>>520139292
A paradise for jews
Stop sliding my board with D&C, I will bet silver that you are not Polish, ari
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>>518932995
European nobility has been Judaized since the Middle Ages. As a Pole, you must already understand.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradisus_Judaeorum
European nobility has been Judaized since the Middle Ages. As a Pole, you must already understand.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradisus_Judaeorum
>>518639610
You are missing certain (((information))) about the commonwealth desu
You are missing certain (((information))) about the commonwealth desu
>>18006646
Yeah, this is Proto-Aryanism even though Poles are the people with the most R1a in Europe. Thus polish noblemen felt no common bonds with a peasant, but they were very open into accepting Lithuanias, Ruthenians, Germans and Hungarian into the nobility ranks and Jews as their proxy scapegoat multi-generational class.
Being the nation with the most nobles per capita in Europe (8-10%, 16% in some regions), just for comparison, Poland had 35 peasants for each noble, while Russia had 200 peasants for a single fucking noble (This shit was more decentralized than the Holy Roman Empire), the nobles could have private armies that could go against the king and invade other European nations, which made the PLC an anarchic buffer state that was partitioned twice by its less decentralized neighbors and tried desperately to make a more centralized/stable government too late for the third partition in 1795.
The Ashkenazim have genetic origins in an Judaean diaspora population in Southern Italy during the Roman Empire intermarried with varying amounts of European women. Toward the collapse of the Roman Empire, they began migrating northward toward the Rhineland, and when the HRE grew, it invited many of the Jews of their new territories to settle in the Rhineland. And began migrating eastward at the end of the High Middle Ages with invitations from what would become the PLC.
Yeah, this is Proto-Aryanism even though Poles are the people with the most R1a in Europe. Thus polish noblemen felt no common bonds with a peasant, but they were very open into accepting Lithuanias, Ruthenians, Germans and Hungarian into the nobility ranks and Jews as their proxy scapegoat multi-generational class.
Being the nation with the most nobles per capita in Europe (8-10%, 16% in some regions), just for comparison, Poland had 35 peasants for each noble, while Russia had 200 peasants for a single fucking noble (This shit was more decentralized than the Holy Roman Empire), the nobles could have private armies that could go against the king and invade other European nations, which made the PLC an anarchic buffer state that was partitioned twice by its less decentralized neighbors and tried desperately to make a more centralized/stable government too late for the third partition in 1795.
The Ashkenazim have genetic origins in an Judaean diaspora population in Southern Italy during the Roman Empire intermarried with varying amounts of European women. Toward the collapse of the Roman Empire, they began migrating northward toward the Rhineland, and when the HRE grew, it invited many of the Jews of their new territories to settle in the Rhineland. And began migrating eastward at the end of the High Middle Ages with invitations from what would become the PLC.
>>512701928
And this
And this
>>509631968
Poland as a Jewish Land
Since ancient times, numerous Jews lived in Eastern Europe, from where they engaged in a thriving slave trade. Our German word "Sklave" originated from "Slawe"; the Slavic peoples provided a rich source for forced labor. Later, Poland became the refuge for Jews expelled from Germany; they became indispensable to the magnates in the exploitation of the peasants.
From the dukes and later the kings, they received numerous privileges, including distilleries and the sale of spirits. Despite all appeals, even from high clergy and the Pope, they repeatedly found protection among the kings and magnates. Indeed, in the 17th century, the long-stored popular rage also broke out here, especially against the Jewish tax and tribute suckers, leading to horrific persecutions of Jews ("pogroms") throughout the East. But then the Polish nobility took the Jews back in, and the world owes the inexhaustible Jewish cradle in the East to them. At the end of the Middle Ages and long thereafter, the German language was widely spread throughout the East. When the Jews expelled from Germany immigrated to Poland, Judeo-German, the "Yiddish" language, developed
Poland as a Jewish Land
Since ancient times, numerous Jews lived in Eastern Europe, from where they engaged in a thriving slave trade. Our German word "Sklave" originated from "Slawe"; the Slavic peoples provided a rich source for forced labor. Later, Poland became the refuge for Jews expelled from Germany; they became indispensable to the magnates in the exploitation of the peasants.
From the dukes and later the kings, they received numerous privileges, including distilleries and the sale of spirits. Despite all appeals, even from high clergy and the Pope, they repeatedly found protection among the kings and magnates. Indeed, in the 17th century, the long-stored popular rage also broke out here, especially against the Jewish tax and tribute suckers, leading to horrific persecutions of Jews ("pogroms") throughout the East. But then the Polish nobility took the Jews back in, and the world owes the inexhaustible Jewish cradle in the East to them. At the end of the Middle Ages and long thereafter, the German language was widely spread throughout the East. When the Jews expelled from Germany immigrated to Poland, Judeo-German, the "Yiddish" language, developed
>>509575358
Poland as a Jewish Land
Since ancient times, numerous Jews lived in Eastern Europe, from where they engaged in a thriving slave trade. Our German word "Sklave" originated from "Slawe"; the Slavic peoples provided a rich source for forced labor. Later, Poland became the refuge for Jews expelled from Germany; they became indispensable to the magnates in the exploitation of the peasants.
From the dukes and later the kings, they received numerous privileges, including distilleries and the sale of spirits. Despite all appeals, even from high clergy and the Pope, they repeatedly found protection among the kings and magnates. Indeed, in the 17th century, the long-stored popular rage also broke out here, especially against the Jewish tax and tribute suckers, leading to horrific persecutions of Jews ("pogroms") throughout the East. But then the Polish nobility took the Jews back in, and the world owes the inexhaustible Jewish cradle in the East to them. At the end of the Middle Ages and long thereafter, the German language was widely spread throughout the East. When the Jews expelled from Germany immigrated to Poland, Judeo-German, the "Yiddish" language, developed.
Poland as a Jewish Land
Since ancient times, numerous Jews lived in Eastern Europe, from where they engaged in a thriving slave trade. Our German word "Sklave" originated from "Slawe"; the Slavic peoples provided a rich source for forced labor. Later, Poland became the refuge for Jews expelled from Germany; they became indispensable to the magnates in the exploitation of the peasants.
From the dukes and later the kings, they received numerous privileges, including distilleries and the sale of spirits. Despite all appeals, even from high clergy and the Pope, they repeatedly found protection among the kings and magnates. Indeed, in the 17th century, the long-stored popular rage also broke out here, especially against the Jewish tax and tribute suckers, leading to horrific persecutions of Jews ("pogroms") throughout the East. But then the Polish nobility took the Jews back in, and the world owes the inexhaustible Jewish cradle in the East to them. At the end of the Middle Ages and long thereafter, the German language was widely spread throughout the East. When the Jews expelled from Germany immigrated to Poland, Judeo-German, the "Yiddish" language, developed.
>>507288326
Not quite
Not quite