There were no German Sephardic Jews. The Sephardic Jews in Israel actually fled from Middle Eastern countries in the 40s and 50s. When the Talmud uses the term Ashkenaz (and I've studied the Talmud just a bit) it literally means Germany. Lol.
Now, according to family lore, my original German ancestors ended up in Germany after they were expelled from Spain in 1492. But it's really stretching things to say their descendants were Sephardic 400 and some years later. In any case there were Jews living in Germany going back to pre medieval times.
I actually just watched a history lecture on this very topic, what a coincidence. Dr. Henry Abramson. You can subscribe to his YouTube channel! He does get some crazy comments every now and then just like your op, but he's very gracious. He responds to a lot of comments.
My other side of the family is Ashkenazi, too, by way of Lithuania. Or are you going to claim the Jews there were also Sephardic
I am fascinated by Jewish history and am fairly well read on the topic. I can give you book or lecture recommendations if you are interested. Just let me know
However I'm not a conspiracy nut so no point in posting them for me to read.
Now, according to family lore, my original German ancestors ended up in Germany after they were expelled from Spain in 1492. But it's really stretching things to say their descendants were Sephardic 400 and some years later. In any case there were Jews living in Germany going back to pre medieval times.
I actually just watched a history lecture on this very topic, what a coincidence. Dr. Henry Abramson. You can subscribe to his YouTube channel! He does get some crazy comments every now and then just like your op, but he's very gracious. He responds to a lot of comments.
My other side of the family is Ashkenazi, too, by way of Lithuania. Or are you going to claim the Jews there were also Sephardic

I am fascinated by Jewish history and am fairly well read on the topic. I can give you book or lecture recommendations if you are interested. Just let me know
