Kisiyeva entering room and taking up photo of her son, killed in the conflict
10. Close up of photo
11. Mid of Etery Kisiyeva and her daughter crying with the photo
12. Destroyed house in village
13. Abandoned APC (Armoured Personnel Carrier)
AP TELEVISION
Tskhinvali, South Ossetia
14. Wide Russian 4th Guard Military base
15. Wide soldiers exercising
16. Guards at gates
17. Wide of parade ground
18. Flags
19. Various soldiers drill with weapons
20. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Colonel Alexander Shushukin, base commander:
"It is sacred for us, it's sacred for us. We are ready, have no doubts. We are ready to break anyone's horns."
21. Various of the base, soldiers checking weapons and vehicles
22. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Sergeant Viktor Petrakov, Russian soldier:
"Whatever happens we will hold until the end. (Last year) we held position with small arms. Now with the weapons we have here, we will meet them properly. If then we stood our ground with small arms and did not retreat, now they will have no chance, they will not even try."
23. Wide soldiers marching
24. Various of fence around the base
25. Soldiers exercising
STORYLINE:
Georgia and the Moscow-backed breakaway province of South Ossetia both marked the first anniversary of their conflict on Friday.
The five-day war, with Russian troops and tanks backing South Ossetian forces, killed at least 390 people, displaced tens of thousands and left a legacy of animosity between leaders and fears among civilians that more fighting may erupt.
South Ossetia, only recognised by Russia as independent, is cut off from the rest of Georgia by military checkpoints.
Thousands of Russian troops are based in South Ossetia, supporting local forces widely alleged to have killed ethnic Georgian civilians, burned their houses and driven them at gunpoint from the region.
On a road near to the village of Kelchua in South Ossetia, destroyed and burnt out buildings formally belonging to Georgian civilians remain untouched.
Meanwhile, South Ossetians living in the village itself remain afraid that the conflict could restart at any time.
Clutching a photograph of her son who she said was killed in the fighting, Etery Kisiyeva described the terrible scene in her village during the fighting.
She said many villagers are still too scared to venture out of their homes, and often hear gunfire.
A year later, the dispute over what started the war remains heated.
Russia and South Ossetia contend it began with a thunderous Georgian artillery assault on Tskhinvali and that Moscow sent in troops to protect Russian peacekeeping forces and civilians; Georgia says it launched the barrage to try to repel Russian tanks and troops that had begun an invasion before dawn.
What is a reality though is the presence of Russian troops and bases in South Ossetia.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/095c4cc8ed57e9e5508021b2f01df3ff
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CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE: PICTURES INCLUDED IN THIS EDIT WERE SHOT BY AN AP CAMERAMAN ON A RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY FACILITY
SHOTLIST
AP TELEVISION
Near Kelchua, South Ossetia
1. Mid of vehicles travelling near the border, destroyed buildings formally belonging to Georgian civilians
2. Various of destroyed buildings
3. Wide of villages which are on the border between Georgia and South Ossetia
4. Various of Russian soldiers manning check-point on road near border
5. Soldiers searching car
Kelchua, South Ossetia
6. Wide of house in South Ossetian village of Kelchua
7. Mid of old woman Etery Kisiyeva seated crying
8. SOUNDBITE: (Ossetian) Etery Kisiyeva, resident of Kelchua:
"We lived here, and last year the terrible war came in our houses. My son died, my grandson was wounded, our house was destroyed, everything was destroyed. Our garden was uprooted by missiles, our cattle were killed".
9. Mid of Etery Kisiyeva entering room and taking up photo of her son, killed in the conflict
10. Close up of photo
11. Mid of Etery Kisiyeva and her daughter crying with the photo
12. Destroyed house in village
13. Abandoned APC (Armoured Personnel Carrier)
AP TELEVISION
Tskhinvali, South Ossetia
14. Wide Russian 4th Guard Military base
15. Wide soldiers exercising
16. Guards at gates
17. Wide of parade ground
18. Flags
19. Various soldiers drill with weapons
20. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Colonel Alexander Shushukin, base commander:
"It is sacred for us, it's sacred for us. We are ready, have no doubts. We are ready to break anyone's horns."
