From Babylon to Timbuktu: A History of the Ancient Black Races Including the Black Hebrews

160 Pages·1988·24.41 MB·English

by  Rudolph R. Windsor

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Biography

RUDOLPH WINDSOR sss born in Long Branch, New femey
Afr living ina numberof Jersey commis is fil sete in
Pailadelptia where he aitesdal Commoniy College, sadying
Pychology and Poliical iene; Gratz College, where he majored
in Habra Arana Studies; al Temple Universty, wher he majored
i Midae Easter Studies Tn ation, he hs four sons and a aight,

He sas of his book, "My motive in writing ins to give the
true history ofthe Afeo-Amesican, which has been excladed fom
texttooks": Professor Windsor i strong advocator of the economic
nd coitral developmest of the black sommuniy. In serving the
Community, he hasbeen a member and. president “of sewral
owanizations, was a delegate the Black Power Conference of 1968
and vas desgnzto’ a deegate, on behalf of Ethiopian Jews, 10 meet
with Me. Makoren, an oficial ofthe Ethiopian Mission 9 the United
Nations inthe early 199,

‘Moreover, Mr, Windsor i the sithor ofthe book: The Hlley of
the Dry Bones; sabited, The Conditions That Face Back People in
Americ, As areal of som dficuis wth several book companies,
Mr. Windsor esablished his own company called Windsor's Golden
Sores Publications In IDS, Mr Windsor redesigned his fist books,
From Babson Bs Tinbuu

"Again, Me, Windsor over the yeas, has appeared radio and
TV ull shows, leur at songegations, organizations, universities
sand has traced te Europe and the Middle East.
BENEFIT DINNER HONORS GRAENUM.
AND EMMA BERGER

FROM
BABYLON TO
TIMBUKTU

A History of the Ancient Black Races
Including the Black Hebrews

by Rudolph R. Windsor

WINDSOR’S GOLDEN SERIES
P.O. Box 310393
Atlanta, Georgia 30331

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Fis: Paition
1965 by Rudolph Rt, Windsor (hedback)
Second Printing, 1973
Third Printing, 197%
Fourth Proving, 1978
ith Printing, 188)
‘Sivth Printing, 1982 (paperback)
Seventh Printing, 1983
Eighth Printing, 1985
Nineh Prining, 1986
First evised and reprint ein 1988 by
Windsor Goiden Series
(paperback and hardback
event Printing, 1990
Twellth Printing. 1991
“Thiteenth Printing, 1993
Fouetoenth Printing, 1995,
Filleenth Printing, 1997
Sixteenth Printing, 1999
Seventeenth Printing, 2000,
Eighteenth Printing 2001
Nineteenth Printing. 2003

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in part in any form or by any mens, electrome or mechanical, including
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Golden Series, PO. Box 310393, Atlanta, GA31131-0393,

Library of Congress Catal Carl Number; 10-827
ISBN 0-9620881--0 (paperback)
Printed in the Unites States of America
Dedicated to my mother, Leata Jones, sho worked
so bard tw rear her five childzen and who encour:

aged me in the writing of this book,
Preface

This book is intended as a supplement to existing litera-
ture on African and black Hebrew history. To get a back:
ground knowledge of the history of the black races, the
resder is urged to start at the beginning and continue to
the end, The aim is to present material that will not only
inform and interest the reader but will innpart truth, self
confidence, and racial pride to the black man, and at the
same time enhghten the general public concerning the
contributions to civiluation of the aucient black races

In general, I have tried to follow a chronological. ap-
proach in the book, but it bas been dificule to maintsin a
fne hundred per cent consistency. Certain subjects are 10
some extent repeated Decause I have elsewhere dealt with
another pase of the same materil. In many cases are:
fresher i provided in order to bring the reader up to date.

T have consulted many scholars in the compilation of
this work. Basil Davidson is an authority on African history:
moreover, Allen H. Godbey and Joseph Williams are ex
tellent scholars on the black Hebrews, but I have not hes
tatel to differ from them in some instances.

Tt behooves me to express my debt to the faculty of
Grav College who taught me much, and helped make this
book possible. Among these are such distinguished scholars
as Dr. Elazar Goelman (Dean), Daniel Isiacman (Registrar)
Dr. William Chomsky, Dr. Samuel Pilik, Dr. Samuel K
land, Dr. Sidney M. Fish, Dr. Esra Shereshevsiy, Dr. Samuel
T. Lachs, Abraham Marthan, Rabbi Shlomo Balter, and
Rabbi Shlomo Margalit. 1 also want to expres my gratitude
tomy family, uncles, and friends who gave me much encour
agement.

Rupoten R. Winoson
Contents.

Parrace

I ANcieNr Brack Giviiearion
Sumer and Kish

1 Tar Oncts or Tue Ware Race

IN ArgoAsiay Cutture Gors 10 Euxors
The Egyptians

IV Tue Ontcinas Buses Jeans
Summary
Black Arabs, Black Jews and Pthiopians
‘The Genesis of Chrisaniey in Exbiopia
and Arabia
The Birth of Islam.
‘The Finst Stage of the Islamic Revolution
Islam and Judaism
The Two Daughters of Judaism
‘The Second Stage of thie Islamic Revolution

V Btack Civitizamioy ry Arnica
Egypt: The Land of the Nile
The Old Kingdom
Fayptian Mythology
The Middle Kingdom
The New Kiagdom or New Empire
Ikhnaton or Amenhotep 1V
Forecelling of Moves