Berl Lazar biography. Chief Rabbi of the Russian Federation Lazar Berl: biography, family

Burl Lazar(full name Shlomo Dov-Berl Pinchas Lazar; May 19, Milan, Italy) - Chief Rabbi of the Russian Federation.

Biography

Development of the Jewish community in Moscow. Active participation in the work of Jewish organizations in the Russian Federation

In 1991 he became the rabbi of the Moscow synagogue in Maryina Roshcha. In the early 1990s, he participated in the activities of the Congress of Jewish Religious Organizations and Communities of Russia (KEROOR); was one of the active participants in the founding congress of the Russian Jewish Congress (RJC) in 1996 and even entered the presidium of the RJC. Since 1995 he has also held the post of Chairman of the Association of Rabbis of the CIS.

Chief Rabbi of Russia

At present, under the spiritual patronage of Rabbi Berl Lazar, Jewish communities have been revived in more than 350 cities of the CIS, national schools and kindergartens operate, rabbis work in dozens of cities, synagogues and charitable organizations function.

By decree of the President of the Russian Federation of March 30, 2004 (Nisan 8, 5764), Rabbi Berel Lazar was awarded the Order of Friendship "for merits in the development of spiritual culture and the strengthening of friendship between peoples." 3 months later, on June 25 (6 Tamuz), in the Kremlin, the head of state V.V. Putin personally presented him with the order.

A family

Berl Lazar is married and father of 13 children.

• Wife - Hannah Deren, daughter of a rabbi Ezekiel Deren who was a rabbi in the city of Pittsburgh.

Has 13 children (5 sons and 8 daughters):

Daughter - Bloom(since June 16, 2011, she has been married to Isaac Rosenfeld, son of the envoy of the Lubavitcher Rebbe in Colombia, Rabbi Yehoshua Rosenfeld).

Son - Yehezkel (since 2016 - Mussi Mushka's wife),

Son - Menachem Mendel,

Son - Sholom,

Daughter - Frady (since 2016 - married to Moshe Lerman),

Son - Yisroel-Arye-Leib,

Son - Levi Yitzhak,

Daughter - Dvora-Leya,

Daughter - Stern-Sara,

Daughter - Brocha,

Daughter - Rivka,

Daughter - Miriam Bala

Daughter - Sheina

Awards

• On May 31, 2005 in Moscow, at the 19th meeting of the Russian Organizing Committee "Victory", the Chief Rabbi of Russia was awarded a commemorative medal "60 Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945". The letter attached to the medal and signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin says that "the medal was awarded for active participation in the patriotic education of citizens and a great contribution to the preparation of the anniversary of the Victory."
• Medal "Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation. 200 years." (2002)

see also

• FEOR - Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia.
• KEROOR - Congress of Jewish Religious Organizations and Associations in Russia

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Prince Andrei arrived at the main army quarters at the end of June. The troops of the first army, the one with which the sovereign was located, were located in a fortified camp near Drissa; the troops of the second army retreated, seeking to join the first army, from which - as they said - they were cut off by a large force of the French. Everyone was dissatisfied with the general course of military affairs in the Russian army; but no one thought about the danger of an invasion of the Russian provinces, no one even imagined that the war could be transferred further than the western Polish provinces.
Prince Andrei found Barclay de Tolly, to whom he was assigned, on the banks of the Drissa. Since there was not a single large village or town in the vicinity of the camp, the whole huge number of generals and courtiers who were with the army was located in a circle of ten miles along the best houses villages on this side and on the other side of the river. Barclay de Tolly stood four versts from the sovereign. He received Bolkonsky dryly and coldly and said in his German reprimand that he would report on him to the sovereign to determine his appointment, and for the time being asked him to be at his headquarters. Anatole Kuragin, whom Prince Andrei hoped to find in the army, was not here: he was in St. Petersburg, and Bolkonsky was pleased with this news. The interest of the center of the huge war that was being carried out occupied Prince Andrei, and he was glad for a while to be freed from the irritation that the thought of Kuragin produced in him. During the first four days, during which he did not demand anywhere, Prince Andrei traveled around the entire fortified camp and, with the help of his knowledge and conversations with knowledgeable people, tried to form a definite idea about him. But the question of whether this camp is profitable or disadvantageous remained unresolved for Prince Andrei. He had already managed to deduce from his military experience the conviction that in military affairs the most thoughtfully considered plans mean nothing (as he saw it in the Austerlitz campaign), that everything depends on how one responds to unexpected and unforeseen actions of the enemy, that everything depends on how and by whom the whole thing is conducted. In order to clarify this last question for himself, Prince Andrei, using his position and acquaintances, tried to delve into the nature of the leadership of the army, the persons and parties participating in it, and deduced for himself the following concept of the state of affairs.
When the sovereign was still in Vilna, the army was divided into three: 1st army was under the command of Barclay de Tolly, 2nd under the command of Bagration, 3rd under the command of Tormasov. The sovereign was with the first army, but not as commander in chief. The order did not say that the sovereign would command, it only said that the sovereign would be with the army. In addition, under the sovereign personally there was no headquarters of the commander-in-chief, but there was the headquarters of the imperial main apartment. Under him was the chief of the imperial headquarters, the quartermaster general Prince Volkonsky, generals, adjutant wing, diplomatic officials and a large number of foreigners, but there was no army headquarters. In addition, without a position with the sovereign were: Arakcheev - a former Minister of War, Count Benigsen - the eldest of the generals, Grand Duke Tsarevich Konstantin Pavlovich, Count Rumyantsev - Chancellor, Stein - a former Prussian minister, Armfeld - a Swedish general, Pfuel - the main compiler campaign plan, Adjutant General Pauluchi, a native of Sardinia, Wolzogen, and many others. Although these persons were without military positions in the army, they had influence by their position, and often the corps commander and even the commander-in-chief did not know what Benigsen, or the Grand Duke, or Arakcheev, or Prince Volkonsky was asking or advising for. and did not know whether such an order in the form of advice was issued from him or from the sovereign and whether it was necessary or not to execute it. But this was an external situation, but the essential meaning of the presence of the sovereign and all these persons, from the court point (and in the presence of the sovereign, everyone becomes courtiers), was clear to everyone. He was as follows: the sovereign did not assume the title of commander in chief, but disposed of all the armies; the people around him were his assistants. Arakcheev was a faithful executor, guardian of order and bodyguard of the sovereign; Benigsen was a landowner of the Vilna province, who seemed to be doing les honneurs [was busy with the business of receiving the sovereign] of the region, but in essence he was a good general, useful for advice and in order to have him always ready to replace Barclay. Grand Duke was here because it pleased him. The former minister, Stein, was there because he was useful for advice, and because Emperor Alexander highly valued his personal qualities. Armfeld was a bitter hater of Napoleon and a self-confident general, which always had an influence on Alexander. Pauluchi was here because he was bold and resolute in his speeches, the adjutant general was here because they were everywhere where the sovereign was, and, finally, - most importantly - Pfuel was here because he, having drawn up a plan of war against Napoleon and forcing Alexander believe in the expediency of this plan, led the whole cause of the war. Under Pfule there was Wolzogen, who conveyed Pfuel's thoughts in a more accessible form than Pfuel himself, a sharp, self-confident to the point of contempt for everything, an armchair theorist.
In addition to these named persons, Russians and foreigners (especially foreigners, who, with the courage characteristic of people in activities among a foreign environment, every day offered new unexpected ideas), there were many more persons of secondary importance who were with the army because their principals were here.
Among all the thoughts and voices in this vast, restless, brilliant and proud world, Prince Andrei saw the following, sharper divisions of directions and parties.

