Classify the Hungarian parliament

**Evolved** · Thursday, February 6th, 2003

Photos of them.

To be fair to real Hungarians, there are several on the list who are questionably jewish (foreigh minister Kovács László). Dr. Demszky Gábor is a jewish faggot-loving communist, and Farkas Flórián is indeed a gypsy. The rest I have no idea. Names ending in "szky" are not Hungarian. German names might just be German and not jewish, thanks to the Austria-Hungary empire there are many Hungarians with German names and vice versa. So if you're German or of German descent, these pictures might be of interest, they could be relatives.

**goidelicwarrior** · Thursday, February 6th, 2003

Originally posted by ladygoeth33
Photos of them.

To be fair to real Hungarians, there are several on the list who are questionably jewish (foreigh minister Kovács László). Dr. Demszky Gábor is a jewish faggot-loving communist, and Farkas Flórián is indeed a gypsy. The rest I have no idea. Names ending in "szky" are not Hungarian. German names might just be German and not jewish, thanks to the Austria-Hungary empire there are many Hungarians with German names and vice versa. So if you're German or of German descent, these pictures might be of interest, they could be relatives.

This is exactly what I have been trying to say all the time.. if one check the pics in random order one will notice the different subtypes or mixtures of them, . this is Europe and even more America, whats important is to preserve as much as possible of our culture and people, conclusion.. read Gunther less and se reallity more and act thereafter !

**cosmocreator** · Thursday, February 6th, 2003

There's quite a few Drs in there.

**Ominous Lord Spoonblade** · Thursday, February 6th, 2003

Hungarians rule! Why? One word: Paprika!

BTW, what do you know about the history of the Hungarian language? It is a Turkic language is it not? But a lot of the time I see words that remind me of Slavic language (kind of like Romanian, but that only has about 3200 words in common with Slavic and I think Hungarian might have more...or it at least seems like it does to me). It has in common with Polish using "sz" and what not...

Hermod · Thursday, February 6th, 2003

Originally posted by triskel
This is exactly what I have been trying to say all the time.. if one check the pics in random order one will notice the different subtypes or mixtures of them, . this is Europe and even more America, whats important is to preserve as much as possible of our culture and people, conclusion.. read Gunther less and se reallity more and act thereafter !

By all means.
Let's not permit primitive tribal lobbyists to create divisions amongst us.

**Prodigal Son** · Thursday, February 6th, 2003

Originally posted by ladygoeth33
Photos of them.

To be fair to real Hungarians, there are several on the list who are questionably jewish (foreigh minister Kovács László). Dr. Demszky Gábor is a jewish faggot-loving communist, and Farkas Flórián is indeed a gypsy. The rest I have no idea. Names ending in "szky" are not Hungarian. German names might just be German and not jewish, thanks to the Austria-Hungary empire there are many Hungarians with German names and vice versa. So if you're German or of German descent, these pictures might be of interest, they could be relatives.

Hungarians are Ugricized Slavs, closest to Russians and Poles genetically.

**cosmocreator** · Friday, February 7th, 2003

Originally posted by Vanessa
Hungarians rule! Why? One word: Paprika!

BTW, what do you know about the history of the Hungarian language? It is a Turkic language is it not? But a lot of the time I see words that remind me of Slavic language (kind of like Romanian, but that only has about 3200 words in common with Slavic and I think Hungarian might have more...or it at least seems like it does to me). It has in common with Polish using "sz" and what not...

Could be because I huge chunk of what was Hungary before WW1 was given to Romania after the war.

**Ominous Lord Spoonblade** · Friday, February 7th, 2003

Originally posted by ns1488ca
Could be because I huge chunk of what was Hungary before WW1 was given to Romania after the war.

Transylvania???

**Evolved** · Friday, February 7th, 2003

The language is Finno-Ugric, the closest language to Hungarian is probably Mari (endangered), spoken in the territory Mari-El in Russia. Hungarian has words from Turkish and Slavic. Some of the slang terms even came from the gypsies. Like ebonics is becoming more common in America. I saw in some White Power chatroom a guy saying "I hate wiggers and ebonics." But the whole time he kept saying "My bad."

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Originally posted by Vanessa
Hungarians rule! Why? One word: Paprika!

BTW, what do you know about the history of the Hungarian language? It is a Turkic language is it not? But a lot of the time I see words that remind me of Slavic language (kind of like Romanian, but that only has about 3200 words in common with Slavic and I think Hungarian might have more...or it at least seems like it does to me). It has in common with Polish using "sz" and what not...

**Evolved** · Friday, February 7th, 2003

You'll see among them some human types unique given their location in Central Europe. They're really a small minority, though. Most Hungarians are not descended from the Huns.

Originally posted by triskel
if one check the pics in random order one will notice the different subtypes or mixtures of them,