Russia not the Varangians: a history of Russia without the Varangian pseudo-problem - Levko, Ilya Vasilievich
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In a basis of a history of Russia, and now Russia, Ukraine and Belarus there are three falsifications. It is " the Vikings legend ", first having appeared in XII century and introduced in public consciousness in XIV-XVI centuries, it is the Norman theory - fruit of Swedish propaganda XVII-XVIII of centuries, and false genealogy from " Rjurik ". Meanwhile, as show archeological researches, at the moment of " calling " simply there was neither Novgorod, nor Belozero, nor Rostov, Polotsk was free from " Vikings tribute ", Izborsk and Ladoga were tiny settlements with several tens inhabitants.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In a basis of a history of Russia, and now Russia, Ukraine and Belarus there are three falsifications. It is " the Vikings legend ", first having appeared in XII century and introduced in public consciousness in XIV-XVI centuries, it is the Norman theory - fruit of Swedish propaganda XVII-XVIII of centuries, and false genealogy from " Rjurik ". Meanwhile, as show archeological researches, at the moment of " calling " simply there was neither Novgorod, nor Belozero, nor Rostov, Polotsk was free from " Vikings tribute ", Izborsk and Ladoga were tiny settlements with several tens inhabitants. Real Russia began in the south and went from the south to the north, from the Danube-Carpathian and the Azov-Don regions.
Autorenporträt
He was born in Ufa and worked as a lawyer. He has been interested in history since school and was published in the Eurasian Scientific Journal in 2016.