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organizations of Russia (KEROOR) and supported by money vladimir g Usinsky. Within this framework Boris b Yerezovskiy was perceived as not quite a full-blooded Jew. In retaliation, Boris Berezovsky and Roman Abramovich initiated the creation of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia (FEOR) in November 1999, headed by a US citizen berl l azar. In June 2000, a "pan-Jewish congress" of Russia was organized, at which the composition of the participants was organized in favor of the FEOR, and berl l Azar was declared the chief rabbi of Russia. At the same time in. G Usinsky was arrested.

In September 2000, with the participation in. Putin b. l Azar opens the Moscow Jewish Community Center (MEOC) in Maryina Roshcha, where V. Putin, Y. Luzhkov and other leaders of Russia have regularly visited since then. Shayevich eventually faded into the shadows and is half-forgotten today.

But let's give the floor to Adolf Shayevich, whom no one seems to have removed from the post of chief rabbi. "They (FEOR) had a conference, there were no elections on the agenda. Someone came from the Kremlin, called Lazar and after 10 minutes announced that they would now elect the chief rabbi of Russia. And here are two dozen rabbis of which 18 foreigners chose him ... They are, roughly speaking, a sect" ("Newspaper" 2002 July 23).

M facial expressions and gestures are meaningful!

Dates of Putin's meetings with rabbis from 2000 to 2005

07.12.2004 Alabino. Celebrations dedicated to the 63rd anniversary of the defeat of the Nazi troops near Moscow. V. Putin congratulated the rabbi B. Lazar and all the Jews of Russia with the holiday of Hanukkah.

25.10.2004 V. Putin met with B. Lazar and promised federal assistance to Jewish communities in the regions of the country. B. Lazar: "In Russia, the Jewish community is developing faster than in any other country in the world," he thanked the President of the Russian Federation for his assistance.

15.09.2004 Moscow. V. Putin congratulated Russian Jews Happy Rosh Hashanah.

25.06.2004 Moscow. Kremlin. V. Putin handed over B. Lazaru Order of Friendship of Peoples.

19.05.2004 V. Putin congratulated B. Lazar and on your 40th birthday: “As an authoritative spiritual leader and public figure, you are making a significant contribution to the development of the religious and cultural life of the Jewish community in Russia, the implementation of educational and educational programs. It is important that your activities serve to strengthen interfaith dialogue, civil peace and harmony in the country.”

01.04.2004 V. Putin awarded (signed a decree) B. Lazar Order of Friendship for merits in the development of culture and the strengthening of friendship between peoples. B. Lazar: "I want to thank him ( V. Putin- ed.) for everything he did for the revival and development of Jewish community life in Russia.

30.12.2003 Moscow. Kremlin. B. Lazar invited to a reception given V. Putin.

21.12.2003 Moscow, office of the President of the Russian Federation. V. Putin had a meeting with B. Lazar. V. Putin: "Judaism is one of the four main faiths in Russia." Putin declared that he was interested in building synagogues and Jewish schools.

19.03.2002 V. Putin met with the leaders of the Jewish communities of Russia, including B. Lazar: “In my speeches, I repeatedly emphasized that Russia is a place where Christianity, Judaism, and Muslim culture have been located for centuries [Christianity and Islam are two sects of Judaism - A.]. In this regard, I want to note the contribution that the Jewish people made to the development of our state. I would especially like to note recent events, namely, the initiatives of the Jewish community in our very sensitive foreign policy activities and plans. And as a continuation of this conversation, we record the policies of some public Jewish organizations in the United States. In particular, we drew attention to a letter from one of these organizations, I think it is the Jewish American Congress, to the administration of the United States about redirecting part of its economic oil interests from some countries that traditionally supplied energy raw materials to the United States, to Russia."

07.02.2002 Moscow. Kremlin. V. Putin met with B. Lazar.

13.11.2001 USA. V. Putin met with B. Lazar.

20.03.2001 Moscow. B. Lazar included in the Council V. Putin on interaction with religious organizations and associations.

23.01.2001 Moscow. Kremlin. B. Lazar participated in an official meeting with the President of Israel Moshe Katsav.

21.12.2000 Moscow, Moscow Jewish Community Center in Maryina Roshcha. V. Putin lights Hanukkah candles with B. Lazar.

18.09.2000 Moscow. V. Putin(together with Roman Abramovich) solemnly opens the Moscow Jewish Community Center in Maryina Roshcha together with B. Lazar.

13.07.2000 Moscow. V. Putin had a secret meeting with B. Lazar.

07.05.2000 Moscow. At the inauguration V. Putin rabbi was present Adolf Shaevich.

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This scrupulousness is not at all excessive, but necessary vigilance. If it had been manifested in due time by the Russians in relation to, say, Trotsky, we would not be "white negroes" now.

And here is what the leaders, "Congresses of Jewish Religious Organizations and Associations in Russia" (KEROOR, includes more than 95% of Jews), Rabbis Kogan, Shaevich and dozens of others, said: "This is a sect that copies the actions of criminal structures."

