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Fun fact there are loan words from Yiddish in Russian and 90% of them are just criminal jargon
Examples:
Khalyava - free shit / the opportunity to get something with minimal effort
Frayer - a man related to the criminal world
Ksiva - a police badge
Shukher - a lookout
Shiksa - a rude woman or a prostitute
Shmon - a police search/raid
Jews are allergic to honest work. In the USSR they had no option to scam goyim out of money with elaborate schemes or business like they did in the US, so instead they all chose to become low-life pickpockets and thieves. Anything but actual labor.
Examples:
Khalyava - free shit / the opportunity to get something with minimal effort
Frayer - a man related to the criminal world
Ksiva - a police badge
Shukher - a lookout
Shiksa - a rude woman or a prostitute
Shmon - a police search/raid
Jews are allergic to honest work. In the USSR they had no option to scam goyim out of money with elaborate schemes or business like they did in the US, so instead they all chose to become low-life pickpockets and thieves. Anything but actual labor.
