The Stolen Bulgarian History – Part Two

The Stolen Bulgarian History – Part Two

Константин Каменов

7.67€

15,00 лв.

211 pages

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“There exist two parallel histories of the world: one visible and rehearsed unto infinity by the mass media, and the other — immeasurable and parallel to the first, yet inaccessible to the broad masses.”
P. D. Uspenski

“I have been sent on a mission to Bulgaria similar to that with which the English archaeologist Eduard Tarnereli was charged in the study of Bulgar — to confirm before Europe that the Volga-Kama Bulgars are Tatar-Mongols, and I, that the Balkan Bulgarians are not descendants of Asparuh’s little horde…”
Karel Shkorpil

“They, the Bulgarians, were once the most just of all peoples, and of everything in the world they honored these virtues most, and themselves attained great glory, while the cities and the peoples joined them of their own free will.”
A Byzantine toparch, 10th century

Once, from the Balkans, the secrets and the questions...

• Why were the most ancient Thracians at once Aigupti, and Palastaini, and Ethiopes, as well as Europeans?
• Why are all the theories of the Bulgarians’ origin both wrong and, equally, true?
• Why are the roots of the hero Sharvili, too, of the Sarman cycle, and of Mithra, discovered best among the Bulgarians?
• How is it that from the Sumerian Unug to the Spanish king Bolgoros, Bulgarians are so often spoken of?
• Why did Christ and the Hurrians-Balkharis speak one and the same language?
• What do the legends of the world tell through the princess Rodopis, Ashina and his line, Romulus and Remus, Valhalla, the Fir Bolg, Prince Hon, Mo-de, YUY, Dionysus, and the Etheric Soul?
• Who shaped the faith of the world after God?
• In whom lie the roots of the European peoples?
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211 pp.

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