Two weeks ago, we celebrated a date that cannot be erased from memory. June, 22. Day of the beginning of the Great Patriotic War. Since then, 68 years have passed, and during this time many mystical stories have appeared associated with those years
Tamerlane's Tomb
Perhaps the most famous story is that on June 21, 1941, on the eve of the war, Soviet archaeologists disturbed the remains of the great Tamerlane. Immediately after this, three gray-haired elders appeared at the excavation site, who warned the scientists that if they did not immediately stop the excavation, this could lead to war. Archaeologists immediately reported this to members of the government commission, but they were only ridiculed. The excavations continued, and the next day the Great Patriotic War began …
In 1943, Marshal Zhukov found out about this story and reported it to Stalin. An urgent decision was made to reburial the relics of Tamerlane. And after a while, the entire Soviet people celebrated the victory at Stalingrad. After the burial ground of Tamerlane was completely restored, the victory at the Kursk Bulge followed. Perhaps these are just coincidences, however, since then, war and mysticism have gone hand in hand.
Conversation with besieged Leningrad
This incredible event happened a few years ago with Ilya Razin from St. Petersburg. One autumn evening, he called his friend Nina. On the other end of the line, a thin child's voice answered, calling itself Nina, but it was the voice of a completely different person, and the young man hung up. Having called back, he again heard the same voice: “Talk to me - I am at home alone, my mother is not present, and I am very bored. Tell us something . The man wanted to hang up again, but for some reason did not do it - he began to talk about himself, about his girlfriend Nina. A child's voice asked, what is Ilya doing now?
- I went to the kitchen with the phone, - he answered, - and now …
But Nina did not let me finish:
- Is it possible to carry the phone? This is the first time I've heard about it, - there was genuine surprise in her voice.
Ilya asked:
- What is your phone number?
- Ordinary, hanging on the wall. Did you
go to the kitchen because you are hungry?
- No … I just stand at the window and look at the lights of the evening city.
The girl said resentfully:
“It’s not good to deceive. Everyone knows that there is a blackout in the city. The electricity was cut off long ago, the house is cold, there is nothing to heat the stove with. Mom's gone for a long time. Dad at the front. And you are disabled, right?
Razin even broke out a sweat - which front, which disabled?
- Is there a war now? he said in complete bewilderment.
The answer sounded already through tears:
- Of course, war. Have you fallen from the moon? After all, we are at war with the fascists!
Feeling that he was going crazy now, the man asked:
- Ninochka, what year is it, please tell me!
- Forty-second, what else …
And at that moment they were separated. Ilya came to his senses when the phone rang. Taking the receiver, he heard the voice of the real Nina:
- Where have you been, why did you not answer the phone?
Razin remembered the negotiations with besieged Leningrad for the rest of his life, he had no doubts that he really ended up in 1942.
They defended the Brest Fortress
As you know, the defenders of the Brest Fortress and nearby settlements were the first to take battle with the Nazis. Decades have passed, and residents of the Belarusian village Dubovy Log once again had a chance to relive the events of the distant past.
It all started with the fact that at night in their village strange sounds were suddenly heard. These were clearly machine-gun fires interspersed with single shots. The first to hear them was the machine operator Vladimir Yarosh, who was not taken aback - he quickly woke up his wife and children and hid them underground, and climbed into the attic himself. At the same time, he did not forget to grab a hunting rifle.
The attic window overlooked the side from where the shots were heard louder and louder. Having loaded his gun, Vladimir began to think intensely about what was happening and expect what would happen next. Suddenly, at the house opposite, he saw several figures who, looking around, were moving in short dashes towards the village council. What was happening was reminiscent of either a film about the war, or a nightmare: these were real German soldiers with machine guns at the ready. Having pinched himself several times, Vladimir realized that he was not sleeping. At this time, a double shot rang out from the house opposite. Apparently, the local hunter, the most accurate shooter in the village, Mikhail Marynich, could not resist and fired at the Germans from both barrels. Vladimir also opened fire, but the Germans, not reacting at all, slowly disappeared into the darkness.
