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Русский: Доклад "Д. В. Бубрих и догерманский субстрат: статья «О языковых следах финских тевтонов-чуди» (1926) и её неопубликованные варианты" (часть 1)

представляет Томеллери Витторио Спрингфилд (University of Macerata, Италия).

Статья 1926 года содержит языковые аргументы Д. В. Бубриха против арийской чистоты германцев. Бубрих в своей работе ссылается

  1. на Зигмунда Файста, выдвинувшего гипотезу о догерманском субстрате;
  2. на работу 1924 года профессора Фёдора Брауна о первобытном населении Европы и происхождении германцев;
  3. на работу Н. Я. Марра о наличии кавказских элементов в германской речи.
Конференция «Бубриховские чтения: задокументированное народное слово» 2020, Петрозаводск.
English: Vittorio Springfield Tomelleri (University of Macerata)

presents the report "Dmitry Bubrikh and the Germanic substrate hypothesis: article "On the linguistic traces of the Finnish Teutons-Chudi" (1926) and its unpublished variants" part 1 (in Russian).

The article written in 1926 contains the linguistic arguments of Dmitry Bubrikh against the Aryan purity of the Germans. Bubrich in his work refers:

  1. on Sigmund Feist, who put forward the Germanic substrate hypothesis;
  2. on a 1924 paper by Professor Fyodor Braun on the primitive population of Europe and the origins of the Germans;
  3. on a work by Nikolai Marr on the presence of Caucasian elements in Germanic speech.
The conference "Bubrikh readings: a documented vernacular", 2020. Petrozavodsk.
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English: Andrew Krizhanovsky
Русский: Андрей Крижановский
 
 
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