Israel, which did not have, or what the Cossacks with the Jews have in common. Katyuk G.P.
What is common between the history of Russia and Israel? The author of this book Georgy Katyuk comes to a paradoxical and at the same time completely natural conclusion within the framework of the available data: the history of Russia and the peoples settled it is now not quite as it was actually. In particular, the role of Jewish Khazaria, which was Rus, has not yet been clarified, in the development of the Old Russian state and Russia.
You can formulate the same question a little differently, writes George Katyuk, as Vera Khazar reflected on the worldview Cossacks, the very name of which is discovered with the name Khazar an amazing similarity?
Are these just some questions raised in this book, written on the basis of a deep analysis of extensive historical material.
| Characteristics | |
| A country | Russia |
| Age | From 12 years |
| Author | Katyuk Georgy Petrovich |
| Number of pages | 288 |
| The year of publishing | 2024 |
| Type of cover | Hard cover |
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