Not meeting with widespread support among Russian Jews, Lazar turned to Putin for permission to bring 50,000 Hasidic fighters into the country. Such permission has been obtained. They were recruited all over the world, but mostly in New York, promising places in power, in business and complete impunity. Now this private army of religious scumbags is just waiting for the command "Face!". On the expanses of one-eighth of the land, a bloody fight for extermination flares up. Increasingly broad sections of the population are drawn into it. It is clear that nothing good can come of this. Those who advocate Putin's plan should remember that for the period from 1917-2000. According to estimates by Duma demographic experts, Russia has suffered a demographic loss of at least 100 million people. And during Putin's rule, the population of the country decreased by 47 million in less than 8 years, and 12.5 million died of starvation and poverty (the Moment of Truth program).

O Jewish roots President Putin was told in an interview by an Israeli businessman and an emigrant from Leningrad I. Radoshkovich back in 1997, something like the following: "his second cousin Vladimir Putin has great prospects for advancement ... in Russian politics." And Boris Abramovich Berezovsky, according to the newspaper "Komersant" dated 07/15/2005, said: "Putin can receive Israeli citizenship, as an ethnic Jew by his mother. This played a significant role in his ascent to power. All this, however, never prevented anyone from being publicly baptized in Orthodox churches, nor create for themselves a small pocket Hasidic Khaganate. And now to completely put on the power of the buffoon bearish mask of "United Russia" and received as a bonus a crumb of tsahis as a contender.

However, Putin is not alone. This is what many prominent United Russia members do, for example, the main “chabadnik” of Moscow, Luzhkov-Katz, who also crosses himself with one hand, and with the other publicly lights up the manuka on Manezhnaya Square together with Lazar (where without him?). As Moscow Jews who know too much whisper, Chabadnik Luzhkov-Katz does not mind when lackeys call him the Mashiach (King-Messiah) in a cap for the time being only of Moscow ...

On February 27, 2008, the Chief Rabbi of Russia and the founder of the Federation of Jewish Communities of the CIS gave a lecture on the Jews of Russia and their future in Oxford in the Shabad society. The lecture was in English, which berl l Azar is fluent.
Here are some excerpts from Lazar's lecture, translated by Alexei Nikitin.

In Leningrad, a little over 50 years ago, a boy was born, whose neighbors turned out to be a Jewish family. The neighbor boy was warmly received by the Jewish family and from a young age absorbed respect for the Jewish world. There he was fed with Jewish food, there he saw how the head of the family reads Jewish books, there he appreciated the respectful attitude of the members of the Jewish family towards each other.
After some time, this boy grew up and became the deputy mayor of St. Petersburg. And one day he learned that another deputy mayor did not want to allow the creation of a Jewish school in St. Petersburg. Then he took all the documents on the organization of the Jewish school and went to the deputy mayor who was in charge of this, asking why and why the ban. Life's answer is: "I myself am a Jew and do not want to be accused of promoting a Jewish school, so my permission will not be." Hearing this, the boy who grew up to the deputy mayor himself signed all the papers and a Jewish school appeared in St. Petersburg.
This boy's name was Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin.

(Jews (Jews) will never accept in their house, according to all Jewish rules, a non-Jew (goy), whom V. Putin allegedly was at that time and is now (if we discard the fact of his physical Jewish origin). Moreover, V. Putin at that time was not a statesman, but was a boy who was just going to school. - Approx. transl.)

Never and no leader of Russia or the USSR did so much for the Jews as Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. In every way. Unprecedented.

Now in Russia, many mayors of cities, heads of regions and government ministers are Jews. It has become the norm.

After several meetings with V. Putin, Ariel Sharon, in confidential conversations with me, repeatedly emphasized that “we have Jews and Israel has the greatest friend in the Kremlin”

There is a lot of talk in Russia about Dmitry Medvedev's Jewishness. They talk about his mother, who is allegedly Jewish. I don't know how to comment on this. We do not recognize him as a Jew. However, I will tell you the following. Three days before the announcement of President V. Putin as his successor, D. Medvedev came to our Center, where he promised that everything would be in the best possible way for us. We will get more than we can even wish for. Let me remind you that this was three days before the announcement of his heir.

Today, the highest leaders of Russia come to visit our Center. B. Gyzlov, Yu. Luzhkov, S. Mironov and many others. It has become routine when we are often visited by the leaders of Russia.

To the question after the lecture from the audience “why did V. Putin put M. Khodorkovsky in prison” the answer was as follows:
“I am well acquainted with Khodorkovsky, we have good relations with him. Khodorkovsky turned to us for help too late, 2 days before his arrest. We just didn't have time to help him. Jews should not seek righteousness in life, but be quick-witted. Khodorkovsky was ruined by his arrogance in permissiveness. He began to finance the opposition to V. Putin and paid the price for it.”

Accompanying B. Lazar on this visit to the Shabad Center was 29-year-old Baron David Rothschild, scion of the famous Rothschild Jewish banking family.
Before the start of B. Lazar's lecture, a short introductory speech, embarrassed, said the young baron:
“I began to travel regularly to Russia after 2000. I first met Rabbi Berl Lazar in Davos, Switzerland, and when I arrived in Russia, one of my first actions was to get to know him better. This acquaintance grew into a close and trusting friendship. Together we started many charitable initiatives. I really hope that our trusting friendship will continue in the future.”

During B. Lazar's lecture, it became known that the MEOC is equipped with a magnificent library, a swimming pool, a huge dining room, feeding for free, etc. The magnificent dining room was financed by the Rothschilds. But the young baron has never visited the dining room itself. It was curious that there was no interest in seeing the fruits of one's own charity with one's own eyes.

However, neither the young baron nor B. Lazar even said a word about the affairs of the Rothschild family property in Russia - British Petroleum, the largest company in Great Britain and the giant of the oil business on Earth. In August 2003, British Petroleum acquired a 50% stake in the Tyumen Oil Company, previously owned by Mikhail Fridman's financial group.
Mikhail Fridman converted 50% of the TNK privatized under Yeltsin into more than 4 billion hard currency. Moreover, everyone decided that Mikhail Fridman had secured ahead of time against the “fate of Khodorkovsky” with arrests, hiding behind the now “joint business” with an international giant. Try to take it back by nationalization.

Through Berl Lazar's lobbying, British Petroleum not only soared to a height unattainable by other foreign competitors. During the total conflict with Britain that erupted after Britain's demand to extradite Andrey Lugovoi to British justice in the case of the murder of Alexander Litvinenko, all the offices of the British Council in Russia were closed (!!), and British Petroleum to this day as a Kremlin shrine.