21. Various of the base, soldiers checking weapons and vehicles
22. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Sergeant Viktor Petrakov, Russian soldier:
"Whatever happens we will hold until the end. (Last year) we held position with small arms. Now with the weapons we have here, we will meet them properly. If then we stood our ground with small arms and did not retreat, now they will have no chance, they will not even try."
23. Wide soldiers marching
24. Various of fence around the base
25. Soldiers exercising
STORYLINE:
Georgia and the Moscow-backed breakaway province of South Ossetia both marked the first anniversary of their conflict on Friday.
The five-day war, with Russian troops and tanks backing South Ossetian forces, killed at least 390 people, displaced tens of thousands and left a legacy of animosity between leaders and fears among civilians that more fighting may erupt.
South Ossetia, only recognised by Russia as independent, is cut off from the rest of Georgia by military checkpoints.
Thousands of Russian troops are based in South Ossetia, supporting local forces widely alleged to have killed ethnic Georgian civilians, burned their houses and driven them at gunpoint from the region.
On a road near to the village of Kelchua in South Ossetia, destroyed and burnt out buildings formally belonging to Georgian civilians remain untouched.
Meanwhile, South Ossetians living in the village itself remain afraid that the conflict could restart at any time.
Clutching a photograph of her son who she said was killed in the fighting, Etery Kisiyeva described the terrible scene in her village during the fighting.
She said many villagers are still too scared to venture out of their homes, and often hear gunfire.
A year later, the dispute over what started the war remains heated.
Russia and South Ossetia contend it began with a thunderous Georgian artillery assault on Tskhinvali and that Moscow sent in troops to protect Russian peacekeeping forces and civilians; Georgia says it launched the barrage to try to repel Russian tanks and troops that had begun an invasion before dawn.
What is a reality though is the presence of Russian troops and bases in South Ossetia.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/095c4cc8ed57e9e5508021b2f01df3ff
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 23 Jul 2015
- views: 463
Iryston / Ossetia - древні сармати з України / Ossetians, anc. Scythians of Ukr
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:25
- Updated: 25 Oct 2012
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Іриштон (Осетія) - древні скіфо-сармати з України. Пісня про Іриштон (досл. Аріястан, земля аріїв, той ж самий корінь в назві Іран - Аріян). Осетинська (Яська) ...
Іриштон (Осетія) - древні скіфо-сармати з України. Пісня про Іриштон (досл. Аріястан, земля аріїв, той ж самий корінь в назві Іран - Аріян). Осетинська (Яська) мова це та ж скіфська / сарматська, що колись лунала в українських степах і долинах. Сармати (роксолани, яси / ясоги, сіраки, алани) зіграли рольу формуванні українців, що підтверджується наявністю скіфсько-сарматського звуку г (h) в українській мові - одна з багатьох проте важливих мовних рис, що робить українців українцями - адже етнічні росіяни (ані поляки, серби чи болгари) не можуть вимовити цього українсько-скіфського "г". Слід згадати чисельне українське племя карпатських горватів, де навіть сама назва горват - сарматська. Їх войовнича культура знаходить паралель в укр. козацтві. Сармати мали вплив на словян теж в релігійній сфері. Їх присутність була особлива на Дніпропетровщині, Черкащині, Криму, Запоріжжі - в степовій зоні. Але поховання сарматів і є вздовж Дністра - на Буковині, Вінничині, Тернопільщині, Прикарпатті (Городенківщина), в річкових долинах Закарпаття. Прут, Дон, Дніпро, Донузлав, Саксагань, Артополот (Полтавщина), Саки і десятки інших це все скіфо-сарматські (ті ж яські / осетинські) назви. Українці-словяни називали скіфів "шкутами" (від скутарі, їх перша самоназва). Місто Яси на Прутом (в Румунії) це - старий Яський (Осетинський) Торг. 100.000 ясів живе над Тисою в півн. Угорщині, в області Ясшаг (угор. Ясівщина), їх центр там м. Ясберень. Проте угорські яси, на віміну від кавказських, втратили мову і зазнали угорської асиміляції, хоча зберегли ідентичність і багато традицій. Українські роксолани - просвітлені алани, рід ос. рокс - світло. Загалом дуже цікавий древній народ, торкнулися лише поверхні...
