Stalin. The secret of the alias

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

Attempts to "decipher" Stalin were made more than once. Conspiracy theorist A. Abrashkin acted simply: “Let's write down the word“Sataniel”. In Hebrew it means "Satan the God." And now we will make up all kinds of words from the letters that make up this name. It is a usual Kabbalistic exercise, only among the various variants will the word "Stalin" be found.

Stalin is Sataniel or Satan God. And the very first pseudonym of Joseph Vissarionovich - Besoshvili, if only to consider its root Russian, and the suffix Georgian, means "son of a demon". The circle has closed: that the first pseudonym, that the last - everything is one! It is surprisingly easy and simple to explain Stalin's passion to work at night - when else will the son of the Devil work?"

Not convincing in my opinion. Kabbalistic word games can turn everything upside down. And Stalin was not a Kabbalist. Well, Besoshvili is a gross manipulation. Why mix Russian root and Georgian suffix? The leader's father is an Ossetian. Beso, Besik is a common male name there, in no way connected with devilry. In Ossetian the demon, devil - "hairag". In the church Beso - Vissarion. Therefore, Joseph was officially Vissarionovich. "Son of Beso" - that's the whole secret of the first pseudonym of the "father of nations". However, he used it very little.

Candidate of Historical Sciences William Pokhlebkin, better known to the general public as a connoisseur of Russian cuisine, conducted a whole scientific research "The Great Pseudonym". In his opinion, revealing the secret of the leader's pseudonym, we will understand how a provincial revolutionary, differing in level of education and culture from his much brighter, brilliant Russian, Latvian, Polish and Jewish colleagues in the RSDLP, was able to outplay them long before 1937, the head of the party and state.

TOand WITH- the two most massive letters of the Russian alphabet, they contain the most words in our language, the historian noted. On the "K" pseudonym Koba, under which Dzhugashvili entered the history of the revolutionary movement in the Caucasus and was mainly known in the party until 1917. On "C" is the main pseudonym for the leader, under which he entered world history.

The young revolutionary did not choose Koba by chance. The word has a deep secret meaning unknown to the general public. Joseph studied at the theological seminary. In Church Slavonic Koba (Kobe, Kova, Kob) - sorcery, omen, augur, sorcerer, magician, fortuneteller. The rebel Dzhugashvili predicted the creation of a just state of workers and peasants, and worked for this in the Caucasian underground. He lived in Georgia. Koba is the Georgian version of the name of the Persian king Kobades. He conquered Eastern Georgia, at the end of the 5th century he moved the capital from Mtskheta to Tbilisi, where it is still located. Koba was considered a great wizard. He received the throne thanks to magicians from a sect that preached an equal division of all property. That is, almost communists! The king brought the sectarians closer, causing terror among the upper classes. They overthrew Koba. The communist tsar was freed from prison by a woman devoted to him. He regained the throne, and later brutally cracked down on all of his former allies.

Our Koba-Dzhugashvili also preached communist ideals, was imprisoned, one of his escapes from the Vologda region he made thanks to a faithful woman. In the 30s he brutally destroyed former allies in the leadership of the Communist Party. Like the communist tsar, Cobades became the red emperor, for many years he ruled alone not only the USSR, but also the socialist camp.

The pseudonym Koba, associated with Georgian history, was good and understandable for the Caucasus. But in 1912 Dzhugashvili reached the all-Russian level. At the Prague party conference, at Lenin's instructions, he was introduced to the Central Committee of the Soviet Socialist Democratic Labor Party (Bolsheviks) instead of the exposed provocateur of the tsarist secret police, Malinovsky. Koba was among the seven party leaders, in fact, he was there third or fourth in rank. An urgent need for a new pseudonym, understandable to the entire Russian Empire, writes the historian Pokhlebkin.

It should sound Russian, be Russian in construction, extremely serious, significant, impressive in content, not allowing any interpretation or misinterpretation; have a deep meaning, and at the same time, not particularly striking; easy to pronounce in any language and phonetically close to Lenin's pseudonym, but so that the similarity is also not felt "head-on".

Man from the Star

Koba coped with the task successfully. In 1913 his first major theoretical work "Marxism and the National Question" was published. Signed - Stalin!

At first glance, the pseudonym is primitive and easily deciphered. Here is the famous French writer Henri Barbusse, the author of the aphorism "Stalin is Lenin today!" wrote in 1935: “This is an iron man. The surname gives us his image: Stalin is steel. It is unbendable and flexible like steel. " Looking at Stalin, his comrade in exile in Vologda, Vyacheslav Scriabin, would soon be similarly called Molotov. Yes, solid Bolsheviks!

It was believed that the leader did not philosophize cunningly. He simply translated the Georgian root of his surname into Russian. Jugha is steel.

The historian Pokhmelkin rejected this version of the transparency of the pseudonym, popular since the times of the USSR. As proof, he cites a letter from playwright Kit Buachidze: “Juga” does not mean “steel” at all. This is a very ancient pagan Georgian word with a Persian connotation, probably widespread during the period of Iranian rule over Georgia, and it simply means a name. The meaning, like many names, is not translatable. The name is like a name, like the Russian Ivan. Therefore, Dzhugashvili means simply "son of Dzhuga" and nothing else."

