Arpa Posted October 2, 2003 Report Share Posted October 2, 2003 Teutonic Knight?Another Hye-na in sheep's clothes?Deutchland Uber Alles?Deutchland?Teutons were a medieval Germanic tribe, in Latin they are knows as Tedesco/Tedesci. Many sites describing them, search unders Teuton/Teutonic.Why Deutchland Uber Alles, Germany Over All? Hitler's cri de guerre?In time Teuton evolved into Deutch the native name for German and Germany.Is our "aspet" a Grey Wolf in the clothes of an HYE-na?Don't let his smile, knowledge of the Hye language deceive you, people learn languages for a variety of reasons, some out of love for it and others....The only Armenian trait he has not yet capitalized on is our enormous noses which has a very useful function, to smell rats from a distance. See for yourslves: Teutonic Knights;http://www.tiscali.co.uk/reference/encyclo...n/m0020756.html Caricature; Note the white robes and black crossses. Don't we know these people under another name? KKK?http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/4775/tknight.html Son of a Turk? An excerpt from below site;Membership of this mostly German-speaking order was composed of various, distinct classes: knights, priests, and other brothers (lay brothers, sisters, and "familiars"). There was a large number of people who supported the professed members of the Order, ranging from auxiliary knights to slaves. The highest ranking were secular knights, serving for free. Turcopoles (Greek for "son of Turk") were originally probably lightly-armed, half-breed cavalry whose name applied to Turkish mercenaries employed in the Byzantine army, later the term was adopted by the military orders. There were attendants called squires (knechte), and sergeants-at-arms. Footsoldiers were usually coerced from the local peasantry. Sister-aids (halpswesteren) were employed as domestics as were halpbrüderen; they took religious vows. Married and single lay domestics also were employed by the Order. Artisans and laborers (e.g., gardeners, carpenters, masons) worked for charity or wages. Many serfs and slaves were owned by the Order. http://www.ku.edu/kansas/orb/encyclop/reli...ic/opsahl1.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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