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Also: Ashkenazim
ASHKENAZ (zniQa), designation of the first relatively compact area initially on the banks of the Rhine.

Asher b. Jehiel (d. 1327), who was born in western Germany, wrote "I would not eat according to their [i.e., the Sephardi] usage, adhering as I do to our own custom and to the tradition of our blessed forefathers, the sages of Ashkenaz, who received the Torah as an inheritance from their ancestors from the days of the destruction of the Temple.
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Jehiel, another white face German calling himself a Jew. The family name Jehiel was in Germany before any one called themselves "Jews".
The Sephardi attitude toward religion, the Jews of Ashkenaz tended to be fundamentalist and rigorist, consonant mainly with internal Jewish sources, ideas, and customs.
[ Those who called themselves Sephardic had a musical religion depending on what region they were in VS Ashkenaz stuck to what was written ]
The Ashkenazi scholar's interest was by study of the Bible and Talmud. He devoted more efforts to exegesis of the sacred text, rather than attempting a systematic codification of the halakhah or extracting general principles.
[ The word "halakhah" (from the root halakh, "to go"), the legal side of Judaism (as distinct from aggadah, the name given to the non-legal material, particularly of the rabbinic literature) ]
[ AGGADAH or Haggadah; (Heb. hdfa ,hdfh; "narrative;") is usually defined in a negative manner, i.e., that portion of rabbinic teaching which is not halakhah, i.e., which is not concerned with religious laws and regulations. ]
With the emigration of Ashkenazi Jewry from Western to Eastern Europe in the 15th and 16th centuries, the center of gravity shifted to Bohemia, Moravia, Poland, and Lithuania.
[ There are no records of any large migrations from the middle east to Europe, but the "Ashkenazi Jews" popped up in Germany AFTER the Germans returned from the crusades in Palestine.
I suggest you keep the names of all these German "Jews" and begin to look for ancient drawings or paintings of them. As soon as you begin to read about theses "Jews" in Germany, they looked just like the rest of the white Germans. (Not like the brown face natives of the middle east that every Israelite was a composite of.) ]

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MAHZOR festival prayer book.
SELIHOT The word selihah means "forgiveness," and in the singular is used to indicate a piyyut whose subject is a plea for forgiveness for sins
PIYYUT a lyrical composition intended to embellish an obligatory prayer or any other religious ceremony,
The Ashkenazi mahzor included selihot and piyyutim composed by the liturgical poets of Germany and northern France. (None of this has any thing to do with the laws of Moses or any thing the Israelites ever heard of)
It goes on to reveal all the different beliefs and rituals from one area to another.

From about the 17th century the significance of the Sephardi Jewry began to diminish as the Ashkenazim increased in number .
[ So what happened to them? Men didn't stop having sex, women did not stop getting pregnant. The descendants of those who called them Sephardi would have converted to the Catholic and Protestant religion. Their descendants would be among the Catholics and Protestants who have no idea their ancestors called themselves "Jews".

After the Chmielnicki massacres in Poland in 1648, numbers of Ashkenazi Jews spread throughout Western Europe, some even crossing the Atlantic.
[ I can't find any references to any Chmielnicki massacre, but I am guessing it is a reference to another area in Europe where the cult was ran out?]

By the close of the 19th century there was massive Ashkenazi emigration from Eastern Europe ... Australia, South Africa, the United States, and Erez Israel.
Before World War II Ashkenazi Jewry comprised 90% of the global total. [ From the "Jewish Encyclopedia" as I have said over and over, almost every one on earth who calls themselves Jews, came from Europe.. They were started from along the Rhine river after the Germans returned from their crusade in Palestine.]
The United States has become the main center of Ashkenazi Jews. (Which control the American party mob bosses with millions in bribes and in return, they make America stink to the rest of the world.)

In Holland and France the Sephardi communities excluded Ashkenazim from membership. The Sephardi community of Bordeaux expelled undesired newcomers by a majority vote.
The immigration of Ashkenazi Jews to Jerusalem in the 17th and 18th centuries strained relations with the Sephardim on economic grounds.

[ In this period of time when a very small % of Palestine called themselves Jews ... while the Palestinians were controlled by the military forces of the Turks, the European "Jews" bribed the Turkish officials to take land of the Palestinians]
At the beginning of the 19th century, efforts to obtain the sanction of the Turkish authorities for restoration of the Ashkenazi congregation in Jerusalem were aided by the Sephardim.

1) There were NO populations of any people in Europe calling themselves Jews or Christians until after 300 AD when the Roman Emperor Constantine began to spread Christianity into Europe.
2) Both Judaism and Christianity came from the brown/black face natives of the middle east. The total population of "Jews" and Christians in Israel in the days of the Romans were not 1/100th of the European population.
3) After the spread of "Christianity and Judaism" in Europe, there were many times more "Jews and Christians" in Europe than the entire population in Israel.
4) The "Jews and Christians" in Europe were not the descendants of the players in the Tanach (old testament) or the new testament, but they were Europeans who "converted" to the religions of the natives of the middle east.
5) From about 300 AD when Constantine began to spread Christanity to about 1100 AD ... Christanity spread through out the German, British, Italian, Spanish and French populations. This is where their numbers grew to make the crusades possible
6) Before the crusades there were NO populations of Germans calling themselves Jews... nothing but white face Germans.
7) After the crusades when the Germans returned, populations calling themselves Jews began to pop up with the same white faces as the rest of the Germans.
8) Hatched along the Rhine river in Germany this population of "white Jews" spread into the rest of Europe. These "Ashkenaz Jews" make up 90% of the world's population of people who call themselves Jews. No matter where they are in the world now, almost all so called "Jews" came out of white Germans who began to call themselves "Jews" after the crusades.
Germany Map
The ONLY difference in the Nazis and Jews are what these Germans decided to call themselves.
Along the Rhine river in Germany is where the "Ashkenaz Jews" magically appeared after the German's return from the crusades. From Germany, the population of people calling themselves "Jews" spread into the surrounding countries.
Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook, Ashkenazi rabbi 1921–35

Adoph Eichman (famous "Jew butcher" who "Jews" say was only "part Jewish")
To the left of Kook is another top Nazi officer who was a "Jew"
To the right Reinhard Heydrich History Channel 1,9,2002
Before he was killed, Heydrich was considered to be the next nazi officer to step into Hitler's place when the time came. The Germans dedicated a bronze statue to him and placed a picture of this great (Jew) Nazi officer on one of their postal stamps.

Except in what cult they were brain washed into there is no difference in the Kook who called himself Rabbi and the Kooks who called themselves Nazis. Just a bunch of white European Germans, all pretending like they belonged to some kind of super race... when they are all related. At best they are nothing more than descendants of the dingy Druids of Europe.

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