What happened just prior to 1066? Because I'm pretty sure all that happened immediately after was vengeance the permanent destruction and physical "blockade" of a certain "empire" by Russia:
In the Russian chronicle, the vanquishing of the Khazar traditions is associated with Vladimir's conversion in 986.[127] According to the Primary Chronicle, in 986, Khazar Jews were present at Vladimir's disputation to decide on the prospective religion of the Kievan Rus'.[128] Whether these were Jews who had settled in Kiev or emissaries from some Jewish Khazar remnant state is unclear. Conversion to one of the faiths of the people of Scripture was a precondition to any peace treaty with the Arabs, whose Bulgar envoys had arrived in Kiev after 985.[129]
A visitor to Atil [one of 3 major Khazar cities] wrote soon after the sacking of the city that its vineyards and garden had been razed, that not a grape or raisin remained in the land, and not even alms for the poor were available.[130] An attempt to rebuild may have been undertaken, since Ibn Hawqal and al-Muqaddasi refer to it after that date, but by Al-Biruni's time (1048) it was in ruins.[note 42]
What happened just prior to 1066? Because I'm pretty sure all that happened immediately after was vengeance the permanent destruction and physical "blockade" of a certain "empire" by Russia:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khazars
"END OF THE RUSE: Neutralization of "Ukraine" and TERMINATION of the 1000 year plan to steal sovereign Russian Lands (from 1106AD). (media.greatawakening.win) π RED PILL π": https://greatawakening.win/p/19BtGQkjjl/end-of-the-ruse-neutralization-o/c/
This has a slightly different but broadly similar view:
Thanks. Very educational. Key takeaway paraphrased:
If you are interested there is a whole set:
Chapter 1 - How Usury Destroyed the Roman Empire
Chapter 2 - The Hidden Origins of the Bank of England
Chapter 3 - NapolΓ©on and the Banque de France
Chapter 4 - A Century of Struggle: Rothschild versus the People
Chapter 5 - The Great Depression
Chapter 6 - The Rise and Fall of State Banking (1932-1945)
Chapter 7 - Modern Forms of State Banking
Chapter 8 - The Banking Crisis