The shooting died down, and in the morning the whole village recalled the night battle with a shiver. A resident of the last house, Maria Evseev-na Dobych, told how gray shadows crawled and shot across her garden! When they were in the light of a street lamp, the woman was stunned: they were Germans! Peering into the darkness, she suddenly saw one of them rush to her window, and lost consciousness. And another villager, Valentina Kozyreva, even made out one soldier in a half-rotted German uniform and a rusty helmet. But what was especially memorable - he did not have a face! The woman also fell unconscious from horror, and when she woke up, no one was there. At the same time, she is firmly convinced that she did not dream of it - she saw the real deceased, who, nevertheless, ran down the street, firing from a machine gun. Discussing the night incident, the locals came to the conclusion thatthat German soldiers appeared from the direction of an abandoned cemetery a few kilometers from the village.
Something similar happened in the neighboring village of Signet: at night the Germans attacked it, and after the "battle" it seemed to evaporate.
The Chernikov brothers also witnessed a similar phenomenon. In the area of the Pro-Khorovsky field, their car suddenly got stuck. A motorcyclist passing by, after a vain effort to pull the car out, volunteered to report the accident to the nearest collective farm. At four o'clock in the morning, the brothers saw the headlights and thought that a tractor had been sent to help them. When the tractor was very close, it turned out that it was not a tractor, but a German tank with a cross on its armor! At this time, several more tanks appeared from the fog. The only thought came to mind: making a movie! And the brothers went to the head tank. At that moment, shells began to burst around, and combat vehicles, one after another, began to explode and blaze. The strangest thing was that it all happened in complete silence.
The brothers, without hesitation, rushed away from the burning tanks and came to their senses already in the car. Waiting for dawn, they went to the place where the battle was going on, but they did not find any tanks or traces of battle there.
Events in the Bryansk region
Here is another story when the echoes of the war burst into our reality. On a late summer evening, two Bryansk summer residents hurried to the train. They had almost reached the station when they saw a man dressed in a quilted jacket with a belt. A submachine gun was hanging over his shoulder. With a tired gait, he went up to the summer residents and asked for a smoke.
Outwardly, the stranger was very reminiscent of a partisan during the Great Patriotic War. Summer residents treated the strange traveler to a cigarette, and one of them “sparkled with a lighter. And at that moment they were blinded by a bright flash. When they came to, the strange man was nowhere to be found. As it turned out later, it was at this place that the Nazis once destroyed a partisan camp. I must say, the Bryansk region is rich in such stories.
Alexander Frolov and his comrades come every summer to the places of past battles. Once during excavations, they discovered the remains of six Soviet and more than a dozen German soldiers. Having decomposed the bones of ours and the Germans separately, the pathfinders began to investigate the place of their death. But it was getting dark, and the work had to be postponed until the next morning. When they got to the tent, the guys who were tired during the day immediately fell asleep. But they did not manage to get enough sleep - very soon they were awakened … by the clatter of caterpillars, the sounds of cannon fire, German speech. And all this was heard from where they were just digging. The search engines hardened in campaigns were seized with such horror that they jumped out of the tent and rushed to the nearest village.
As soon as dawn broke, the Pathfinders returned to the site. The skeletons were in the same position in which they were left. Going a little further, the guys saw fresh tracks of caterpillars and the ground, as if plowed by explosions. It seemed that a real battle was going on here at night. But healthy sober guys couldn't imagine all this! What happened in the forest at night? There is no answer to this yet.
Scientists explain such cases by the fact that the energy-informational field of the Earth, in particular, its specific space, retains the memory of past events. All emotions, feelings, desire to win and survive in the war merge into such an energetic surge that there is a leap of auditory and visual information at a later time. Such phenomena most often occur on the sites of past battles, where many people died. It is here that nature reproduces pictures of the past, imprinting them in space in some way unknown to us. Parapsychologists, however, believe that the souls of the dead and not buried soldiers are still continuing their war.