(I have always been interested in the question of how representatives of a truly small Jewish community became so powerful in appropriating the wealth of Russia. B. Lazar's lecture at Oxford and accompanied by the young Rothschild brought him closer to understanding the inner springs of this phenomenon. In light of this, the fight against corruption. - approx. transl.)

However, Russian patriots are now more interested in the essence Dmitry Medvedev.
So, Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev. What lurks behind the portrait, sparingly painted for us by the official media? First of all, we are surprised to see that he is no Medvedev and no Dmitry. All this is nothing more than a cover, a kind of party pseudonym, the same as, for example, Lenin, Trotsky, etc.

In the system of documentation of Jewish communities (Ktuba - a marriage contract, fixation of circumcision, adulthood), in the databases of rabbinical courts, this person is listed as Menachem Aaronovich Mendel (for some reason, Russian in his passport). Father - Aaron Abramovich Mendel, according to the passport Anatoly Afanasevich, as you might guess, is also recorded as Russian. Mother - Tsilya Veniaminovna, Jewish.

Wife - Svetlana Moiseevna Linnik.

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The eternally persecuted Jewish people has its own special history in our country. There were tragic incidents and terrible misunderstandings. In the twentieth century, more than a hundred thousand Jews emigrated from Russia, the revolution, war and persecution by the Soviet government forced people to leave with their families.

The situation changed after the collapse of the USSR, when several Jewish public organizations were created, charity events were held, congresses of those who are not indifferent, at one of which in 2000 the Chief Rabbi of Russia, Berl Lazar, was elected for the first time.

This man has been representing the interests of the Jewish people in our state and in some other CIS countries for 16 years now. His story is not as simple as a spiritual leader, he is constantly forced to face the problems of morality, politics, he is used to being accused of any sins, but they do not stop listening and quoting.

Biography

Lazar Berl Pinchos was born in 1964 to a Hasidic Jewish family. His father was a rabbi in Milan, which at that time had the largest Jewish community in Italy. The boy attended a Jewish school and grew up respecting the traditions of his people. After graduation, Lazar wanted to continue to comprehend the foundations of the Jewish religion, but there were no such educational institutions in Milan. And the young man goes to the USA, where at one time his father also received the title of rabbi.

For a long ten years, Lazar Berl studied in America. He successfully graduated first from a college in New Jersey, and then from the oldest Jewish university - a yeshiva in New York. After which he receives the title of rabbi, and also becomes a religious judge.

A family

While living in America, Lazar not only studies, but also makes many friends, like-minded people, here he finds a wife for himself, who became the daughter of one of the American rabbis, Hannah Deren. Unlike her husband, she never changed citizenship. According to Berl Lazar himself, despite the fact that his children were born in Russia, they are still subjects of America, although the head of the family hopes that his heirs will also fall in love with Russia.

Both in words and in deeds, the future leader of Russian Jews always follows God's precepts. Berl Lazar, whose family embodies the ideal embodiment of the traditions of Jewish society, consists of 13 children - eight daughters and five sons.

First visit to Russia

In the West, our country was considered the worst for a comfortable living for Jews. Moreover, many have become Russified for a long time, did not observe the religious customs of their people, forgot who they were and where they came from. Therefore, some immigrants from America, Israel, Europe came with a specific mission: to revive the lost faith in their compatriots.

Berl Lazar, whose biography is filled with bright events, considered his first visit to Russia one of the decisive ones in his future destiny. He was still a student when he arrived in Moscow in 1988 on a tourist visa, but by no means for entertainment purposes. According to some reports, Lazar Berl already on this first visit tried to meet with the leaders of the Jewish community in Russia, lectured on Judaism. Of course, this took place in deep secrecy, the rabbi even had to memorize all the addresses and telephone numbers, so that in the event of detention by the NKVD there would be no evidence. Thus, meetings with like-minded people were more like sorties of scouts.

During this first visit, the future Chief Rabbi of Russia, Berl Lazar, realized that his heart belongs to this country, even despite the far from democratic attitude towards the representatives of his people.

In the United States, he received the title of rabbi, got married and, having secured the blessing of the leader of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement, returned to Moscow in order to revive the Jewish religion in our country.

Social work

In 1990, Lazar Berl became a rabbi at the synagogue in Maryina Roshcha. He liked this place even on his first visit; relative freedom of communication reigned here compared to the capital itself. He begins to conduct propaganda among his parishioners, agitating them to stay in Russia, and not leave for other countries.

As an intelligent person, Lazar understood that it was impossible to revive the Jewish religion again without the support of the authorities. His meeting in 1991 with the country's president, Boris Yeltsin, yielded certain results, because the newly elected ruler promised to adopt appropriate laws to make life easier for Jews.

In subsequent years, Lazar continued to make influential friends, his name is often associated with Boris Berezovsky and Arkady Abramovich. Although he himself notes that he was only superficially familiar with businessmen.

active religious and social activity distinguishes Berl Lazar from the rest, so in 1993 he was elected representative of the Union of Rabbis of the CIS countries. The activities of the organization were not limited to solving religious issues, together with their leader, they founded the Or-Avner Chabad-Lubavitch charitable foundation.

A special feature of the Jewish people is the help of all compatriots, whether it is a plight in the family or the desire to realize the idea of ​​their own business. The charitable foundation founded by Lazar Berl brought this tradition to Russia too.

In the late 90s, the Congress of the Jewish Religious Organization was held annually, in which Lazar initially participated, but later refused to attend these events due to disagreement with the participation of the reformists in the congress. Berl Lazar himself continued to be a Hasid, wrote books on this topic, and lectured.

First steps towards the unification of Russian Jews

In 1998, there was a need for official registration of religious communities at the legislative level. Almost all Jewish families from different cities of the country united in FEOR (Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia). According to observers, Berezovsky and Abramovich stood behind this organization, who saw in such an association not so much a settlement of a religious issue, but a way to invest their finances well.

Despite some, sometimes even scandalous disagreements with some heads of the Jewish communities, it is FEOR that becomes the central organization. According to some reports, her connections with the most influential businessmen of the country and well-known politicians helped her to become one. At the very first congress, a leader is unanimously elected - Berl Lazar became him.

