Wednesday, September 9, 2020

The Jewishness of Russia/ Ukraina

 Learn Russian in Kiev


1)Russia was born in the 9th century in Kiev and it was called Rus. We call it Kievan” Rus to distinguish between different historical periods of russian history. Modern historians call it Moscovian Rus, Novgorodian Rus, Kievan Rus etc to distinguish different periods in Russian history. But at the time it was just Rus.

2) Russian empire and USSR was the same country linguistically genetically territorially. RSFSR was part of USSR.

3) Kievan Rus practiced Judaism before adopted Christianity. The word [Rus/Ros] is Greek form of Hebrew word [ראש-Rosh] means the head, the leader, the ruler. The name “Rus” as the name of the country appeared in letters only after Kiev was conquered by Ruriks in 9th century. .

At the time of Rurikis conquered Kiev in 9th century, Novgorod still practiced paganism. However Kiev was Jewish already for centuries before Ruriks defeated Khazarian Kaganat and conquered Kiev, the city practiced Judaism. Kiev was jewish city because Khazars, owners of Kiev, were jewish tribes . After being defeated by Rurikis, Khazars continued to live in Kiev and they continued to practice Judaism and write letters in Hebrew language. Oleg of Novgorod - Wikipedia

The Schechter Letter, a document written by a Jewish Khazar a contemporary of Romanus I Lecapenus, describes the activities of a Rus' warlord named HLGW (Hebrew: הלגו), usually transcribed as "Helgu". For years many scholars disregarded or discounted the SchechterLetter account, which referred to Helgu (often interpreted as Oleg) as late as the 940s.

Recently, however, scholars such as David Christian and Constantine Zuckerman have suggested that the Schechter Letter's account is corroborated by various other Russian chronicles, and suggests a struggle within the early Rus' polity between factions loyal to Oleg and to the Rurikid Igor, a struggle that Oleg ultimately lost.

Zuckerman posited that the early chronology of the Rus' had to be re-determined in light of these sources. Among Zuckerman's beliefs and those of others who have analyzed these sources are that the Khazars did not lose Kiev until the early 10th century (rather than 882, the traditional date), that Igor was not Rurik's son but rather a more distant descendant, and that Oleg did not immediately follow Rurik but rather that there is a lost generation between the legendary Varangian lord and his documented successors.

Of particular interest is the fact that the Schechter Letter account of Oleg's death (namely, that he fled to and raided FRS, tentatively identified with Persia, and was slain there) bears remarkable parallels to the account of Arab historians such as Ibn Miskawayh, who described a similar Rus’ attack on the Muslim state of Arran in the year 944/5.}

The brief historical overview:

100AD. After the expell from Jewish Kingdom, part of Jewish tribes settled down in Caucasus region, around the Black sea and around the southern part of Volga river. Surrounding by local pagan tribes of Goths , Romans and others, Jews were extremely messianic in that period of time. It was the time that Islam didn't exist yet. Christianity didn't exist yet. Jewish tribes was only monotheistic in that area at the time.

600AD . When Turk nomadictribes came around to the Black sea they befriended very educated jews, converted to Judaism and become <Khazarin Kaganat>. They enjoyed each other company and conquests for the next 400 years and they continued together to conquer new territories . They established the city of Kiev.

Many khazarian symbols were in fact jewish symbols and the name [kaganat] is a jewish word. Kagans [כהן ] were highest priests in Holy Jewish Temples in Jerusalem. ‘Kaganat’ is a 100% Jewish word. In Kiev Khazars have wrote letters in Hebrew language, those letters are still kept in archives. ‘The earliest European reference related to the Rus' people ruled by a khagan comes from the Frankish Annals of St. Bertin, which refer to a group of Norsemen who called themselves Rhos (qui se, id est gentem suam, Rhos vocari dicebant) and visited Constantinople around 838.’

Rus' Khaganate - Wikipedia

The name “Rus” as the name of the Rurik’ country appeared in letters only afterKiev was conquered by Ruriks in 835..

The word [Rus/Ros] in hebrew [ראש] means the head, the leader, the ruler.

Cyrillic letters “ш” “ц” are hebrew letters צ ש , in hebrew they called [shin] and [tzadik] respectively. The name of the russian ancient literature character Sadko (rus. Садко) came from the Herbrew [צדק] that means righteous.

The most popular ukranian male name Bogdan - in Hebrew בגדן translated from Hebrew as the traitor and betrayer. The impact of Judaism and Hebrew language to the future russian culture (russian language, topographic names, alphabet, religion) is enormous.

The famous monarch Ivan I was nicknamed as Ivan Kalita because he was the ‘gatherer and absorber of the Russian lands back to Russia ’. In Hebrew the word klita [קליטה] means the absorbtion, the gathering. It is how in Israel we call the ministry of immigration: “Ministry of Immigration and Absorption) (Hebrew: משרד העלייה והקליטה‎, Misrad Ha Aliyah VeHa Klita) is a ministry of the Israeli government.”- from Wikipedia. 

What it mean from anthropological and historical perspective? I means that after destruction the city of Kiev by Mongols Jewish inhabitants moved to Moscow city

Ivan I Daniilovich Kalita (Russian: Ива́н I Даниилович Калита; 1288 – 31 March 1340 or 1341) was Grand Duke of Moscow from 1325 and Vladimir from 1332.

Ivan I of Moscow - Wikipedia

It's very surprising how modern Ukrainians claim that Kiev was ukrainian before it becomes Russian. In fact Kiev was Jewish before it become Russian and only in 1991 Kiev became Ukrainian. Ukranian state didn't existed before 1991. Modern Ukrainian politicians and their Western sponsors are desperately struggling to creat “the ukranian identity” in order to differenciate from the Russian identity but rejecting their russianness Ukrainians have to deal with Judaism and jewishness. Kiev was Jewish before it becomes Russian.

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