In Germany it's not as easy to detect them based on name as it is in English. But we also know a large palette of names they usually have. For example they like to name themselves after places, colors, flowers, terrain.
Examples: Schwarz (means black), Schwartz (black, but written in older German probably), Rosental (rose + valley), Goldberg (gold + mountain), Rothschild (red in older German probably + shield), Zuckerberg (sugar + mountain).
We can still identify them to some degree, but the best way to detect them is by their fruits - their subversive, degenerate, race-mixing actions. Nazis were quite successful in finding the "bad jews", and oh boy, they found a lot of them.
Examples: Schwarz (means black), Schwartz (black, but written in older German probably), Rosental (rose + valley), Goldberg (gold + mountain), Rothschild (red in older German probably + shield), Zuckerberg (sugar + mountain).
We can still identify them to some degree, but the best way to detect them is by their fruits - their subversive, degenerate, race-mixing actions. Nazis were quite successful in finding the "bad jews", and oh boy, they found a lot of them.
A specific peak or name has a history (story) behind it.
Just adding that this is generally true for all cultures where names are not based on Lineage (e.g. Danish, where Nielsen -> Niel's son, Jorgensen -> jorgen's son, etc). For example, proper American last names:
* Taylor (one who makes clothes)
* Cooper (one who makes barrels)
* Smith (this one is obvious)
While jewish last names, being very recent in nearly every country (e.g. Germany passed a law requiring jews to choose a last name in 1787), are usually chosen based on things jews find nice or pleasing. Jewish 'American' last names:
* Smart
* Wise
* Goodman / Freeman
* Rich
And this is true for every non-lineage based culture. When looking at e.g. Spanish or Italians, I always translate the names, and see if I get a 'real' job back. If I get e.g. 'Grande' -> big, or 'Gioia' -> joy, I know I am researching a jew.
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As an aside, until Mao, China had a book of names which kids were required to study when young. Turns out there is only about 400 valid family names in China, and foreigners, here meaning jews, were immediately outed on just hearing their names. I'd love to see something like that for America eventually.
syllable of their last names and use the common Chinese last names that sounded close to it. it's obvious when a name is just a phonetic transliteration from a foreign name, but if some foreigners just want an "authentic" Chinese name, there's nothing detectable in the names themselves, they can call themselves whatever if it's not pertaining to legal documents, which I imagine they're required to sign their actual names in their own language if the phonetic transliteration names are allowed as side note at all
I deleted a section out for brevity, but the other defense mechanism until Maoism was the males of the family kept a record of descendants in a scroll, much as we used to record births in family bibles until the (((Office of Vital Statistics))), implemented through president Rosenfeld. When there was a new birth, documents would be updated, and family members could vet those who claimed to be from the family.
Obviously, impersonation is still a thing, so it isn't infallible, but this mechanism is the same one that made the jewish mafias so hard to penetrate during their heyday.
The system we were originally talking about does a good job of this.