Iryston (selfname of Ossetia, pronounced as Iryshton). Osetians are ancient Scytho-Sarmatians, who still speak Scytho-Sarmatian (Ossetian) language that was once spoken in large areas of primarily steppe Ukraine. Some ancient Ukrainian - Ossetian (Scytho-Sarmatian) connections demonstrated - from wood carving (as among Ukrainian highlanders) to dances, drinks, music, warrior culture, linguistic influences etc. Song is in Ossetian language (north eastern Iranian language) by singer from Ossetia.
wn.com/Iryston Ossetia Древні Сармати З України Ossetians, Anc. Scythians Of Ukr
Іриштон (Осетія) - древні скіфо-сармати з України. Пісня про Іриштон (досл. Аріястан, земля аріїв, той ж самий корінь в назві Іран - Аріян). Осетинська (Яська) мова це та ж скіфська / сарматська, що колись лунала в українських степах і долинах. Сармати (роксолани, яси / ясоги, сіраки, алани) зіграли рольу формуванні українців, що підтверджується наявністю скіфсько-сарматського звуку г (h) в українській мові - одна з багатьох проте важливих мовних рис, що робить українців українцями - адже етнічні росіяни (ані поляки, серби чи болгари) не можуть вимовити цього українсько-скіфського "г". Слід згадати чисельне українське племя карпатських горватів, де навіть сама назва горват - сарматська. Їх войовнича культура знаходить паралель в укр. козацтві. Сармати мали вплив на словян теж в релігійній сфері. Їх присутність була особлива на Дніпропетровщині, Черкащині, Криму, Запоріжжі - в степовій зоні. Але поховання сарматів і є вздовж Дністра - на Буковині, Вінничині, Тернопільщині, Прикарпатті (Городенківщина), в річкових долинах Закарпаття. Прут, Дон, Дніпро, Донузлав, Саксагань, Артополот (Полтавщина), Саки і десятки інших це все скіфо-сарматські (ті ж яські / осетинські) назви. Українці-словяни називали скіфів "шкутами" (від скутарі, їх перша самоназва). Місто Яси на Прутом (в Румунії) це - старий Яський (Осетинський) Торг. 100.000 ясів живе над Тисою в півн. Угорщині, в області Ясшаг (угор. Ясівщина), їх центр там м. Ясберень. Проте угорські яси, на віміну від кавказських, втратили мову і зазнали угорської асиміляції, хоча зберегли ідентичність і багато традицій. Українські роксолани - просвітлені алани, рід ос. рокс - світло. Загалом дуже цікавий древній народ, торкнулися лише поверхні...
Iryston (selfname of Ossetia, pronounced as Iryshton). Osetians are ancient Scytho-Sarmatians, who still speak Scytho-Sarmatian (Ossetian) language that was once spoken in large areas of primarily steppe Ukraine. Some ancient Ukrainian - Ossetian (Scytho-Sarmatian) connections demonstrated - from wood carving (as among Ukrainian highlanders) to dances, drinks, music, warrior culture, linguistic influences etc. Song is in Ossetian language (north eastern Iranian language) by singer from Ossetia.
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What's happening in South Ossetia?
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It’s been seven years since Russian and Georgian forces went to war. The reason? A breakaway region in the Georgian heartland known as South Ossetia. But in the...
It’s been seven years since Russian and Georgian forces went to war. The reason? A breakaway region in the Georgian heartland known as South Ossetia. But in the years since, what has happened in the region and what bearing does this have on Georgia’s potential integration into NATO and the EU?
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It’s been seven years since Russian and Georgian forces went to war. The reason? A breakaway region in the Georgian heartland known as South Ossetia. But in the years since, what has happened in the region and what bearing does this have on Georgia’s potential integration into NATO and the EU?
- published: 07 Aug 2015
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Girls from Ossetia (Caucasian_Beauty)
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- Updated: 26 Jul 2013
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- published: 26 Jul 2013
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Гордость Осетии / Ossetians
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- Updated: 15 Jan 2010
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Осетин Осетины Осетия Алания Иристон Ирон Владикавказ Беслан Цхинвал Русский Россия Абхаз Абхазия Грузин Грузия Армянин Армения Чеченец Чечня Азербайджанец Аз...
