How many myths have not been invented about the former thunderstorm of the entire "civilized" Europe - a mysterious people known as the "Huns", which for some reason did not leave behind either Mongoloid genetics, or Mongoloid words in local languages, not to mention some Mongoloid cultural heritage of European peoples. There, perhaps, formidable conquerors - the Huns were not any Mongoloids? Then all these "inconsistencies" of the official version of history are easily explained.
But what an interesting version of the origin of the Huns, different from the official one, was expressed by N. Pavlishcheva in her book "Forbidden Russia":
This version is supported by the fact that after the death of the formidable Attila, the Huns mysteriously disappeared from European history. But could such a warlike people simply “dematerialize” without a trace? But if the Hunnic army included the Sarmatians, Scythians, Germans, Goths, Rus and other local peoples, then everything becomes quite logical. All these peoples, unlike the mythical Mongoloids, made their contribution to the common European history. They did not appear here "out of nowhere" and did not disappear "into nowhere."
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