However, not everyone immediately recognized Lazar's leading position. In parallel with FEOR, other similar organizations existed in Russia. They criticized the activities of the new leader, for example, categorically disagreed with his ideology of inheriting a national female line when a person could be considered a Jew only by his mother. To which Berl Lazar replied with quotations from the Torah, which confirmed this law, which has existed for several thousand years. But there is a reason for such misunderstanding of the foundations of Judaism in our country. During the decades of isolation of Russian Jews from Israel, some of the foundations of religion have been lost and forgotten. As BerlLazar points out, children born to non-Jewish mothers could not be considered Jews.

In general, this person always remained firm in matters of rules, which is probably why he was so successful in fulfilling the duties of a religious judge simultaneously with the role of leader. Lazar called this his duty - to solve a variety of problems of ordinary people - not the easiest task, but he also noted that married couples who come to him who want to get a divorce change their mind after talking with him in almost eighty percent of cases.

Chief Rabbi of Russia

Until 2000, there was no official representative of the Jewish confession in our country. The need for this was felt more and more. Having become the chairman of the FEOR, Berl Lazar already understood and saw his next role and the ways to achieve it. He was able to enlist the support of the majority of the voices of the Jewish communities, met with the future president of the Russian Federation, with whom he discussed a further plan for the development of the religion of Judaism in the country.

For his part, he tried to become as close as possible to the Russians, mastering the language perfectly and, in the end, becoming a citizen of the Russian Federation, although he retained his US passport.

All this work led to the fact that in June 2000 the Chief Rabbi of the Russian Federation was elected at the Congress of Communities in Moscow. They became Berl Lazar, and the decision was taken by all delegates unanimously.

Immediately after the announcement of the results, dissenters appeared. In particular, Adolf Shaevich, who still considers himself a true leader of the Jewish communities, spoke out categorically against Lazar, explaining this by the fact that more than half of the voters did not have Russian citizenship at all.

The chief rabbi did not respond to all these attacks, but immediately set to work directly.

Activity as a spiritual leader

A month after the election, Berl Lazar makes a number of trips around Russia. So, having visited Nizhny Novgorod, he agrees with the governor on the construction of a community center, a whole complex that includes sports sections, including a swimming pool, as well as all kinds of entertainment areas.

The scale of the new leader's ideas became apparent already in September, when the Moscow Community Center was opened in Maryina Roshcha. The celebration was attended by the first persons of the state, and especially the guest of honor - Vladimir Putin. Many immediately saw this as official approval by the authorities of the election of the chief rabbi.

Between 2000 and 2001 Ben Lazar managed to visit dozens of regions of the country. He met with the President of the Republic of Tatarstan Mintimer Shaimiev, the governor of Vladivostok, Saratov, Krasnoyarsk, established contact with the leadership and promoted ideas for the development of Jewish communities throughout the country.

Rabbi and big politics

It seemed strange to many that the future chief rabbi, Berl Lazar, was not present at the inauguration of President Vladimir Putin. Citizenship, and therefore the opportunity to participate in such an event, he received only a few weeks later, which is the main reason.

The chief rabbi will meet with the President of the country more than once both in an official setting and for a personal conversation. And in 2001, Lazar joined the Council under the President of the Russian Federation for Relations with Religious Organizations of the Country. In general, Berl Lazar and Putin could always find a common language, Vladimir Vladimirovich did not want to lose touch with the representative of the group of the most influential businessmen of the country and the world.

The results of the ruling party's benevolence towards the activities of Hasidic Jews in Russia are the awards of the chief rabbi, which were presented to him by the president himself. In 2014, Berl Lazar received the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, IV degree. This high award was preceded by other recognitions - the Order of Friendship, the Minin and Pozharsky Prize, the Peter the Great Prize, Lazar's struggle for the patriotic education of young people in Russia was repeatedly noted.

He never stopped making suggestions to make life easier for the Jews. So, he achieved the abolition of exams in schools and other educational institutions on Saturdays for children from Jewish families. Even louder was his call to the US government, which he asked to review and cancel the Jackson-Vanik amendment, which restricts entry into the United States of America for some citizens of the USSR, and later Russia.

Berl Lazar is still an active participant in all kinds of political events, for example, at the EU summit, he called on the head of the European Commission to join forces in the fight against nationalist ideas in the world.

Performance evaluation

The chief rabbi of the country is used to giving interviews, responding to comments, and during his travels in Russia he always draws a crowd. Do not do without scandals. During speeches at the congresses of rabbis from different countries, he repeatedly argued that the Jewish community in Russia is flourishing, people of the Jewish faith are no longer fleeing the country, the Jews are no longer in danger. What caused surprise and dissatisfaction among journalists, what is Berl Lazar playing at? His quotes about the absence of anti-Semitism seem, at least, unreliable, especially after the 2002 explosion on the Kiev highway, the looting of a Jewish cemetery, or the beating of Rabbi David Yushevaev.

Ordinary observers began to notice that such excessive patriotism, admiration for the government, as well as the ongoing policy of improving life only for the elite, that is, Jews, worsen relations between our two nations, provoke the emergence of even more anti-Semitic organizations.

But still, he tries to include the main thoughts, plans for the future and possible advice in his lectures. Lazar always spoke rather harshly against representatives of sexual minorities, did not recognize their desire to stand out and declare themselves and their inclinations to the whole world, and was glad that in Russia both the government and the people are also unambiguously against this phenomenon in society.

Sometimes the chief rabbi of Russia behaves like a true politician, telling people what they want to hear. Perhaps only in literary work did he express himself with a greater degree of sincerity. In 2013, a limited edition book was published in Israel, not for everyone, written by Berl Lazar. "Jewish Russia", as this essay is called, is still the subject of controversy and sharp criticism. What thoughts in it really belong to Lazar, and what is definitely fiction is not so easy to determine.

The book also contains the rabbi's memories of his first steps in Russia, the secrets of his success, and his acquaintances with the country's most influential people. Usually a literary work is aimed at the largest possible number of readers. But the author Berl Lazar is not like that. Books fell into the hands of only a select few and were never sold, but still some translations penetrated the society and shook it greatly.

Chief Rabbi of Russia

The name of this man has been heard in Russia for more than 15 years. Berl Lazar, whose biography, his merits are the result of perseverance in defending his views, really deserves respect. The mere fact that in the 1990s he came to Russia, although he could have chosen any economically developed country, speaks of his courage, as well as his foresight.