Осетин Осетины Осетия Алания Иристон Ирон Владикавказ Беслан Цхинвал Русский Россия Абхаз Абхазия Грузин Грузия Армянин Армения Чеченец Чечня Азербайджанец Азербайджан Ингуш Ингушетия Кабардинец Кабардино Балкария Черкес Черкесия Дагестанец Дагестан Москва Питер Кавказ Russia Osetin Osetini Ossetia Alania Iron Vladikavkaz Beslan Cxinval Kavkaz Moskva Piter
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Осетин Осетины Осетия Алания Иристон Ирон Владикавказ Беслан Цхинвал Русский Россия Абхаз Абхазия Грузин Грузия Армянин Армения Чеченец Чечня Азербайджанец Азербайджан Ингуш Ингушетия Кабардинец Кабардино Балкария Черкес Черкесия Дагестанец Дагестан Москва Питер Кавказ Russia Osetin Osetini Ossetia Alania Iron Vladikavkaz Beslan Cxinval Kavkaz Moskva Piter
- published: 15 Jan 2010
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BBC Newsnight - What really happened in South Ossetia? (2008)
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- Duration: 26:13
- Updated: 23 Jun 2013
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BBC Newsnight broadcast of november 2008, dedicated to figuring out a theory what happened, and who started what in the Georgian-Russian war over South-Ossetia,...
BBC Newsnight broadcast of november 2008, dedicated to figuring out a theory what happened, and who started what in the Georgian-Russian war over South-Ossetia, which sparked controversy at the time, putting a lot of blame at the Georgian side.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/newsnight/7722806.stm
Interestingly, some of the "factfinding" contradicts "facts" that Andrei Nekrasov uncovers in his appraised documentary "Russian Lessons".
http://www.filmfestivalrotterdam.com/en/iffr-2010/news-2010/andre/
Especially the claims that the Russians were not prepared. Which they were, with a whole tank batallion waiting at the Roki tunnel, ready to go through into Georgian territory (South-Ossetia) (well documented fact, the BBC just dismisses the timing of the border crossing as claimed by Georgia). There is not even a military near the tunnel, having that many artillery there clearly indicates a readiness.
Claims that the ethnic cleansing against Georgians only took place until and before the Russian troops arrived in South-Ossetia is a clear act of journalistic inaccuracy (for whichever reason) as it has been well documented even before the original broadcast that this continued after the ceasefire.
wn.com/BBC Newsnight What Really Happened In South Ossetia (2008)
BBC Newsnight broadcast of november 2008, dedicated to figuring out a theory what happened, and who started what in the Georgian-Russian war over South-Ossetia, which sparked controversy at the time, putting a lot of blame at the Georgian side.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/newsnight/7722806.stm
Interestingly, some of the "factfinding" contradicts "facts" that Andrei Nekrasov uncovers in his appraised documentary "Russian Lessons".
http://www.filmfestivalrotterdam.com/en/iffr-2010/news-2010/andre/
Especially the claims that the Russians were not prepared. Which they were, with a whole tank batallion waiting at the Roki tunnel, ready to go through into Georgian territory (South-Ossetia) (well documented fact, the BBC just dismisses the timing of the border crossing as claimed by Georgia). There is not even a military near the tunnel, having that many artillery there clearly indicates a readiness.
Claims that the ethnic cleansing against Georgians only took place until and before the Russian troops arrived in South-Ossetia is a clear act of journalistic inaccuracy (for whichever reason) as it has been well documented even before the original broadcast that this continued after the ceasefire.
- published: 23 Jun 2013
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Ossetians/Alans ( Iranian People ) Осетины
Real Sarmatians:
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History of Ossetians in Georgia (Part1)
Multiethnic Georgia - History Ossetians in Georgia
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Genetics: Ossetians are NOT Alans [Turkic Karachay-Balkars are real Scytho-Alans] - [rus]
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South Ossetians commemorate the war
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Iryston / Ossetia - древні сармати з України / Ossetians, anc. Scythians of Ukr
Іриштон (Осетія) - древні скіфо-сармати з України. Пісня про Іриштон (досл. Аріястан, земл...
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Iryston / Ossetia - древні сармати з України / Ossetians, anc. Scythians of Ukr
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What's happening in South Ossetia?
