Talks about the identity of the "father of nations" do not stop to this day. And you can often hear the question: if Stalin was such a tyrant, why did none of the people around him (and among them there were many, as they would now say, “siloviks” with weapons) made an attempt on the leader?
And yet there were such attempts, and, moreover, very unusual. … With the persistence of fanatics, late Thursday evenings, a small group of like-minded people gathered in the same apartment. In ethereal shadows in the darkness, they slipped into the black cave of the entrance. Trying not to make noise, they climbed the shabby stairs and knocked softly on the oilcloth door.
Observing conspiracy, the new guest arrived 10-15 minutes after the previous one. Their shoulders trembled from each sharp sound, their heads pressed into their shoulders - they expected that NKVD agents were about to attack them and … But nothing happened. In the apartment they changed: they put on black silk robes to the floor, pointed caps and sat at an equal distance from each other at a round table.
In its center stood a bust of Stalin made of wax. Before each of the members of this secret circle lay an open book with ancient incomprehensible letters. The host, who usually assumed the role of chairman of this strange gathering, began chanting, and it soon became clear that he was casting spells.
All in chorus repeated the words of the curse after him. In the right place, the owner waved his hand, one of the guests got up from the chair and thrust a steel needle into the back of the head of Stalin's bust. In the very place where, as we now know, the centers responsible for the functioning of the lungs and heart are located in a person …
In Russia, there have always been amazing people who have mastered the extraordinary secrets of the East, which the common people revered as real witchcraft. The possibility of using unusual human abilities was taken seriously even in pre-revolutionary Russia. For a long time, special people protected the Grand Duke, Tsar or Emperor from damage, evil eye and witchcraft.
The sorcerers, suspected of wicked schemes against the father of the Tsar, were mercilessly executed at the first suspicion - quickly and mercilessly. Later, the protection of members of the imperial family and representatives of the highest authorities from a secret force was entrusted first to the Search Order, then to the Secret Chancellery, and finally to the Third Police Department.
This tradition was preserved in the Soviet Union. The Shadow of Death Many wanted the death of the communist leader, but few dared to oppose him openly, because no one knew how to get close to him, or even were simply afraid. In fact, in the 30s it was some historians believe there are at least four conspiracies against Stalin.
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They were openly written about even in party textbooks. The first is the so-called. the anti-party group of Syrtsov-Lominadze-Shatskin in 1930. All of them were secondary figures, Syrtsov, for example, the chairman of the government of the RSFSR. However, behind them allegedly stood influential figures from the "moderate" among the Stalinist entourage - Kirov, Ordzhonikidze, etc. The calculation, as usual, was simple: if you win - we are with you, if you lose - our business is on the side.
It is interesting to note that the conspirators planned to nominate Blucher as defense minister, who had just, in 1929, distinguished himself in battles with Chinese troops on the CER. Voroshilov then convinced the leadership not to take action against Blucher, who returned to the Far East. Reckoning with him was postponed until 1938. The second conspiracy is the Ryutin group in 1932.
Her activities were limited, in essence, to extensive theoretical work. It was supposed to remove Stalin from the post of general secretary, to allow the peasants to leave the collective farms. Interestingly, any authority tried to avoid a decision on this group. The GPU transferred the question to the Party Control Commission, that in the Organizational Bureau, this in the Politburo. Here the moderates strongly objected to the death sentences, and Ryutin was executed only in 1937.
In January-February 1934, at the 17th Party Congress, an attempt was made to nominate Kirov to the General Secretary. In the elections to the Central Committee, Kirov received 300 more votes than Stalin, so the latter was forced to resort to falsification. However, Kirov refused the proposed attempt to take power and himself reported everything to Stalin.
After all, the congress was held in Moscow, Stalin's patrimony, where power structures were in his hands. If he spoke out against him at the congress, Stalin would simply arrest part of the congress, and the rest, like silk ones, would vote for whatever he demanded. On December 1, 1934, Kirov was liquidated in Leningrad. And finally, in 1937, the so-called. conspiracy of Tukhachevsky.
As a result, the marshal himself and many other well-known military men were shot. In short, the conspiracies, if they really were, did not work out. And then there were people who tried to use mystical forces to assassinate. But Stalin knew about such a possibility, because he had a certain spiritual education - he studied at the seminary.
Therefore, back in the 1920s, he instructed his secretary and assistant Tovstukha to create a secret laboratory. The specialists in graphology and psychics recruited into it studied samples of the handwriting of delegates to party congresses and conferences. So Stalin tried to find his secret opponents. In 1929, the leader ordered one of the leaders of the OGPU, Heinrich Yagoda, to create a secret photographic department that studied the essence of people from photographs.
Its employees (mystics and magicians) examined photos of party and Soviet workers, military leaders of the Red Army, business executives, directors of large industrial enterprises, scientists and artists of the Land of the Soviets, group photos of participants in various congresses, conferences, symposia. They also diligently photographed political and public figures of foreign countries and functionaries of the Comintern who came to the USSR.
