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Here was a short biography of Prof. Dr. Kazim Mirsan

His life

He was born in the Kulca city on the Ili river
of East Turkistan at 4 july 1919 year.He went on
to his education in the Istanbul at 1932.
He took Building High Engineering education in
the Berlin and Istanbul Universities.
Kazim Mirsian who knows German,Russian,English
and Turkish dialects (Tatar,Uzbek,Baskurtcha ,Taranica,Kaskarlka(Kaskarlka
mean language of Uighur), Kazakcha, Krgzcha,
Azerica, Turkey turkish, his own main dialect
Tmenlike, Greek, Latin besides Italian as much
as it will be useful for his researchings spent
very big parth his life with researchings about
Turkish History.
He set forth new theses and he caused big debatings.
Kazm Mirsan who read Etrsk's writing first time
in the world also made researchings on the
Orhon-Selene inscriptions.
He set forth new ideas about mythological civilization.(About Mu or Atlantis.)
Besides he set forth new theories about Turkish
History that will do new debatings.

His Lifelong.

--He read Etrusk's writing first time in the world.
--He made enlightening researchings about ten
thousands of yearly Turkish History.
--He found 16.000 yearly traces of Turkish
language in the Solgenstone Cave(This cave in the
Central Asia) (solgentas)

His thesis

--Writing was invented by Turks B.c at 16.000 years.
--Kurdish had words belong to early Turkish and
it carried these words also Arabic and Persian.
--There are early Turkish inscriptions also in the Anatolia.
--Latin,Greek,Fenike and Kril alphabets happened of early Turkish.
--Etrusks were Turks.
--Etrusk's writings were analyzed first time by Kazm Mirsan.
--Etrusk language is Turkish.
--There are Turkish inscriptions in the Europe and Scandinavia more than 5.000
--Pyramids which older than Egypt's pyramids and in the today's China earths at prohibited area were made by Turks.


His Books

1.1966 Trk Metrigi
2.1970 Prototurkish inscriptions
3.1978 Six Yanq Tigin(182)
4.1983 today's kurdish from Prototurkish.
5.1983 Glance over received history researchings
for Urgun-Selene inscriptions again.
6.1985 Prototurks of Anatolia.
7.1990 Astrophysics according to Prototurk scholars.
8.1991 Bolbollar.
9.1993 Conferance about Prototurkish inscriptions.
10.1993 Writings sights
11.1993 Alphabetic writing beginning and Glozel inscriptions.
12.1994 Alphabetic writing beginning
13.1992 written of Tatar with Turkish alphabet (12)
14.1995 Bitigstones of Side(Side is a place in
the Turkey at Mediterranean coast).
15.1995 Pure Turkish '-sal' suplement.
16.1996 Preportuguese Bitigstones.
17.1996 Education on the peace way.
18.1997 Prototurkish traces in the today's Europe languages.
19.1996 Etrsk language in the today's Europe
languages in point of Adjective-Verb and
Adverb-Verb.
20.1998 Developing of religions,religions which
born from early Turkish
religion,Side,Prepotoguese,Glozel,Pre-Egypt,Etrusk,Protpgrek
and hinduism.
21. 1998 Etrusks,their history,writings and languages.
22. 1999 Turk Calendar.
23. 1999 Early Turk states and Trk Bil
24. 2000 Slgenstone Cave.
25. 2000 Bilge Atun Uquq,Trk Bilge Qagan Nine Bitig.
26. 2000 Short inscriptions in the Mogolistan.
27. 2000 Hieroglyphes.
28. 2000 Pra-Egypt hieroglyphes that deciphered
thanks to the oldest inscriptions in the
Europe,Siber and Central Asia.(182
unknown,unsolved cartridges(hieroglyphes) was
solved by Kazm Mirsan and other turkish
historians.)
29.2001 Articles.
30. 2003 Scandinavia inscritions of early Turks.

His English Books

1.1986 Is Univerzum a static system like a frame.
2. 1992 Pictogramms from Anatolia,Petroglifs, ISUB-G and UW-ON inscriptions.
3. 1992 Manipulation of cosmic invariants according to Prototurk scholars.
4.1996 Name and infinitive situations of verbs
and traces in the today's Europe languages in
point of adjective-verb and adverb-verb.
5. 2000 Pra-Egypt hieroglyphes that deciphered
thanks to the oldest inscriptions in the
Europe,Siber and Central Asia.
5.The science of Physics and Astphysics According to Old Turkish Scholars.
2003. Anatolia inscriptions of early Turks.

His German Books

1.1968 Calculate of hyperstatic systems with equivalent charges.
2. 1973 Deciphering of Proto-Greek inscriptions.
3. 1973 Alphabetic writing beginning and Glozel inscriptions.
4. 1993 Prototurkish Grammer.
5. 1996 Pro-portoguesee inscriptions
6. 1996 Prototurkish traces in several languages.
7. 1997 Etrusk Inscriptions.
You can buy his English books.

Small notes: Kazm Mirsan still alive.He is 89 years old..
Westerns says theses but he don't receive these
as be theses.He says ''all of these historical
reals which were proved but we need to do very
large excavating for find new evidences.Russian
historians find very import and things belong to
Turkish History in turkish earths which under of
their occupation

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Those are over 100 pyramids, made of clay, have become nearly stone hard over the centuries. Many are damaged by erosion or farming. One pyramid is as large as the Pyramid of the Sun of Teotihuacan in Mexico (which is as large as the Great Pyramid of Giza). The big pyramid is about 1,000 feet high (other descriptions estimate 1,000 to 1,200 feet high) and roughly 1,500 feet at the base, which makes it twice as large as any pyramid in Egypt. Most are flat topped, some have small temples on top. Chinese officials have rebuffed all questions about these pyramids and all requests to view them since they are among top secret of China. Successive dynasties have safeguarded the secret from the outside world, the Communists included with the sites being in Forbidden zones - that is until recently when too many toursists coming from the Terracotta Army kept 'discovering' them. They have been planted with trees to disguise them as hills from the air. The Chinese authorities finally admitted to the 'existence of pyramidal structures' in the 1980s, nowadays some of them even have visitor centres attached. At the end of the 19th and the first few decades of the 20th century, scientific and archaeological expeditions to the region along the Silk Road in East Turkestan led to the discovery of numerous Uyghur cave temples, monastery ruins, wall paintings, statues, frescoes, valuable manuscripts, documents and books. Members of the expedition from Great Britain, Sweden, Russia, Germany, France, Japan, and the United States were amazed by the treasure they found there, and soon detailed reports captured the attention on an interested public around the world. The relics of these rich Uyghur cultural remnants brought back by Sven Hedin of Sweden, Aurel Stein of Great Britain, Gruen Wedel and Albert von Lecoq from Germany, Paul Pelliot of France, Langdon Warner of the United States, and Count Ottani from Japan can be seen in the Museums of Berlin, London, Paris, Tokyo, Leningrad and even in the Museum of Central Asian Antiquities in New Delhi. The manuscripts, documents and the books discovered in Eastern Turkestan proved that the Uyghurs had a very high degree of civilization.