Whatever attitude the Russians have towards the representatives of the chosen people, this nation has qualities that help them achieve success. They are always close-knit, sincerely believe in themselves, which is why there are so many businessmen, politicians and intellectuals in general among the Jews.

So Berl Lazar stayed in Russia to revive the religious feelings of his compatriots. And he succeeded in this.

To date, the Chief Rabbi of the Russian Federation has been directly involved in the construction and opening of dozens of kindergartens, schools, a sports complex for Jews, rabbis and synagogues work under his spiritual leadership in more than three hundred cities of Russia and the CIS.

In 1990 Berl Lazar, as part of a gang of the same crooks, was brought from behind a hillock by the then head of the KGB, Kryuchkov, in order, if not to create a counterbalance, then at least to stick a splinter in the ass to the traditionally oriented Gorbachev Jews entrenched in the leadership (Misnagdim). According to American sources, the envoy of the New York Hasidim, Berl Lazar, did not have to leave American soil, but literally ran away secretly. He was already accused of embezzling public money and of immoderate tenderness towards underage boys and girls.

It was precisely such personnel that were needed for the started fight with the snickering nomenclature of the CPSU. On the one hand, they had nothing to lose, and on the other hand, they were on a short leash of the KGB, and the officer of our "Gestapo", a Jew by nationality, Volodya Putin, was with him from the very beginning. This explains his rapid career growth. This is where the fight began in the Russian Jewish kitchen with the use of lured shabesgoys, with the involvement of half-breeds, with a fiddle in the pocket in the form of the Hasidic gang of Berl Lazar.

Someday a list of eaten and trampled pops up. In the meantime, hints of details can be gleaned, let's say, in an article by a Hasidic activist, journalist L. Radzikhovsky "Jewish Happiness" and "Jewish Revolution" ("Jewish Word", 2002 No. 34). It is foolish to underestimate the consequences of the processes taking place in the Jewish environment for a country where power has been exclusively in Jewish hands for 90 years.

If the goyim knew more about the fight in which, by the year 41, the Western Ashkenazis met with their puppet, Hitler, and the Eastern Sephardim, who created their own kahal of the CPSU (VKPb), it might not have happened on June 22. Yes, and the year 37, when some Jews killed others - their rivals, is seen from a different angle. Where is the best place to hide a couple of "your" "necessary" corpses? Correctly! In the mountains of other people's corpses, outsiders, and even declare themselves the injured party.

You can ask an orthodox Jew, who are the Hasidim? Before answering, he will spit and swear for a long time, and the answer will sound like this - the Hasidim have nothing to do with Judaism. The Hasidim operate under the roof of Judaism in the same way that the Wahhabis operate under the roof of Islam. The first enemy of a Hasid is the faithful Jew in the synagogue, and only then everyone else. And the traditional synagogue is much more hateful for them than a mosque or a Christian temple, passing by which it is necessary to spit and wish for destruction.

The fight between Jews and Hasidim is now going on all over the world, including in Israel. It's just that in Russia it is entering its climactic phase. In any synagogue in Israel, they will tell you that an orthodox Jew should not let a Hasid into the house, should not shake hands with him, and, having met him on the street, go to the other side. Places of Hasidic gatherings are equated with brothels, and a Jew who visits them is considered defiled. You can drive a real Jew into a Hasidic synagogue only at the point of a Schmeiser.

Now it is clear why most of the Hasidic buildings in Russia are empty, like coffins that have not been sold ... For a Hasidic Jew, it is a hundred times worse than an "animal" - a goy. And Berl Lazar and his gang will be even worse than the Hasidim - they are also Chabad, and in Judaism they are complete scumbags. And in Israel and in other countries of the world, Jews call the Hasidim fascists, fanatical terrorists ... And now in Russia this gang has not just come to power, it itself is becoming a power with all the ensuing consequences for the population ...

Let the voters of United Russia, the ordinary United Russia themselves, and all the other inhabitants of the country, know how Chabad Hasidim differ from other Jews. If we discard all religious differences that are of no importance to the goyim (i.e., all non-Jews), then the following remains the main thing: on earth, all existing peoples, and every Jew should strive for this all his life and in all ways. Including with the help of bloody sacrifices that are pleasing to "God". Everyone must be destroyed to the last person, including Jews - half-breeds and incorrectly believing Jews (according to the Hasidim), i.e. the vast majority of Jews who do not accept Chabad.

The rest of the Jews, unlike the Hasidim, believe that some part of the goyim should be left alive as slaves, for menial work and entertainment.

Activists of United Russia, through outright servility, are working out their right to be among these slaves. But here they made a big mistake, because the Hasidim consider them only as their kosher herd, and it is nonsense for them to negotiate with animals (gentiles).

Therefore, let the United Russia people, and everyone else, get used to the fact that it is impossible to take any significant place in politics, business in other areas without being a Jew, and if things go like this with demography, then there is no one.

Berl Lazar's ascent to the top began with the arrival of V. Putin in the Kremlin. To begin with, he granted Lazar Russian citizenship, in addition to American, Italian, Israeli. Two weeks after that, he made him chief rabbi.

Since 1992, the chief rabbi of Russia has been Adolf Shayevich, who led the Congress of Jewish Religious Communities and Organizations of Russia (KEROOR) and was supported by the money of Vladimir Gusinsky. Within this structure, Boris Berezovsky was perceived as not quite a full-blooded Jew. In retaliation, Boris Berezovsky and Roman Abramovich initiated the creation of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia (FEOR) in November 1999, headed by US citizen Berl Lazar. In June 2000, a "pan-Jewish congress" of Russia was organized, at which the composition of the participants was organized in favor of the FJC, and Berl Lazar was declared the Chief Rabbi of Russia. At the same time, V. Gusinsky was arrested.

In September 2000, with the participation of Putin, Ben Lazar opened the Moscow Jewish Community Center (MEOC) in Maryina Roshcha, where since then V. Putin, Yu. Luzhkov and other leaders of Russia have regularly visited. Shayevich eventually faded into the shadows and is half-forgotten today.

But let's give the floor to Adolf Shayevich, whom no one seems to have removed from the post of chief rabbi. “They (FEOR) had a conference, there were no elections on the agenda. Someone came from the Kremlin, called Lazar, and 10 minutes later they announced that they would now choose the chief rabbi of Russia. And here are two dozen rabbis, of which 18 foreigners chose him ... They are, roughly speaking, a sect ”(“ Newspaper ”, 2002, July 23).

