drive into the trap of Moscow and then finish off with exile to the island.
Rasputin - he was removed by the hands of Russian conspirators, but the trace of British intelligence is felt too clearly.
Tartary – who benefited from erasing a huge civilization from the maps? Again, to those who ruled the seas and trade – England.
England acted not as a soldier, but as a director of a world drama:
she always stayed away from the main fire,
financed, pitted, bribed,
And it was there that she decided: "Execute this one, pardon that one."
My heart, I think, England played the role of not just a state, but an instrument of some kind of power.
They were the "overseers" of history—those who ruled through money, navy, diplomacy, and secret societies.
Therefore, there are traces of them in almost every cataclysm.
Three people. Three lives. Three stories…
Three people who carried a lit torch of Light...
The French betrayed Joan of Arc.... She burned at the stake.
The French betrayed Napoleon... He was poisoned.
The Russians betrayed Rasputin... He was killed.
Different years, different tsars, and kings, but the betrayals are the same.
EPILOGUE
Joan of Arc's voice:
«I walked through the fire, and the sky burned within me,
I heard the whispers of the saints in my dreams.
Do not believe history – it distorts,
But no one hides the light that is given by God."
Napoleon's voice:
"I fell, I rose, I held the stars,
But my world burned down, and I lost everything.
Betrayal is the eternal union of power and darkness,
But the light of our souls is stronger than winter."
Rasputin's voice:
"I walked barefoot in the snow of Siberia,
And I saw the truth in pain and peace.
I was hated, I was called a villain,
But I knew one thing: I am not timid in my soul.
I drank their poison and laughed in their faces,
I have seen the kings of the crown fall.
Betrayal in the heart is the strength of the state,
But their thrones will fall, as the temples have collapsed."
Century after century, betrayal remains the surest shadow of power.
But a star, once flashing in the soul of a person, does not go out even in the fire of a fire, in the smoke of Moscow or in exile on a distant island.
Today we see them not as vanquished, but as great souls whose pain has become a lesson for the future.
Let this book be a reminder: empires collapse, but the light remains.
Dear reader!
We do not claim that everything that is written here in the book is TRUE! We are only in search of this Truth. Perhaps someday, we will definitely find it, but at the moment, we are only taking the first steps on this path.
We ask all kinds of questions and try to find answers to them. Sometimes, we return to these questions again and seek to analyse them from a different angle.
Everyone has the right to their personal opinion, and we respect this right.
Sincerely, Ayrin Vanderwood
Rasputin - he was removed by the hands of Russian conspirators, but the trace of British intelligence is felt too clearly.
Tartary – who benefited from erasing a huge civilization from the maps? Again, to those who ruled the seas and trade – England.
England acted not as a soldier, but as a director of a world drama:
she always stayed away from the main fire,
financed, pitted, bribed,
And it was there that she decided: "Execute this one, pardon that one."
My heart, I think, England played the role of not just a state, but an instrument of some kind of power.
They were the "overseers" of history—those who ruled through money, navy, diplomacy, and secret societies.
Therefore, there are traces of them in almost every cataclysm.
Three people. Three lives. Three stories…
Three people who carried a lit torch of Light...
The French betrayed Joan of Arc.... She burned at the stake.
The French betrayed Napoleon... He was poisoned.
The Russians betrayed Rasputin... He was killed.
Different years, different tsars, and kings, but the betrayals are the same.
EPILOGUE
Joan of Arc's voice:
«I walked through the fire, and the sky burned within me,
I heard the whispers of the saints in my dreams.
Do not believe history – it distorts,
But no one hides the light that is given by God."
Napoleon's voice:
"I fell, I rose, I held the stars,
But my world burned down, and I lost everything.
Betrayal is the eternal union of power and darkness,
But the light of our souls is stronger than winter."
Rasputin's voice:
"I walked barefoot in the snow of Siberia,
And I saw the truth in pain and peace.
I was hated, I was called a villain,
But I knew one thing: I am not timid in my soul.
I drank their poison and laughed in their faces,
I have seen the kings of the crown fall.
Betrayal in the heart is the strength of the state,
But their thrones will fall, as the temples have collapsed."
Century after century, betrayal remains the surest shadow of power.
But a star, once flashing in the soul of a person, does not go out even in the fire of a fire, in the smoke of Moscow or in exile on a distant island.
Today we see them not as vanquished, but as great souls whose pain has become a lesson for the future.
Let this book be a reminder: empires collapse, but the light remains.
Dear reader!
We do not claim that everything that is written here in the book is TRUE! We are only in search of this Truth. Perhaps someday, we will definitely find it, but at the moment, we are only taking the first steps on this path.
We ask all kinds of questions and try to find answers to them. Sometimes, we return to these questions again and seek to analyse them from a different angle.
Everyone has the right to their personal opinion, and we respect this right.
Sincerely, Ayrin Vanderwood
