9/11 и Бин Ладен, странности, размышления, мысли
Шрифт:
and Lady Grey, The Queen of 9 days in England.
But as I am a Russian Ethnic,
I remember the name of England and the island England
and Great Britain on Russian as the old name as:
Оловянные Острова
Tin Islands + Great Britian, British islands on Russian would be "Tin Islands" as the oldest historical name, another additional name to the official name.
Tin Islands
Stannic Islands
Pewter Islands
Tin Islands = Olovyannye Ostrova -
You may see names of villages in Chita District in Russia as
Olovyannaya-1 (Tin-1)
Olovyannaya-2 (Tin-2)
Olovyannaya-3 (Tin-3)
Olovyannaya-4 (Tin-4)
SubDistrict Olovyannaya (Tin)
Plenty locals here whom lived as locals of white race had a typical faces of Great Britain, not all, but some.
Local libraries had a huge range of book as translated from English on Russia, making all locals as a fan of Great Britain, England, British history and culture and to English language, as a loyal to UK Soviet Russian inhabitants.
The training of speaking on English was such in Soviet school, making a terrible Russian ancient, when I come on 12th February 1998 to live in England, over 20 years back in time, nobody was able to understand My "Innish" English.
I pronounced all letters know, knight, island, knife.
I was not able to understand why people say "now" and i realized this was "know"
I now = "I know" in a writing on English
night = night or knight in a writing on English, two words, some sounds.
I do not know reasons and facts how my deep ancestors from Sicily, Italy, for example, came to Russian Impair to stay to live here to be Russian Ethnic.
I know my great grandmother talked on some foreign language with her husband, especially, on a bad mood, for kids not knew somethings, inside their family house, but she used Russian language outside of their property.
Her children thought she was Romanian from Romania, asked, and she said she was as an Italian Gypsy from Rome, The Actress, performing on the stage in Paris, meeting here their Dad, falling in love, he talked a lot, making her to loss a head, in love, she was moving with him to his land to Poland and to Siberia after in Russia too.
But really, they all were Old Russian Orthodox Church believes, really religious people, as Christian fanatics, never forget to pray to live by a rules.
There were not plenty visitors from Sicily, Italy, to Russian Impair.
One of a famous visitors was
Count Alessandro di Cagliostro
Alessandro di Cagliostro
(Giuseppe Balsamo)
(Prince Felix),
born in Sicily,
from his Jewish mother (and unknown father).
Count Alessandro di Cagliostro (Giuseppe Balsamo)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alessandro_Cagliostro
From Wikipedia:
Count Alessandro di Cagliostro
(2 June 1743 - 26 August 1795) (18 century)
was the alias of the occultist
Giuseppe Balsamo;
in French usually referred to as
Joseph Balsamo.
Cagliostro
was an Italian adventurer
and self-styled magician.
He became a glamorous figure
associated with the royal courts of Europe
where he pursued various occult arts,
including psychic healing, alchemy and scrying.
His reputation lingered for many decades after his death, but continued to deteriorate, as he came to be regarded as a charlatan and impostor, this view fortified by the savage attack of Thomas Carlyle (1795-1881) in 1833, who pronounced him the "Prince of Quacks".
Later works-such as that of W.R.H. Trowbridge (1866-1938) in his Cagliostro: the Splendour and Misery of a Master of Magic (1910)-attempted a rehabilitation.
The history of Cagliostro is shrouded in rumour, propaganda, and mysticism. Some effort was expended to ascertain his true identity when he was arrested because of possible participation in the Affair of the Diamond Necklace.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe relates in his Italian Journey that the identification of Cagliostro with Giuseppe Balsamo was ascertained by a lawyer from Palermo who, upon official request, had sent a dossier with copies of the pertinent documents to France.
Goethe met the lawyer in April 1787 and saw the documents and Balsamo's pedigree:
Balsamo's great-grandfather
Matteo Martello
had two daughters:
Maria, who married
Giuseppe Bracconeri;
and
Vincenza, who married
Giuseppe Cagliostro.
Maria and Giuseppe Bracconeri
had three children:
Matteo;
Antonia; and
Felicit;,
who married
Pietro Balsamo
(the son of a bookseller,
Antonino Balsamo,
who had declared bankruptcy before dying at age 44).
The son of
Felicita and Pietro Balsamo was
Giuseppe,
who was christened with the name of his great-uncle and eventually adopted his surname, too.
Felicit; Balsamo was still alive in Palermo at the time of Goethe's travels in Italy, and he visited her and her daughter.
Cagliostro himself stated during the trial following