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Girls from Ossetia (Caucasian_Beauty)
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BBC Newsnight - What really happened in South Ossetia? (2008)
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Angelina Jolie Files For Divorce From Brad Pitt
Edit WorldNews.com 20 Sep 2016
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are calling it quits.Jolie has filed for divorce from her husband Pitt, a source familiar with the filing confirmed to CNN Tuesday.The pair were married in 2014, but since 2004 when they co-starred in “Mr & Mrs ... Soon, Pitt was granted the right to legally adopt both children.Their daughter Shiloh was born in May 2006 and son Pax was adopted from Vietnam in March 2007....
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[VIDEO]: Elizabeth Warren Rips Wells Fargo CEO For Bank Policies, Procedures
Edit WorldNews.com 20 Sep 2016
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren Tuesday launched a blistering attack on Wells Fargo executives over the cross-selling scandal that has engulfed the bank, telling CEO John Stumpf he should resign during a Senate hearing, CNBC reported.Joining her colleagues grilling Stumpf, the head of the nation’s second-largest bank, Warren said reform won’t come to the industry until executives are sent to jail. "This is about accountability ... ....
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[VIDEO] Human Skeleton Found Amid Wreckage Of 2,000-Year-Old Ship
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Heralded as the world’s first analog computer, the incredibly sophisticated clockwork device models the movements of the Sun, Moon, and planets, allowing astronomers to predict the dates of eclipses and planetary alignments.Many of the mysteries lying on the seabed may soon be solved, thanks to a team led by Brendan Foley from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, who recovered the human remains....
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Trump Spent More Than $250,000 From Foundation To Settle Lawsuits
Edit WorldNews.com 21 Sep 2016
CBS News confirmed all of these expenditures.The GOP presidential nominee might have violated laws that ban nonprofit leaders from using charity money to benefits their businesses or themselves – pointed out by the Post, which has reported extensively on the Trump Foundation.One of the cases involved the height of a flagpole at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club in Florida. Palm Beach fined him $120,000 in 2007 ... Greenberg sued....
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2016's hellish summer weather: A told-you-so climate moment?
Edit San Francisco Chronicle 20 Sep 2016
With summer weather now seemingly stretching from May to September, extreme weather in that span killed well more than 2,000 people. [...] that's without a major hurricane hitting a big U.S. city, although the Pacific had its share of deadly and costly storms, among them Typhoon Nepartak, which killed 111 people in Asia ... > ....
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Congratulatory letter to the President of the South Ossetian Republic (President of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic)
Edit Public Technologies 20 Sep 2016
(Source. President of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic). On 20 September Artsakh Republic President Bako Sahakyan sent a congratulatory letter to President of the South Ossetian Republic Leonid Tibilov in connection with the Independence day. The letter runs as follows.. 'Respectful Mr. Tibilov, ... 2016-09-20 ... (noodl. 35434824) ....
South Ossetian Envoy to Moscow Becomes Member of Russian Diplomatic Club
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South Ossetian Ambassador to Russia Znaur Gassiev has been granted membership of an elite diplomatic club in Moscow, according to the embassy's statement obtained by Sputnik ... ....
The Morning Vertical, September 2, 2016
Edit Radio Free Europe 02 Sep 2016
ON MY MIND. Vladimir Putin appears to be scrapping the governing model he has relied on for the past 16 years ... IN THE NEWS ... Georgians And Ossetians. Maxim Edwards, an editor at OpenDemocracy specializing in nationalism and minorities, has a piece looking at historic relations between Georgians and Ossetians and why they broke down in the 1990s. "Ossetians spoke Georgian, worshiped alongside Georgians and married Georgians ... ....
Police Detain Beslan Mothers Who Blamed Putin For School Tragedy
Edit Radio Free Europe 01 Sep 2016
A group of women who blamed President Vladimir Putin for Russia's Beslan school massacre were detained during a memorial ceremony in the North Ossetian town along with two journalists who filmed their brief protest ... 1 that left 334 people dead, including 186 schoolchildren ... ... ....
