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Svetlana de Rohan-Levashova. Revelation

experiences when matters of a planetary scale and even more were at stake. She
genuinely believed her own affairs were not worthy of attention. Nevertheless, we did
have those rare precious spare moments when she shared some of her recollections
with me.

One day we discussed the subject of languages: where this or that language
originated and when, etc., and Svetlana told me about one case from her childhood. As
many probably know already, she was born in Lithuania in a small town called Alitus.
When the time came, she went to school and as all schoolchildren in Lithuania, she
studied Lithuanian. The teacher of Lithuanian began the lesson telling the children what
a great and mighty language Lithuanian was, about its antiquity, etc. When he finished
Svetlana raised her hand and asked him a question which simply stumped him. She
asked that if Lithuanian was so ancient and great, then why there was not a single book
or document written in it older than the 15 century (if am not mistaken)? The teacher
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had no answer to her question and he strongly disliked her for that, nevertheless,
Svetlana always had "excellent" in his subject.
Svetlana’s question will not seem strange for a little school girl, if we take into
account that she read a lot of different books whilst being a child of preschool age and
certainly, was much more evolved and educated than her class-mates. However, there
were some aspects which Svetlana’s teacher did not know or was unwilling to touch.
First, the Lithuanians belong to the kin of Sviato Ruses, in other words they are the
Ruses and Slavs. Second, the Lithuanians are the bits and pieces of the once powerful
tribe of the Western Ruses–the Veleti (Lutici), the majority of which was destroyed by
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the Germans during the 7 to 9 centuries A.D. I shall remind that using deception and
treachery, German tribes managed to wipe two powerful tribal unions of the Western
Ruses–the Venedi and the Veleti off the face of the earth and occupied their lands.

It is of interest that even modern history preserves a version that denotes the name
of Lithuania as originating from the word lutiy (fierce), but it is not mentioned that
once there was a powerful tribal union of Western ruses–the Lutici! Someone conceals
very diligently the traces of this sad genocidal tragedy of the Western Ruses. Besides,
that version reveals that Lithuanian princes united many lands of the Kievan Rus after
a supposed Tatar-Mongol invasion (1237- 1242) and that the "savage" Lithuanians
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adopted the culture and language of Kievan Rus. In other words, the Lithuanians spoke
Russian, or at least its dialect, in the times of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania . But that
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is not all!
The Lithuanians, more precisely the Lutici, preserved Vedic traditions longer than
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anybody else and were converted to Christianity only in the 13 to 14 centuries and
began to practice Catholicism. The languages began to differ from each other precisely
thereafter. The same thing happened to Swedes and not only to them, but to all tribes

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According to traditional version of history Kievan Rus was under Tatar-Mongol Yoke from 1223 to 1480 and paid a levy
to Tatar-Mongol khans. In fact the Yoke never existed. The Great Tartary, the mother country, sent their army to its western
provinces to prevent the bloody christening, which cost 9 millions lives to the Slavs of Kievan Rus, from spreading further.
Later the historians ascribed this outrageous human extermination to the never existed Yoke. (See Nicolai Levashov’s articles
The Untold History of Russia-1 and The Untold History of Russia-2).
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The Grand Duchy of Lithuania was an Eastern European state from the 12th/13th century until 1569 on the territory of
modern Byelorussia, Lithuania, Ukraine, part of Russia, Poland, Latvia and Estonia and then as a constituent part of Polish-
Lithuanian Commonwealth until 1791. (Wikipedia)
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