ARTICLES FRANCAIS A DROITE/DEUTSCHE ARTIKEL RECHTS
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A comrade sent me a news item saying that Russian leader Vladimir Putin’s daughter will be marrying the son of a Korean admiral; the couple have known each other for 13 years. I replied:
Well, I don’t like it and it seems Vladimir Putin did not at first either. But the Asians are not an inferior race (hardworking although somewhat uncreative) and the Slavs are all a little bit Asian already. You can see it in their bloodtype B, which I also have. It makes a person stoic and able to absorb a huge amount of suffering without cracking.
Sigh… “Scratch a Russian, find a Tatar.” This is a saying the Russians have about themselves. But too bad the recessive blond genes of Valdimir Putin, which his daughter had, will be facing the dominant genes of Asia.
The Germans are also very mixed, and yet they are brilliant and tough too.
As Hitler said in his March 1944 Platterhof speech, Nordic genes make for excellent leaders,
but there are many other talents and strengths besides leadership. We as Solutreans do not hate other races; we only cherish our own.
Our vigilance must be toward the pre-human race, the neanderthals: jews, arabs, georgians, chechens, khazars.
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http://joongangdaily.joins.com/article/view.asp?aid=2927699
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| Photo of a young Katya from Putin’s autobiography. Recent photos aren’t available. |
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s youngest daughter will marry a Korean man whose father worked at the Korean Embassy in Moscow as an admiral in the late 1990s, a source said yesterday.
According to the source, the Korean ambassador to Japan, Kwon Chul-hyeon, had dinner with the former admiral, Yoon Jong-gu, and his wife at a resort in Japan in August. At the dinner, Yoon said that his youngest son would marry Putin’s youngest daughter soon.
After a few hours passed, the couple came to the resort and talked with Kwon and Yoon. The source said Putin’s daughter was accompanied by two Russian bodyguards.
According to the source, Yoon told Kwon about the couple over dinner. The details: the girl’s name is Ekaterina Vladimirovna Putina, 23, and she is now studying in the United States with her 25-year-old Korean fiance. At first, Putin was against the marriage but warmed up to the Korean after meeting him. Putin’s daughter wants to live and work in Korea after the wedding.
Yoon, 64, said in a phone interview with the JoongAng Ilbo, “The couple will make an official announcement about their marriage. Please do not report their marriage now.”
An official who worked at the Korean Embassy in Russia in 2007 said, “When I was working in Russia, the couple’s love story was a hot issue. Many Russian people expected that the diplomatic relationship between Korea and Russia would be improved thanks to the couple’s love.”
A Korean immigrant in Russia who lives in the building where the younger Yoon lived said, “The Korean guy lived alone, and we never saw him bring the Russian girl to his room.”
According to sources, the couple met in July 1997 at a dance party at an international school in Russia. After the admiral’s term in Russia ended and his son left Russia, the couple’s love continued and the Russian girl visited Korea during the World Cup in June 2002.
By Ahn Sung-gyu [heejin@joongang.co.kr]
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