Alas, the finale of Pokhlebkin's brilliant investigation, The Great Pseudonym, disappointed me. The historian claims that Dzhugashvili, who had a tenacious memory, remembered in 1912 how as a boy in school he read Rustaveli's favorite poem "The Knight in the Panther's Skin" in the Russian translation of E. Stalinsky. Liberal journalist, at first close to the populists, and then to the Socialist-Revolutionaries. Having shortened this name, he became Stalin.

First, it is not known whether young Soso really read this particular translation of The Knight? After all, there were others then. This is just a suggestion of the historian. And most importantly, Pokhlebkin never revealed the promised deep meaning of the great pseudonym.

Although it should be!

In my opinion, the publicist Valery Badov coped with this task. My colleague from the Soviet still "Komsomolskaya Pravda". Valera is an Ossetian. He can talk for hours about the history, customs of his people. And language.

“According to his father, Stalin comes from the Dzugaev family,” says Badov. - In the Caucasus, in contrast to the Jews, the relationship is on the paternal side. Dzuga in Ossetian means flock. It is also our old name. As you can see, there is no smell of iron or steel here. Dzhugashvili is the Georgian version of the surname, which the ancestors of the leader were obliged to accept at baptism. The Dzugaevs were first documented back in the 15th century in the village of Tsamad, North Ossetia. Later they went south. This is an important detail.

In the Ossetian language there is a word SHTALI - a star. In South Ossetia it sounds like STALES. Consonant with English STAR (the same star). The British and I belong to the same Indo-European family of languages, so there is no exaggeration with a star. So - STEELS - star, IN - suffix, meaning belonging. It turns out that STALIN is a man from the Star. Or a messenger of the Star, Heaven, who arrived on Earth with an important mission. He encrypted his purpose in this word, as he saw it. He also studied at the theological seminary. Then he became a revolutionary romantic with an evangelical consciousness. I wanted to establish a heavenly order on earth, a just peace. In several of the youthful poems that have come down to us, this slips.

Or other lines:

And in "The Savior's Destruction" a young man with the biblical name Joseph, in the guise of an unknown guest who sang songs born of light, will predict his death from poison.

Of course, in his heart Stalin rejoiced when highly intellectual party comrades such as Kamenev, Zinoviev, Bukharin considered him a primitive "steel man." Trotsky even wrote: "a rough, uncouth figure, like all Ossetians living in the high Caucasian mountains." If only they had guessed what was encrypted in the "transparent" pseudonym, they would immediately have taken the "uncouth Ossetian" seriously. But they did not know the Ossetian language and the secret meaning of the word "Stalin". And this "rude bumpkin" defeated them all, eliminated them one by one. I even got Trotsky overseas.

The "star version" of Valery Badov is supported by a fact made public in the research of the heraldist historian Pokhlebkin. It was Stalin who insisted that the five-pointed star - the pentagram - be adopted as a symbolic protective sign not only for the Red Army, but also as a state emblem. In 1922 he “smuggled” it into the coat of arms of Soviet Georgia, then into the coat of arms of the Transcaucasian Soviet Republic. In 1936, she got on the coat of arms of the USSR. Although Lenin was fundamentally opposed to the use of military symbols as emblems of a socialist state.

Mystical safety net

Now, having dealt with the secret of the Stalinist pseudonym, let's return to the riddle of the leader's date of birth. According to the documents, he was born on December 18, 1878. Joseph Vissarionovich did not hide this. However, in December 1922, by the hand of his personal secretary, he changed the date of birth by a whole year and three days. What for? There is an important nuance. In April 1922, Stalin became General Secretary of the Central Committee of the RCP (b). Lenin remained Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars, in the present - Prime Minister. Ilyich was ill, a struggle for power began.

Let me remind you that at the beginning of the twentieth century there was a flowering of mysticism and esotericism. The Bolsheviks also dabbled in this. No wonder the GPU created a secret occult department under the leadership of G. Bokiy. The Chekists even sent secret expeditions to Tibet for ancient magical knowledge, as did the Nazis later. Stalin was also no stranger to mysticism. There is a number of evidences for this. Judging by the numerous notes, he very carefully, with a pencil in hand, read the book by Anatole France "Dialogues under the Rose". About God, Nature, Metaphysics, etc. The title of the book is not accidental. The rose, like Stalin's beloved five-pointed star - the pentacle - has been considered the most important esoteric symbols since ancient times. They were revered by many secret societies, the same Freemasons, Rosicrucians. Stalin also studied well the works of the Russian mystic Georgy Gurdjieff, whose name then thundered throughout Europe. By the way, Joseph was born a weak baby. Parents, who had lost two sons before, performed the ancient Ossetian rite of slaughtering a black lamb over him. And he stayed to live.

Occultists claim that evil magicians, knowing the date of birth of a person, can inflict a powerful energy blow on him on that day, even cause death. Here is Stalin, the spiritual heir of the wizard-king Koba, and decided to play it safe in the struggle for power, to replace the day and year of his birth. This is the only logical explanation for the strange date puzzle.

… - And yet Stalin fulfilled his stellar mission, built a huge just state - the USSR, - Valery Badov said goodbye.

But at what a terrible cost, I thought. And why, 38 years after the death of the Messenger of Heaven, the socialist Soviet Union collapsed. Now in Russia and on other ruins of the red Stalinist empire, wild capitalism reigns, a terrible social stratification between the poor and the rich.