Historian Prof. Dr. Stoyan Dinkov said, “Why should we keep our separate ways with the Turks? Why should we fall apart? All the findings in our history show that we are also of Turkish origin.” used the phrases.

“OTTOMAN SAVE THE BULGARIANS FROM EXTERMINATION”

"The Ottomans saved the Bulgarians from extinction with their administrative and social practices," said Prof. Dr. Dinkov gives a history lesson to those who have recently tried to forcibly Bulgarian Bulgarian citizens of Turkish origin. The history professor, who claims that the original Bulgarians are of Turkish origin, reveals with documents that some of the Bulgarian tsars were of Turkish origin and the language they used was Turkish.

Claiming that Turks and Bulgarians came from the same lineage, Prof. Dr. Dinkov states that Turkish-Bulgarian relations should be restructured with a sincerity-based perspective. According to Dinkov, the reflection of this on the European Union will also be positive, and at the same time, it will ensure a stronger participation in the EU.

“BULGARIAN AND BULGARIAN Tsars WERE TURKISH ORIGIN”

At that time, Dinkov almost gave a history lesson to those who tried to forcibly Bulgarian Bulgarian citizens of Turkish origin. The history professor, who claims that the original Bulgarians are of Turkish origin, reveals with documents that some of the Bulgarian tsars were Turkish and the language they used was Turkish.

The theses of Stoyan Dinkov, who has a book published under the name of "Turan's History" on this subject, are also present in Bulgarian political history. In the past, some of the Bulgarian historians made these claims, but they did not make as much noise as Stoyan Dinkov.

“OTTOMAN SLAVEMENT DID NOT APPLY”

Professor Stoyan Dinkov is of the opinion that Bulgaria, which consisted of a few regions with a population of 300,000 at the time when the Ottomans and Bulgarians met, already voluntarily took refuge in the Ottoman rule, and in this way, it was able to preserve its ethnic identity.

Dinkov, who claimed that the first census made after the Ottoman-Russian war in 1878, confirmed his thesis that the population of Bulgaria increased to more than 7 million, said that when the Ottomans first set foot in the Balkans, they found a hungry and miserable Bulgarian people, clothed them and fed them. He says that he owns his language, religion and culture and that there has never been a Turkish slavery.