We, the Turanians, like to be called a people without a history by the great Westerners, because according to them, we had no influence on the development of human culture. This is the lie that I have mentioned so many times and this is the falsification of history that we must correct. So I will sit back at my desk and start the long work. I will tell you everything I know about what scientific research has revealed so far. I will be the narrator and singer of the past of my race and nation. I will show that even the so-called primitively cultured peoples, who have fallen out of the ranks of our species, possessed those lofty ideals and spiritual qualities that are so fondly said to be the blessed achievement of advanced education. We will see from these that they stand so high in terms of moral concepts, they stood so high that even the state religions, schools and laws of the most modern age could not create a moral worldview like the one they lived in. We see that -- to quote only one -- the historical self-awareness attributed to nations matured in contemplative and highly developed logical care was not only developed for them, but formed the basis of all their actions, their entire ethical life. Among our small, backward relatives who are still alive today, the depression in the memories of the past is so strong, the esteem for the inherited traditions is so great, that the regemondo is considered to be a superhuman being, all the more so because when the regemondo is inspired in the noble sense of the word, most of the singers and the he performs the said reggae in such a way that the audience sees the heroes of the reggae, their ancestors, appear before them.

National Heritage Publishing House
Fiction
195 pages
Knitting: soft
ISBN: 9786155496936
Author: Benedek Baráthosi-Balogh