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History: Fiction or Science? The Horde from Pacific to Atlantic

Name: History: Fiction or Science? The Horde from Pacific to Atlantic
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Bol NASA research of Earth-Moon mechanics by astrophysicist Robert Newton leads mathematicians of MSU to a breakthrough in the chronology of Eurasian and world history. The word "horde" meant "armed people" in old Russian (cf. "order" in English, "ordre" in French, "Orden" in German). The protostate of "Horde from Pacific to Atlantic," or Great Tartary, was a true imbroglio of colonizations, wars, religions covering most of Eurasia in 12-16th centuries. The cathedrals, monuments, fortresses, relics, armours, swords, bibles, saints, warlords, artifacts, chronicles, maps and coins of the "Horde" abound but stay mostly misinterpreted. The European part of the Great Horde fell apart into English, French, German kingdoms in 14-16th centuries.

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NASA research of Earth-Moon mechanics by astrophysicist Robert Newton leads mathematicians of MSU to a breakthrough in the chronology of Eurasian and world history. The word "horde" meant "armed people" in old Russian (cf. "order" in English, "ordre" in French, "Orden" in German). The protostate of "Horde from Pacific to Atlantic," or Great Tartary, was a true imbroglio of colonizations, wars, religions covering most of Eurasia in 12-16th centuries. The cathedrals, monuments, fortresses, relics, armours, swords, bibles, saints, warlords, artifacts, chronicles, maps and coins of the "Horde" abound but stay mostly misinterpreted. The European part of the Great Horde fell apart into English, French, German kingdoms in 14-16th centuries.

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