Who are the Real Aryans: Germans or Indians?

The term ldquo;Aryanrdquo; has been a topic of debate and distortion throughout history, most famously during the Nazi regime. In this article, we will explore the true origins of the Aryan identity and dispel the myths associated with it.

Historical Context and Nazi Misappropriation

The term ldquo;Aryanrdquo; has often been misused and misappropriated, particularly by the Nazi regime. Nazi Germany employed the contentious term to promote a pseudo-scientific racial hierarchy, claiming Germans were the most pure ldquo;Aryans.rdquo;

However, the ldquo;Aryan racerdquo; was, in fact, one of Hitlerrsquo;s phantasies, including all Scandinavian peoples, Germans, and Austrians. Ironically, Hitler himself was Austrian, and his claims about ldquo;Aryanrdquo; identity were deeply flawed. The use of the term ldquo;swastikardquo; in Nazi symbolism was rooted in ancient Indian traditions, highlighting the disconnect between reality and Nazi propaganda.

True Meaning of Aryan

In my opinion, the term ldquo;Aryanrdquo; is a misconception, as it is often exaggerated to refer to fair-skinned, beautiful individuals. However, the term ldquo;Aryanrdquo; is actually used for the Persians, and these peoples are distinguished from the Germans.

The ldquo;Aryanrdquo; term is a misnomer because it has been co-opted to represent a group of peoples who speak Indo-Iranian languages, including Persian and the languages spoken in Northern India. This term does not accurately describe the Germanic peoples, who are classified as ldquo;Germanic.rdquo; Instead, Persians and Middle Eastern people are representative of the Aryan linguistic and ethnic group.

The Real Aryans: Iranians

Iranians are the true Aryans. The name ldquo;Iranrdquo; literally translates to ldquo;Land of the Aryansrdquo; in the Persian language. Iranians are an ethno-linguistic group of peoples that natively speak Indo-Iranian or Aryan languages. These languages include Persian and are widespread in Northern India.

Further Analysis of the Myth

A common myth is that a tribe of light-skinned people called ldquo;Aryansrdquo; invaded present-day India early in recorded history and became their ruling class. However, this is a misrepresentation of historical events. The ldquo;Aryansrdquo; mentioned in early Indian texts are not the same as the mythological group that the Nazis invoked.

It is crucial to differentiate between the historical and linguistic usage of the term ldquo;Aryanrdquo; from its misappropriation by the Nazi regime. The term ldquo;Aryanrdquo; should be understood in the context of its true linguistic and ethnic meaning, rather than as a presumed racial classification.

Further details on human races, including Red DNA people, Caucasians, and Neanderthals, can be found on my website.