HUNS MAGYARS

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Huns - Magyars: http://www.magyarmenedek.com/products... • Kárpáti Gábor Csaba • Cím: • HUNS - MAGYARS • Alcím: • The Military Culture of Magyars and its Related Peoples • Kiadó: • Hun-idea • Kateg.: • Antropológia, Atilla, Hagyomány, Hunok,Idegen nyelvű könyvek, Ismeretterjesztő,Ősmagyarok, Szkíta • Leírás: The back-cover of the English edition* • (Az angol kiadás hátlapja) • (* According to tradition, all of the Hungarian names have been written as usual, family name first.) • Kertai Zalán's representations of the ancestors of the Hungarians are based on descriptions from historical documents and archeological data. In history books today, Atilla is presented as a short, stocky barbarian and Magyars are presented barbarian hordes, who conquered the Carpathian Basin in AD. 895. This album helps to dispel this concept. We can see the military strength of the Scythians, Huns and Magyars and the dexterity of the horse-archers. The Scythians were the first to develop the composite bow, which could shoot up to 800 meters and they developed the use of trousers and boots suitable for life on horseback. This book is important because it traces the history of the equestrian peoples and demonstrates the connections between the Sumerians, Scythians, Huns and Magyars and the Hungarians of today. • László Botos - Historian, researcher (Groton, USA), author of 'The Homeland Reclaimed' and 'The Road to the Dictated Peace' • • The painter-artist Kertai Zalán's excellent drawings introduce a new approach to the military spirit existing in the Scythian - Hun - Avar - Magyar military culture. In the Foreword written by László Botos and in the Introduction and the text of the book written by Kárpáti Gábor Csaba we can read and see the historical background of the Magyars' brave and heroic ancestors and their famous chiefs. The book authentically presents the military equipment used in that period. I recommend this book to everybody who wants to get acquainted with the glorious past of the Hungarians. • Aradi Éva - Indologist, researcher (Hungary - University of Pécs), author of 'The Huns in India'

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