Search results for query: Khazar

"The Thirteenth Tribe" by Arthur Koestler The Khazar Empire and its Heritage http://www.christusrex.org/www2/koestler/

...public attention by Dr. A.N. Poliak of Tel Aviv University in his 1939 article in Zion magazine and then in his 1950 Hebrew-language book Khazaria: The History of a Jewish Kingdom in Europe. Arthur Koestler popularized the Khazar conversion for the Western world in The Thirteenth Tribe...

Restored post. Second Part: PART 3. Notable modern Jews and Jewish communities who claim Khazar ancestry Dan Rottenberg, author of "Finding Our Fathers: A Guidebook to Jewish Genealogy" (1st edition, 1977), has ancestors from the Austrian and Russian empires. Some of his wife's ancestors were...

...We have a back-up copy of the old forum and can restore posts by hand if they are reported. This one is restored. From: http://www.khazaria.com/khazar-diaspora.html Are Russian Jews Descended from the Khazars? A Reassessment Based upon the Latest Historical, Archaeological, Linguistic...

...it does make a difference. A very grave difference. R. What grave difference? W. Does it not prove that the great majority of Jews today are Khazar in origin. Your ancestors never trod the lands where Christ walked. They never knew Jerusalem and Palestine so how could . . . (Mr. R...

...does make a difference. A very grave difference. R. What grave difference? W. Does it not prove that the great majority of Jews today are Khazar in origin. Your ancestors never trod the lands where Christ walked. They never knew Jerusalem and Palestine so how could . . . (Mr. R...

Alex Jones and 911 Scholars: The Parable of the Good Shepherd

...happened? The eastern European Jews, who form 92 per cent of the world's population of those people who call themselves Jews, were originally Khazars. They were a warlike tribe that lived deep in the heart of Asia. And they were so warlike that even the Asiatics drove them out of Asia...

...We know from the evidence cited above that the Judaism of the Talmud that existed before the 9th century, after the conversion of the Khazars and the influence they brought to bear on it, changed again with the addition of the ideas of a "Jewish Kingdom on Earth" that necessitated the...

...extant Hebrew version of the Old Testament - the Torah and the Prophets and other books - dates only to about the time of the heyday of the Khazar kingdom. We even suspect that the Khazar revival of Judaism is mostly responsible for the texts we now know as the Torah. We know that...

...to that land can be true. So, we continue back in time to search for the origins of the Ashkenazi. Now, we know a great deal about the Khazars in a particular period of history, but we still know nothing about where they came from, which is the burning question. Can they legitimately claim...

...of Byzantium. So, let's back up just a bit back to the same point in time when the Magyars went across the Carpathians, thus depriving the Khazars of their protection in the buffer zone, taking many Jews with them. At that point, as noted above, the Rus took over Kiev in a bloodless coup...

...and habits. But Priscus also has anecdotes to tell about a people subject to the Huns whom he calls Akatzirs - that is, very likely, the Ak-Khazars, or "White" Khazars. The Byzantine Emperor, Priscus tells us, tried to win this warrior race over to his side, but the greedy Khazar chieftain...

The big question now is: If the Khazars aren't really of ancient Jewish origin and have no real rights to the "Divine Fiat" that gave Israel to the Jews (putting aside for the moment that this was a hoax to begin with), then who were the Khazars and what is behind this bizarre drive of theirs to...

...migrated up into Eastern Europe, then going even further East and mixing with Turks, forming the Ashkenazi Jews. Another theory is that the Khazars included remnants of original Jews who fled Israel at the time of the Babylonian captivity. When they adopted Judaism in the 9th century, they...

...Arab, Lebanese, Syrian, and Anatolian Turkish peoples. At the same time, there are traces of European (including Western Slavic) and Khazar ancestry among European Jews. Ethiopian Jews mostly descend from Ethiopian Africans who converted to Judaism, but may also be related to a lesser extent...

Found this whilst doing a search on the word 'magas' which is both a 'nom du guerre' of a rather infamous 'wil o' the wisp' Russian terrorist who has 'died' multiple times and a small town in the Republic of Ingushetia (check out the flag - an interesting design, n'est pas?). Remind you of...

What Rense.com is not talking about That's what the forum is for: to discuss and elaborate and provide citations. No doubt. Just as there is a different perspective between the views of the colonists vis a vis the experiences of the Native Americans. Does that mean that the colonists were...

...of the Cathars or the Templars' sorcerous, blood-soaked exploits and their occult alliance with the 'unconverted' pagan remnants of the Khazar Magi - the Assassins. Naturally, the 'history of the victors' still holds sway in contemporary Western culture, as the success of 'The Da Vinci Code'...

...Of course, he is not presidential so the "royal genes and chromsomes" issue does not arise. He is a major functionary but not "of the blood" to my knowledge. But I don't know that for a fact. He appears to be one of those "fake " Khazar Jews.