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...happening in Europe. When Russia, in 920 was formed, and gradually surrounded the Khazar Kingdom, and absorbed them, most of the well-to-do Khazars fled to Western Europe and brought with them the very things to which you object and I object and a lot of other people object. The customs, the...

...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 into...

...in C of Z about the Jewish central government all of a sudden popping up in Poland with a whole new group of Jews, who were thought to be the Khazars, who by record were rather a blood-thirsty race, which was very much the opposite of the Sephardic Jews (at least that is the way it appears to...

...I believe that it was at the time of the Khazar takeover of Judaism that the idea of tracing Jewish ancestry through the female line began. One is reminded of the old legend of the origins of the Huns/Khazars: "Scythian witches thrown out of their tribes who mated with devils in the desert."

Notabene: I put comments in [ ] Three Thousands Year Puzzle. History of Jewry from Perspective of Modern Russia by I. R. Shafarevi[t]ch 2002, Bibliopolis Press, St. Petersburg, ISBN 5-94542-023-9 Ilarion's "Word about Law and Good Fortune" [Blagodat'] isn't really a "good fortune" in English...

...Middle East: the Biblical Hebrews who emerged from the southern Caucasus between 3000-2000 BC to invade Palestine, and the northern Caucasus "Khazars" who were converted to Judaism about 740 A.D. The Khazars were pushed into Central and Eastern Europe by Mongol invasions, and their...

...to Jewish Genealogy" (1st edition, 1977), has ancestors from the Austrian and Russian empires. Some of his wife's ancestors were allegedly Khazars. Karen De Witt, in The Washington Post, wrote the following on page B3, in the Saturday, August 20, 1977 issue, in her article "Family Lore and...

...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, and Genetic Evidence by Kevin Alan Brook This page is Copyright �...

...site) you'll note that most names have their origin somewhere in europe, very few outside. before that time (dark ages), 'jews' were either khazars who had recently converted to judaism (who exactly were these priests who convinced the khazars - a kingdom of warring tribes - to convert ?)...

...group may survive in the Sephardim/Palestinians. Then there are the 'other' Aryans, who are NOT 'real' Jews: the Ashkenazim (from the Turks/Khazars). By adopting Jewish religion and culture, they have 'evolved' in a nature described by MacDonald for intelligence, or more likely...

...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 into...

Likewise thank you Thorbiorn for a most interesting post. It puts the Nordic mythology in a different light. While doing genealogy research I found a site that also attempt listing the genealogy of many of the ancient and mythical figures in history. It can be found here...

...the word Asena that Koestler mentions in 'The Thirteenth Tribe. This again led to considering possible links between the Scythians and the Khazars as well as the consequences. Asena and Asgard and In the word "Asena", there is 'AS' a sound also found in Asgard. 'Gard' in Scandinavian...

The Natural History of Ashkenazi Intelligence Notice that, at the beginning of this quote, it is said that there are two main clusters of Ashkenazi inherited disease, the sphingolipid cluster and the DNA repair cluster. Among the other significant Ashkenazi disorders we find idiopathic torsion...

...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...

...by the evidence of pottery, some of them went to England. How does this relate to the belief of the ancient Armenians and Georgians that the Khazars were "Gog and Magog." In Genesis, we read: Notice the remark about "isles of the Gentiles." In the passage from Ezekiel we notice several...

...terms, were not Semitic at all. The languages spoken by many of the tribes of the Eurasian steppes, including the Turkic languages of the Khazars, are also known as Altaic. As a language family, this is still a bit contentious among experts. The Turkic, Mongolian, and Tungusic families do...

...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...