The role of jews in early russian civilization in the light of a new discovery and new controversies
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...174 See for example Shepard, 2008, “The Viking Rus and Byzantium,” 496-516; Petrukhin, 1992, “The Normans and the Khazars in the South of Rus’: (the Formation of the ‘Russian Land’ in the Middle Dnepr Area),” 393- 400; Koptev, 2010, “The Story of ‘Chazar Tribute’: A Scandinavian Ritual Trick in the Russian Primary Chronicle,” 189-212; and Kaplan, 1954, “The Decline of the Khazars and the Rise of the Varangians,” 1-10. somewhat lesser extent Manichaeism in Uighuria175 or Judaism in Khazaria, we can see that each adopted form of monotheism was imposed on subject populations by a ruling minority....
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...The Khazar rulers themselves associated themselves with the ten lost tribes, according to Chekin, 1990, “The Role of Jews in Early Russian Civilization in the Light of a New Discovery and New Controversies,” 386-389....
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...388 See for example Petrukhin, 1992, 393-400; Kaplan, 1954, 1-10; Brutzkus, 1944, 111, 122; Chekin, 1990, 379-394; Golden, 2001b, “Nomads in the Sedentary World: the Case of Pre-Chinggisid Rus’ and Georgia,” 29-34; Vernadsky, 1959, Kievan Russia, 174; and Shepard, 2008, “The Viking Rus and…...
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