Dates of Putin's meetings with rabbis from 2000 to 2005

02.10.2005 Vladimir Putin sent Rabbi Berl Lazar a congratulation to the Russian Jews on Rosh Hashanah.

09/30/2005 Moscow. V. Putin approved B. Lazar among the first 42 members of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation.

08/04/2005 Moscow. V. Putin met with civil society - B. Lazar.

04/29/2005 Israel. B. Lazar, who was a member of the Russian delegation, about V. Putin's visit to Israel: “This visit in Israel is really perceived as historical - and not just because it is the first, but because our relations are really changing for the better, and this is reflected in specific cases. Three moments of particular importance in this visit: the visit to the Western Wall, the visit to Yad Vashem and the conversation with President (Israel) Katsav about anti-Semitism. Only in my presence did he twice tell Moshe Katsav that in the fight against anti-Semitism he would by no means limit himself to words of condemnation, but he intended to act, to react extremely harshly.” “The next day, President Putin once again showed his attitude towards my people when he visited the Holocaust Memorial,” Lazar continued.

04/27/2005 Israel. V. Putin visited the Wailing Wall, where he met with the rabbi.

03/03/2005 Novo-Ogaryovo. V. Putin: "The fight against anti-Semitism is constantly in the field of view of the official authorities, the government and the president." B. Lazar: "I see improvements in the position of the Jews in Russia - they began to live better, their living conditions became better."

01/27/2005 Auschwitz. B. Lazar presented V. Putin with the "Salvation" medal established by the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia.

12/07/2004 Alabino. Celebrations dedicated to the 63rd anniversary of the defeat of the Nazi troops near Moscow. V. Putin congratulated Rabbi B. Lazar and all the Jews of Russia on the holiday of Hanukkah.

On October 25, 2004, V. Putin met with B. Lazar and promised that the federal center would help the Jewish communities in the regions of the country. B. Lazar: “The Jewish community in Russia is developing faster than in any other country in the world,” thanked the President of the Russian Federation for his assistance.

09/15/2004 Moscow. V. Putin congratulated the Russian Jews on Rosh Hashanah.

06/25/2004 Moscow. Kremlin. V. Putin presented B. Lazar with the Order of Friendship of Peoples.

05/19/2004 V. Putin congratulated B. Lazar on his 40th birthday: “A respected spiritual leader and public figure, you make a significant contribution to the development of the religious and cultural life of the Jewish community in Russia, the implementation of educational and educational programs. It is important that your activities serve to strengthen interfaith dialogue, civil peace and harmony in the country.”

04/01/2004 V. Putin awarded (signed a decree) B. Lazar with the Order of Friendship for his merits in the development of culture and the strengthening of friendship between peoples. B. Lazar: “I want to thank him (V. Putin – ed.) for everything he did for the revival and development of Jewish community life in Russia.”

12/30/2003 Moscow. Kremlin. B. Lazar is invited to a reception given by V. Putin.

12/21/2003 Moscow, office of the President of the Russian Federation. V. Putin met with B. Lazar. V. Putin: "Judaism is one of the four main faiths in Russia." Putin has stated that he is interested in building synagogues and Jewish schools.

03/19/2002 V. Putin met with the leaders of the Jewish communities of Russia, including B. Lazar: “In my speeches, I repeatedly emphasized that Russia is a place where Christianity, Judaism, and Muslim culture have been located for centuries [ Christianity and Islam - two sects of Judaism - A.]. In this regard, I want to note the contribution that the Jewish people made to the development of our state. I would especially like to note recent events, namely, the initiatives of the Jewish community in our very sensitive foreign policy activities and plans. And as a continuation of this conversation, we record the policies of some public Jewish organizations in the United States. In particular, we drew attention to a letter from one of these organizations, I think it is the Jewish American Congress, to the administration of the United States about redirecting part of its economic oil interests from some countries that traditionally supplied energy raw materials to the United States, to Russia."

02/07/2002 Moscow. Kremlin. V. Putin met with B. Lazar.

11/13/2001 USA. V. Putin met with B. Lazar.

03/20/2001 Moscow. B. Lazar is included in the Council under V. Putin for interaction with religious organizations and associations.

01/23/2001 Moscow. Kremlin. B. Lazar participated in an official meeting with Israeli President Moshe Katsav.

12/21/2000 Moscow, Moscow Jewish community center in Maryina Roshcha. V. Putin lights Hanukkah candles together with B. Lazar.

09/18/2000 Moscow. V. Putin (together with Roman Abramovich) solemnly opens the Moscow Jewish Community Center in Maryina Roshcha together with B. Lazar.

07/13/2000 Moscow. V. Putin held a secret meeting with B. Lazar.

05/07/2000 Moscow. Rabbi Adolf Shayevich attended the inauguration of V. Putin.

This scrupulousness is not at all excessive, but necessary vigilance. If it had been manifested in due time by the Russians in relation to, say, Trotsky, we would not now be “white negroes”.

And here is what the leaders, "Congresses of Jewish Religious Organizations and Associations in Russia" (KEROOR, includes more than 95% of Jews), Rabbis Kogan, Shaevich and dozens of others, said: "This is a sect that copies the actions of criminal structures."

Not meeting with widespread support among Russian Jews, Lazar turned to Putin for permission to bring 50,000 Hasidic fighters into the country. Such permission has been obtained. They were recruited all over the world, but mostly in New York, promising places in power, in business and complete impunity. Now this private army of religious scumbags is just waiting for the command "Face!". On the expanses of one-eighth of the land, a bloody fight for extermination flares up. Increasingly broad sections of the population are drawn into it. It is clear that nothing good can come of this. Those who advocate Putin's plan should remember that for the period from 1917-2000. According to estimates by Duma demographic experts, Russia has suffered a demographic loss of at least 100 million people. And during Putin's rule, the population of the country decreased by 47 million in less than 8 years, and 12.5 million died of starvation and poverty (the Moment of Truth program).

As far back as 1997, an Israeli businessman and an emigrant from Leningrad, I. Radoshkovich, spoke about the Jewish roots of President Putin in an interview, approximately as follows: “his second cousin Vladimir Putin has great prospects for advancement ... in Russian politics.” And Boris Abramovich Berezovsky, according to the newspaper "Komersant" dated 07/15/2005, said: "Putin can receive Israeli citizenship, as an ethnic Jew by his mother. This played a significant role in his ascent to power. All this, however, never prevented them from being publicly baptized in Orthodox churches, or from creating for themselves a small pocket Hasidic Khaganate. And now to completely put on the power of the buffoon bearish mask of "United Russia" and received as a bonus a crumb of tsahis as a contender.