H.E. Giorgi Margvelashvili: Through Strengthening Georgian Society, Developing our Democracy, as well as Gaining the Freedom and Advancing Country’s Economy is the Path to return Abkhazia (President of Georgia)
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(Source. President of Georgia). H.E. Giorgi Margvelashvili. Through Strengthening Georgian Society, Developing our Democracy, as well as Gaining the Freedom and Advancing Country's Economy is the Path to return Abkhazia ... H.E ... I would like to show it both to Abkhazians and Ossetians as well ... Both, neither Abkhazians nor Ossetians have no positive perspective through the merger with the Russian Federation ... H.E ... H.E ... (noodl. 35157114) ....
Who do I call if I want to speak to pro-Russian forces in Georgia?
Edit Open Democracy 31 Aug 2016
In Georgia, whether you're in opposition or in power, you can always call your opponent an agent of the Kremlin. In recent years, Georgia's political discourse has been reoriented around the figure of "Russia". (c) Shakh Aivazov / AP/Press Association Images ... “Deterring” Russia has become a crucial issue for NATO and its allies ... September 2007 ... ... Russia, again ... Ossetians in Georgia, with their backs to the mountains ... Georgia ... Rights. ... ....
Ossetians in Georgia, with their backs to the mountains
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In the shadow of conflicts past and present, Ossetians and Georgians have found ways to coexist ... This small village of 150 in Kakheti, western Georgia, is a centre for the country's Ossetian community, and a home to an immense statue of Kosta Khetagurov, the Ossetian national poet ... According to the 2014 census, only 5,968 of Georgia's Ossetians can speak Ossetian, an Indo-Iranian language....
Russia Starts Drills in South Ossetia as Part of Snap Check
Edit Sputnik 30 Aug 2016
Russian military on Tuesday started drills in South Ossetian mountains as part of the ongoing snap combat readiness inspections, Russian Southern Military District's press service said in a statement ... ....
Russian climbers dance on Mount Elbrus
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Video by TASS / YouTube. A Russian dance ensemble is preparing to submit an application to the Guinness Book of World Record for highest-altitude dance performance after group members ascended Mount Elbrus and performed the traditional Ossetian dance, the khonga, on its summit, the Eto Kavkaz website reported ... The dancers also had to train for the climb ... ... ....
“In every age it has been the tyrant, the oppressor and the exploiter who has wrapped himself in the cloak of patriotism, or religion, or both to deceive and overawe the People.”
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(Eugene Victor Debs, 1855-1926.). August 26, 2016 "Information Clearing House" - "Global Research" - Oh dear, as the fantasy of Vladimir Putin as “Vlad the Terrible” ratchets up in the US-UK-NATO driven new Cold War, the Independent runs a piece headed ... As for. ... The operation destroyed hundreds of civilian properties and claimed the lives of an estimated 160 South Ossetians and 48 Russian military personnel....
The Grozny Tourist Bureau, a short story by Anthony Marra
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The oilmen have arrived from Beijing for a ceremonial signing over of drilling rights. “It’s a holiday for them,” their translator told me, last night, at the Grozny Eternity Hotel, which is both the only five-star hotel and the only hotel in the republic. I nodded solemnly; he needn’t explain ... Still, Beijing must be grim if they’re vacationing in Chechnya ... Mansur Khalidov ... ADVERTISEMENT ... I’m skeptical of Ossetian printers.” ADVERTISEMENT....
Crimea, Georgia and the New Olympic Sport: Russia Bashing
Edit Dissident Voice 20 Aug 2016
In every age it has been the tyrant, the oppressor and the exploiter who has wrapped himself in the cloak of patriotism, or religion, or both to deceive and overawe the People. — Eugene Victor Debs, 1855-1926 ... “Vladimir Putin, his opponents repeatedly point out, has form on this ... Further. ... The operation destroyed hundreds of civilian properties and claimed the lives of an estimated 160 South Ossetians and 48 Russian military personnel ... ....
Three Independent North Caucasus Candidates Barred From Duma Elections
Edit Radio Free Europe 19 Aug 2016
Three prominent political figures from diverging backgrounds who hoped to run as independent candidates from North Caucasus constituencies have been refused registration to participate in the September 18 elections to the State Duma, the lower house of Russia's parliament ... No Friend Of Police ... Ethnic Calculus ... The North Ossetian parliament is expected to confirm Bitarov, currently acting republic head, in that post on September 18....
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