Historical Claims about Jewish Ancestry

One of the world's dirtiest secrets is that the exterminated Jews in Nazi Germany were not considered real Jews.

They were considered Khazar Russians and Eastern Europeans whose ancestors converted to Judaism in 740 A.D. under their king, King Bulan.

Their bloodline dates back to the Turkish tribes and to the powerful Empire of Khazaria that once controlled all of Russia.

Arthur Kessler, who wrote the 13th tribe,

claims that over 90% of today's Jews are racially non-Jewish and have no genetic relationship to the 12 tribes of Israel.

Today's Jews, says Kessler, are more related to Attila the Hun than King Solomon of Israel.

2,000 years ago, when the Roman conquerors evicted the 12 tribes from Israel, the largest tribes, called Dan and Naphtali,

settled in Denmark and Norway.

Their Viking king, called King Canute, was one of the first to settle in Denmark.