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Nicolai Levashov. Russian History Viewed through Distorted Mirrors. Vol. 1

istry, but not only in that. There are other differences between races, which do not re-
late to the colour of the skin, eyes, hair and peculiarities of the skeleton, although
these differences are pretty substantial. They are of purely biological character and
indicate the fact that all these races did not originate from one race, as modern an-
thropologists say (unfoundedly), but independently from each other and, moreover,
on different planets which had luminaries with a different spectrum of radiation.

However, now we are interested more in the difference between races which
does not concern their biological aspects, although the races’ biochemical differences
influence the mental and physical condition of their representatives very strongly,
which, like it or not, must be taken into account always: all these differences, when
correctly comprehended, do not result in the idea of higher and lower races which in
itself is a complete foolishness. All this gives the understanding of how the aggregate
of natural, biological, biochemical, psychical, moral, economic and cultural features
influence both an individual and a community of people called a tribe, nationality,
people, nation and race. The understanding of these differences leaves no loop-hole
for any form of racism and discrimination against one people by another. This would
like comparing and judging an apple against a pear, when it is clear even to a child
that an apple is an apple and a pear is a pear. Someone may enjoy the taste of apples,
someone else likes pears, and that is all. So the difference between races simply
shows that they differ from each other and cannot be compared, choosing differences
as signs of racial superiority. Different races were formed on our Midgard-earth in
different natural conditions and already because of this cannot be identical to each
other.

Let us try to investigate how living conditions have influenced the development
of the races which inhabit our Midgard-earth. What concern do natural conditions
have with all this? – may someone ask? Let us not hurry with conclusions and better
give a glance to these natural conditions from quite another point of view. There are
not so many basic climatic zones:

1. The Arctic Zone (Antarctic Zone);

2. The Sub-Arctic Zone (Sub-Antarctic Zone);

3. The Temperate Zone;
4. The Subtropical Zone;

5. The Torrid Zone;

6. The Subequatorial Zone;
7. The Equatorial Zone.

Four races live on Midgard-earth — white, yellow, red and black. Thus, there
are seven climatic zones for four races. There appears to be some “surplus”, but
again, we will not hurry with conclusions.

2.3. The Arctic and Sub-Arctic climatic Zones and their condi-
tions for man’s development

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