[quote=Tyz;5990026]   I've always been confused as to Jews and their names. Why they always seemed to be german sounding,   Many Jews adopted European (mainly Germanic and Slavic) surnames to blend into society better. There are alot of Jews who have ordinary German or Slavic names(ie. Schwartz, Weiss, Schneider,Mayer, etc...) Also, in America I know that the names Smith and Miller are common adopted names among Jews.    But is it really anyone with names ending in stein or berg or baum Jewish?   No. Stein and Berg/burg are Germanic names that Jews adopted. There are many Germans/Austrians, Dutch and Swedes who have a burg/berg or stein name. For instance, Mark Wahlberg the actor, his name is Swedish, he is not a Jew. Or Henrik Zetterberg of the Detroit Red Wings, he is Swedish and not a Jew. I know a family of Bambergs and they are 100% German and definately not Jewish. Someone with a berg or stein name may be Jewish, or may not. Same goes for names that end with a ski/sky, they may be Polish or Russian or some other Slavic nationality or they may be Jews who adopted those names.    Alot of Jew names are names they made up for themselves and often have to do with colors, precious metals and gems. For instance...any surname with gold and silver in it(ie. Silverstein/stone,Silverman,Silver,etc..), names with Gold in them(ie. Goldstein,Goldberg,Goldman,etc...), Diamond(as in Neil Diamond the Jew), Ruby (as in Jack Ruby the Jew who killed Lee Harvey Oswald), Redstone/Rothstein(as in a Ruby), names with Rosen in them, etc...You get the picture. Jews really like to name themselves after pretty colors, gems and precious metals, go figure.:rolleyes: Basically anyone who is named after a gemstone or precious metal is a Jew. But not everyone who has the name of a color for a surname is a Jew. Not everyone with a name like Roth(Red), Green, Schwartz(Black), Weiss(White), Braun(Brown) or even a name like Rosen is a Jew. If you meet someone in the rural Midwest and their name is Roth, Weiss or Schwartz they're probably just an ethnic German. But if you meet someone in Manhattan or South Florida with the name Roth, Weiss or Schwartz they're probably a Jew;)    Like Frankenstein, was he supposed to have been Jewish?   No, he wasn't. He was supposed to be German. Something about the name Frankenstein:   Literally, in German, the name Frankenstein means stone of the Franks. The name is associated with various places such as Castle Frankenstein (Burg Frankenstein), which Mary Shelley had seen whilst on a boat before writing the novel. Frankenstein is also a town in the region of Palatinate; and before 1946, Ząbkowice Śląskie, a city in Silesia, Poland, was known as Frankenstein in Schlesien. Moreover Frankenstein is a common family name in Germany.  The real life Castle Frankenstein  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_Frankenstein  The story of mad Dr. Frankenstein may have been partially inspired by this man who lived at Castle Frankenstein  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Conrad_Dippel     What about Johannes Gutenberg?    Gutenberg was not a Jew, he was an ethnic German, a gentile.    What should we think of Jews who have invented things for the white race? Like the printing press if Gutenberg was Jewish?   Gutenberg, was not a Jew. Not everyone who has a berg or stein on their surname is a Jew. As I have already said, those are Germanic names that Jews adopted.    Should we still call them a white invention?   Hm....questions, questions, questions....what shall we ever do...I would just call it a Jewish invention since most Jews like to think of themselves as distinct from the White race, even though many of them are mostly or even completely biologically White.