Iran, Afghanistan, and Central Asia

Ethnic Groups of the Soviet Union

Kashmir

Ethnolinguistic Groups in China

Iran

Ethnoreligious Distribution 1982

Road Map

Ethnoreligious Distribution 2004

Soils

Tehran

Persia 1909

Isfahan 1942

Afghanistan

Afghanistan and Pakistan

Northwest Frontier

Political map of Afghanistan

Ethnolinguistic Groups

Ethnolinguistic Groups

Topographical Features

Northern Pakistan

Central Asia

Major Ethnic Groups in Central Asia

Linguistic Map of the Altaic, Turkic and Uralic languages

The Turkic Nation

Islamic Groups

Uzbekistan

Kyrgyzstan

Bukhara 1838

Dushanbe


One Response to “Iran, Afghanistan, and Central Asia”

  1. The whole world seem to be all “Türklar” althogh they seem the dont know it. Therefore it is ironic thagt even Turkey itself will have Kurdish majority population in 25 years. So, dream on, Ankara. The reality will hit you sooner than you think. Anatolia will be speaking an Indo-European language (Kurdish), restoring to it what it always had until the 15th century. Asiatic Turko-Mongolian will again end up in the distant Orkhun deserts of Mongolia where it came from. Hehehehe….

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