Search results for query: Khazar

...Germans, those who made Jews wealthy in the first place. The Franks had themselves made their wealth in Germany. Possibly they came from poor Khazar background, whose family later moved into Poland, Galicia, Hungary or Austria. The name Frank (also Franck) is an Ashkenazic name meaning...

...a 'national mythology' - The 'Jewish People' Was Invented says Jewish Historian Ofri Ilani Haaretz Sun, 23 Mar 2008 22:44 UTC Image of a Khazar warrior with prisoner, based on 8th century ewer found in Romania Of all the national heroes who have arisen from among the Jewish people over...

http://www.sott.net/articles/show/165262-Found-Ancient-Capital-of-Jewish-Khazar-Kingdom Found: Ancient Capital of 'Jewish' Khazar Kingdom Ze'ev Ben-Yechiel Israel National News Sat, 06 Sep 2008 16:38 UTC A team of archaeologists claims to have discovered remnants of the legendary Khazar...

Via thetruthseeker.co.uk site:

Apparently Dr Sand's academic credentials are protecting him from being torn limb from limb. The comments below the article are interesting.

That is interesting when you add the fact that the Khazars are from the norther Caucasus. Wasn't it the Hitties or Huns that evicted some despicable women from their tribes and then these women could have possibly been integrated within the Khazars? And this would tie in very nicely with the...

...whatsoever. Debunking the idea that the majority of modern European Jews are Semitic, Professor Comas gives the example of Bulan, King of the Khazars, who, along with many of his nobles and people, converted to Judaism in 740 of the Common Era (CE). Thus, many of the Jewish ancestors of...

...from the east, maybe a clue for being "true semites" in the sens of akkadians or summerians? I remember also reading somethig few years about khazar descents being at the turkish governing elite for a long time but I have no longer the references. Maybe a working hypothesis for later...

...mixture of Alans, Cumans and a number of Turkic Kipchak tribes in Crimea and northern steppes of Black Sea, as well as the ruling junta of Khazaria (not all the Khazars) converted to Karaism. These people became known as Karaims, thus combining the religious denomination with ethnonym. The...

here is the part 3 of jewish genetic studies deleted from khazaria(dot) com almost immediately I post link on sott (dot)khazaria(dot)com site articles on jewish genetic studies ARE back on-line. Articles taken off site max 2 hours after i posted links, and it was a deeeep night. Someone wasn't...

Now the part which dissapeared from original site immediately i post link on sott:

continued jewish genetics part 2

...of literature, barocco and symbolism Milorad Pavic. Book title is Lexicon cosri: Colloquium seu disputationem de religione (Dictionary of Khazars - dictionary of dictionaries in the quest of Khazar question; reconstruction of the first Daubmanns edition 1691, which had been destroyed in...

...Franklin observed, and by hearsay understood, what was 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...

...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...

My guess is that the Kohanim genes that traveled to the East and mixed with the Khazar women gave the taxon a major boost. There was something on both sides there, but hard to say what. I believe that it was at the time of the Khazar takeover of Judaism that the idea of tracing Jewish ancestry...

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...

Laura has posted something that gives the pros and cons of the Khazar jews. It is interesting and brings some different angles than the one I read in Koestlers book. The link is here http://www.cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php?topic=3410 Anders

"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...