However, Putin is not alone. This is what many prominent United Russia members do, for example, the main “chabadnik” of Moscow, Luzhkov-Katz, who also crosses himself with one hand, and with the other publicly lights up the manuka on Manezhnaya Square together with Lazar (where without him?). As Moscow Jews who know too much whisper, Chabadnik Luzhkov-Katz does not mind when lackeys call him the Mashiach (King-Messiah) in a cap for the time being only of Moscow ...

On February 27, 2008, the Chief Rabbi of Russia and the founder of the Federation of Jewish Communities of the CIS gave a lecture on the Jews of Russia and their future in Oxford in the Shabad society. The lecture was in English, which Berl Lazar is fluent in.
Here are some excerpts from Lazar's lecture, translated by Alexei Nikitin.

In Leningrad, a little over 50 years ago, a boy was born, whose neighbors turned out to be a Jewish family. The neighbor boy was warmly received by the Jewish family and from a young age absorbed respect for the Jewish world. There he was fed with Jewish food, there he saw how the head of the family reads Jewish books, there he appreciated the respectful attitude of the members of the Jewish family towards each other.
After some time, this boy grew up and became the deputy mayor of St. Petersburg. And one day he learned that another deputy mayor did not want to allow the creation of a Jewish school in St. Petersburg. Then he took all the documents on the organization of the Jewish school and went to the deputy mayor who was in charge of this, asking why and why the ban. Life's answer is: "I myself am a Jew and do not want to be accused of promoting a Jewish school, so my permission will not be." Hearing this, the boy who grew up to the deputy mayor himself signed all the papers and a Jewish school appeared in St. Petersburg.

(Jews (Jews) will never accept in their house, according to all Jewish rules, a non-Jew (goy), whom V. Putin allegedly was at that time and is now (if we discard the fact of his physical Jewish origin). Especially since V. .Putin at that time was not a statesman, but was a boy who was just going to school.

Never and no leader of Russia or the USSR did so much for the Jews as Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. In every way. Unprecedented.

Now in Russia, many mayors of cities, heads of regions and government ministers are Jews. It has become the norm.

After several meetings with V. Putin, Ariel Sharon, in confidential conversations with me, repeatedly emphasized that “we have Jews and Israel has the greatest friend in the Kremlin”

There is a lot of talk in Russia about Dmitry Medvedev's Jewishness. They talk about his mother, who is allegedly Jewish. I don't know how to comment on this. We do not recognize him as a Jew. However, I will tell you the following. Three days before the announcement of President V. Putin as his successor, D. Medvedev came to our Center, where he promised that everything would be in the best possible way for us. We will get more than we can even wish for. Let me remind you that this was three days before the announcement of his heir.

Today, the highest leaders of Russia come to visit our Center. B. Gyzlov, Yu. Luzhkov, S. Mironov and many others. It has become routine when we are often visited by the leaders of Russia.

To the question after the lecture from the audience “why did V. Putin put M. Khodorkovsky in prison” the answer was as follows:
“I am well acquainted with Khodorkovsky, we have good relations with him. Khodorkovsky turned to us for help too late, 2 days before his arrest. We just didn't have time to help him. Jews should not seek righteousness in life, but be quick-witted. Khodorkovsky was ruined by his arrogance in permissiveness. He began to finance the opposition to V. Putin and paid the price for it.”

Accompanying B. Lazar on this visit to the Shabad Center was 29-year-old Baron David Rothschild, scion of the famous Rothschild Jewish banking family.
Before the start of B. Lazar's lecture, a short introductory speech, embarrassed, said the young baron:
“I began to travel regularly to Russia after 2000. I first met Rabbi Berl Lazar in Davos, Switzerland, and when I arrived in Russia, one of my first actions was to get to know him better. This acquaintance grew into a close and trusting friendship. Together we started many charitable initiatives. I very much hope that our trusting friendship will continue in the future.

During B. Lazar's lecture, it became known that the MEOC is equipped with a magnificent library, a swimming pool, a huge dining room, feeding for free, etc. The magnificent dining room was financed by the Rothschilds. But the young baron has never visited the dining room itself. It was curious that there was no interest in seeing the fruits of one's own charity with one's own eyes.

However, neither the young baron nor B. Lazar said a word about the affairs of the Rothschild family property in Russia - British Petroleum, the largest company in Great Britain and the giant of the oil business on Earth. In August 2003, British Petroleum acquired a 50% stake in the Tyumen Oil Company, previously owned by Mikhail Fridman's financial group.
Mikhail Fridman converted 50% of the TNK privatized under Yeltsin into more than 4 billion hard currency. Moreover, everyone decided that Mikhail Fridman had secured ahead of time against the “fate of Khodorkovsky” with arrests, hiding behind the now “joint business” with an international giant. Try to take it back by nationalization.

Through Berl Lazar's lobbying, British Petroleum not only soared to a height unattainable by other foreign competitors. During the total conflict with Britain that erupted after Britain's demand to extradite Andrei Lugovoi to British justice in the case of the murder of Alexander Litvinenko, all offices of the British Council in Russia were closed, and British Petroleum is still a Kremlin shrine to this day.

I have always been interested in the question of how representatives of a truly small Jewish community became so powerful in appropriating the wealth of Russia. B. Lazar's lecture at Oxford and his accompaniment by the young Rothschild brought him closer to understanding the inner springs of this phenomenon. In light of this, the fight against corruption announced by V. Putin is especially interesting.

However, Russian patriots are now more interested in the essence of Dmitry Medvedev.

So, Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev. What lurks behind the portrait, sparingly painted for us by the official media? First of all, we are surprised to see that he is no Medvedev and no Dmitry. All this is nothing more than a cover, a kind of party pseudonym, the same as, for example, Lenin, Trotsky, etc.

In the system of documentation of Jewish communities (Ktuba - a marriage contract, fixation of circumcision, adulthood), in the databases of rabbinical courts, this person is listed as Menachem Aaronovich Mendel (for some reason, Russian in his passport). Father - Aaron Abramovich Mendel, according to the passport Anatoly Afanasevich, as you might guess, is also recorded as Russian. Mother - Tsilya Veniaminovna, Jewish.

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