“The main question that constantly interested and even tormented the leader,” says the writer and historian V. Vedeneev, “how do clairvoyants, magicians and various psychics manage to determine from a photograph whether the person depicted on it is alive or not? Stalin wanted to translate this into a simple technical operation performed by the staff of the OGPU.
Trying to comprehend this secret, the Chekists diligently "shoveled" hundreds of thousands of photographic materials, various photographs and negatives, old photographic plates and even daggerotypes with images of different people - both known to the state security organs and unknown - at different periods of their lives. They tried to grope: does the photo reflect some changes that are invisible to the ordinary eye?
And if so, which ones, and how can we learn to catch them and, ultimately, manage them? As a result, a sensational discovery was made - in the photograph of Lenin, taken a year before Ilyich's death in Gorki, a dark shadow that had the outlines of a human figure was clearly visible! In earlier photographs, there was no shadow in the photographs.
Yagoda immediately reported the results to Stalin. The leader ordered to immediately find out who was hiding behind Lenin's back. And then Yagoda's specialists - by that time two laboratories had already turned into a whole unit dealing with things absolutely incredible from the point of view of an ordinary person - gave the conclusion: this is, they say, Ilyich's astral double.
The people call this phenomenon "the shadow of death." However, experts in the occult part prudently preferred not to go into details: the object was too slippery and dangerous! Yagoda did not dare to report the results to Stalin for a long time, but nevertheless he was forced to do so. To his amazement, the leader did not get angry, but, releasing a club of fragrant tobacco smoke, poked his pipe at the ceiling:
- There are forces that are beyond our control, comrade Yagoda! They decide the fate of mankind, not us. But we must listen to them and understand what they are going to do. Let your people know the will of the gods. Although we do not believe in gods and preach the teachings of Marx. “The possibility of the existence of a secret bio- and psychoenergetic weapon,” writes one of the oldest esotericists of Russia I. Vinokurov, “was taken seriously in the USSR by both those in power and the groups opposing them.
About the case that took place at the turn of the twenties and thirties (from which the story began - author's note), I heard from A. Chizhevsky, the founder of heliobiology - the science of solar biospheric connections, who was once a friend of Chekhovsky. the person in the organization of the assassination attempt on Stalin was the radio engineer V. Chekhovsky, who conducted serious research in the field of mental suggestion.
For this purpose, he used the so-called collective inductor - a group of people who simultaneously mentally try to inspire a person in another room with their thoughts, orders, an image unknown to him. His experiments yielded amazing results. Chekhovsky tried to use his achievements in order to kill Stalin with the help of mental influence.
After all, for this you do not need to enter his residence, you do not need to shoot, you do not need to do anything at all that the guards might notice. For a lot of money, Chekhovsky's comrades-in-arms bought from the hairdresser who served Stalin, the hair from his head and attached it to his wax bust. Sometimes, instead of a bust, a photograph of Stalin's head taken from the back of the head was placed in the center of the table.
Then everyone sat around the table and persistently, over and over again, sent a deadly impulse. They sent all the curses they knew. It is not known how this "experiment" would have ended if Chekhovsky's group had not been arrested …
There are various rumors about how the OGPU managed to reach a carefully conspiratorial group. One of the versions claims that the secret photo department helped in this: in the photographs of the leader, as in the photographs of Lenin, … "the shadow of death" was discovered. We do not know how the Chekists then managed to reach Chekhovsky's group, but they succeeded, and the fatal double from the image of Stalin disappeared, and the conspirators were buried in unmarked graves.
Ninja momentum
The ancient culture of the East and its martial arts keep a lot of secret knowledge about the unusual abilities of man. It is believed that Chekhovsky, who visited Japan, possessed the so-called "ninja death touch", which caused damage to human vital organs. Such a touch could result in the death of the victim in three days, a month or a year.
And there are no traces of influence at the same time … It is curious that the death of the victim with a delay of one year was caused without physical contact with her - only by the direction of the negative flow of cosmic (or divine) Ki energy. At the same time, everything looked as if death occurred as if for natural reasons.
In conclusion, I will quote the words spoken by Igor Vladimirovich Vinokurov, who for many years studied in theory and practice the problem of mental influence on a person: - Over the past decades, dozens of studies have been carried out in the world in order to confirm or deny the possibility of remote mental influence on a person. The distances varied from a few meters to several thousand kilometers.
The vast majority of researchers report that they have received evidence of the reality of such an impact at a distance. It also turned out that the power of mental influence is directly related to the ethical attitudes of the influencing person. For example, according to experts, unkind telepathic messages very poorly reach the addressee. Or do not reach at all!
In this regard, it is worth remembering once again about the failed attempt to mentally kill Stalin. The object of the unusual assassination attempt lived after that in health for another quarter of a century! Perhaps the assassins were the first, but certainly not the last among those who wanted the tyrant's death. But, alas, all their efforts were in vain …
Prepared by Vasily VORONOV. Secret Power