Crimean Tatar diaspora (7781 bytes)
1: ...e to maintain their ethnic identity and [[Crimean Tatar language|language]] intact almost up until the [[...
3: ...after the decline of communism. The Crimean Tatar diaspora in Turkey established several ethnic associations...
5: ...nts. There are also very small numbers of Crimean Tatars in the [[Eastern Europe]], [[South America]], an...
7: ...nt of certain political rights for the members of diaspora, such as political representation, property-ownin...
11: *[[Crimean Tatars]]

Crimean Tatar (119 bytes)
1: #For Crimean Tatar ethos see [[Crimean Tatars]]
2: ...Crimean Tatar language and alphabet see [[Crimean Tatar language]]

Crimean Tatar language (4753 bytes)
3: ... [[Former Soviet Union]], and the [[Crimean Tatar diaspora]]: [[Bulgaria]], [[Romania]], [[Turkey]].
5: ...m Tatar Türkçesi'' (Crimean-Turkish resp. Crimean Tatar Turkish).
8: ... the Oguz [[Turkish language|Turkish]]. A Crimean Tatar speaker can undestand both [[Kypchak]] and [[Oghu...
10: ...e following newspaper report compares the Crimean Tatar and Turkish languages:
12: |+'''Comparing Crimean Tatar vs Turkish'''

Diaspora (7205 bytes)
1: ...of peoples. For the novel by [[Greg Egan]], see [[Diaspora (novel)]].}}
3: The term '''''diaspora''''' ([[Greek language|Greek]] δι&alph...
5: ...ersion of [[Deuteronomy]] 28:25, "thou shalt be a diaspora (Greek for dispersion) in all kingdoms of the ear...
7: ...ieth century in regard to the expanded meaning of diaspora.
11: ==List of notable diasporas==

Tatar (241 bytes)
1: The term '''Tatar''' may refer to
3: *A member of the [[Tatars]], [[Crimean Tatars]]
4: *[[Tatar language]], [[Crimean Tatar language]]
5: *Native people of [[Crimea]], [[Tatarstan]]

Diaspora (novel) (1296 bytes)
1: '''''Diaspora''''' is a [[1997]] [[science fiction]] novel by [...
5: In ''Diaspora'', most human beings have [[Mind transfer|upload]...

Diaspora language (194 bytes)
1: ...lution of the [[language]] originally used by a [[diaspora]] of a group of people or peoples.

Quebec diaspora (879 bytes)
1: The '''Quebec diaspora''' consists of hundreds of thousands of people wh...

Jewish diaspora (2297 bytes)
3: ...on of the [[Jew]]ish people throughout the world. Diaspora is commonly accepted to have begun with the [[Bab...
5: ...tably contributed to the numbers and geography of diaspora, as many Jews were scattered after losing their s...
7: ...mbers and dynamics of Jewish diaspora. In today's diaspora, the largest number of Jews
10: ...s Jewish population, usually is not considered as diaspora, was about 5,094,000 in 2003 ¹. See [[...

Old Tatar language (1150 bytes)
1: ...l language of international communication between Tatars, [[Russians]], all [[Caucasians]] and Central As...
3: ...tte started publishing in modern [[Tatar language|Tatar]], which until then had been used only in a spoke...
5: ''See: [[Tatar alphabet]]''
6: [[tt:İske Tatar ädäbi tele]]

Arab diaspora (3163 bytes)
1: '''Arab diaspora''' refers to the numbers of [[Arab]] [[migration|...
11: Prominent members of the Arab diaspora include;

Tatar alphabet (9925 bytes)
1: '''Alphabet for [[Kazan Tatar language]]'''
3: Two versions of the Tatar alphabet are currently used. The first one is bas...
6: The Latinic version of the Tatar alphabet contains 35 letters. There are 10 [[vowe...
10: Tatar vowels: '''a/ä, o/ö, u/ü, í/i, ı/e'''.
14: ...ble to use these letters for writing words of non-Tatar origin:

Tatar invasions (1729 bytes)
1: '''Tatar invasions''' of [[Europe]] from the east took pla...
3: The term "Tatars" was often confusingly applied to different peop...
5: [[Mongol]]-[[Tatar]] [[Golden Horde|Golden Horde]] forces led by [[B...
7: The Tatars succeeded in establishing control over Rus' prin...
9: ... of Polish lands by [[Hetman]] [[Jan Tarnowski]]. Tatar forces invaded again in [[1589]], invading [[Lw&o...

Tatar ASSR (538 bytes)
1: '''Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic''' ('''TASSR...
5: 1919 - [[Tatar-Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic]]
7: 1921 - [[Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic]]
9: 1990 - [[Tatarstan Soviet Socialist Republic]];
11: 1990 - [[Tatarstan]], Tatarstan respublikası.

Serbian diaspora (264 bytes)
1: ...d mostly by the [[Ottoman Turks]], and the recent diaspora was by the [[Yugoslav wars]]. A small part of it ...

Diaspora studies (439 bytes)
1: ...med [[diaspora peoples]]. The usage of the term [[diaspora]] carries the [[connotation]] of forced resettlem...
3: See [[diaspora]] for a further discussion of diasporas.

Irish diaspora (2113 bytes)
3: ...ebec]] and [[Australia]]. By one estimate, the [[diaspora]] contains as many as 60 million people.

Diaspora people (235 bytes)
1: .... Diaspora peoples are the subject of study of [[diaspora studies]].

Armenian Diaspora (644 bytes)
1: The '''Armenian Diaspora''' is a term used to describe the communities of ...
3: ...merica]], and together they comprise the Armenian Diaspora.
5: The growth of diaspora was significanly influenced by the events at the ...
11: *http://www.armeniadiaspora.com/

Tatar language (11397 bytes)
1: {{language|name=Tatar|nativename=Tatar tele/Tatarça
11: &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;'''Tatar'''<br>
12: |nation=[[Tatarstan]]
16: The '''Tatar language''' (''Tatar tele'', ''Tatarça'') is an [[Turkic languages|Turkic]] [[language...
19: Tatar is a [[Turkic languages|Turkic language]], which ...

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