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since ancient times, people have understood how important it is to00:00:35
know the history of their people and preserve00:00:38
it for posterity; it is history that helps00:00:42
a person realize his belonging to a00:00:44
particular nation and culture, but00:00:48
over the centuries history has had another00:00:51
task in any state: stood00:00:55
guard over his political interests and00:00:58
therefore was00:01:00
largely subjective;00:01:03
today, as a result of new scientific00:01:06
research, it has become obvious that the entire00:01:08
world history is00:01:10
monstrously distorted and, to a large00:01:13
extent, consciously and deliberately,00:01:17
most of us are convinced that it is00:01:21
impossible to falsify history on a global scale00:01:23
because it is so global00:01:26
falsification is similar to a special operation00:01:29
that cannot be carried out unnoticed and00:01:32
was agreed upon in all countries at once,00:01:35
and who could have done this? A00:01:39
modern person brought up on the00:01:41
generally accepted historical version of the00:01:43
scaliger pita virus will definitely00:01:47
ask how it could happen that the00:01:50
true story was forgotten and00:01:52
its place in books and textbooks was taken by00:01:55
history fictional,00:01:58
is it possible to replace the history of all00:02:01
mankind? It00:02:03
turns out that it is possible and we will talk about this00:02:06
in our film00:02:10
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in the previous film of our series we00:02:30
talked about the fact that in the world there was00:02:32
only one world power,00:02:35
the Russian Horde empire,00:02:38
this was in the thirteenth sixteenth00:02:41
centuries of ours era,00:02:42
no ancient Italian Rome and00:02:45
ancient Greece, so colorfully described00:02:48
in history00:02:49
supposedly before the beginning of our era, did not00:02:52
exist00:02:54
before the beginning of our era, and China with00:02:58
its supposedly thousands of years of antiquity00:03:00
and the Sumerian kingdom did00:03:03
not exist; ancient Egypt and the states of the00:03:06
Mayans and Aztecs did not exist; all these supposedly very00:03:10
ancient civilizations really00:03:12
existed but arose only in the Middle00:03:15
Ages, starting from the 13th and 14th centuries, and the rulers of00:03:20
all European lands did not have00:03:22
independence00:03:24
because they were only viceroys of the00:03:27
Russian Tsar Emperor00:03:31
at the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries in Russia there was a00:03:36
split in political power in Moscow and a00:03:39
change in the royal dynasty00:03:42
these events, which were later00:03:45
called the Great Troubles, became one of the00:03:48
main causes of separatism in Western00:03:50
Europe00:03:52
today this period of history is known as the00:03:55
Reformation00:03:57
in textbooks it is described only as a kind of00:04:00
religious schism00:04:01
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but when describing the Reformation the main thing is hushed up00:04:08
at this time, the European rulers,00:04:11
that is the Horde governors found themselves00:04:14
without a master without an emperor;00:04:17
therefore, at the end of the sixteenth and beginning of the00:04:20
17th centuries, the rapid00:04:22
separation of the western provinces from the empires00:04:25
and the00:04:26
formation of new independent00:04:28
European states began, which00:04:31
required a new history00:04:37
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after the victory of the reformation, the royal00:04:50
governors became rulers00:04:52
of the independent states, many of which00:04:55
had not yet fully formed, it was00:04:58
necessary to solve two main tasks:00:05:02
the first was to justify their right to power,00:05:05
thereby giving it a certain legal appearance and00:05:08
legitimacy,00:05:10
the second task was to consolidate their power as00:05:14
supreme,00:05:15
to destroy the memory of the past in order to00:05:18
make it impossible to return to this common00:05:21
past,00:05:22
their victory was not easy;00:05:25
many European peoples did not00:05:27
recognize the rule of the reformers for a long time and00:05:30
continued to fight for the restoration of the00:05:32
former empire; the00:05:35
formation of new states in Europe00:05:38
occurred mainly in the seventeenth and00:05:41
eighteenth centuries in bloody00:05:43
battles and wars;00:05:47
establishing themselves as new independent00:05:50
rulers for the former royal00:05:52
governors was a matter of life and death00:05:55
but while the memory of the great empire lived in the minds of people,00:05:57
the position of the reformers00:06:00
was extremely precarious;00:06:02
to destroy this memory forever erase the00:06:04
facts of the true past from the page of00:06:07
history; this was the main task that00:06:10
united all the newly-minted rulers of00:06:13
Europe, including the Romanovs, the new00:06:17
royal dynasty in Russia00:06:19
in this global conspiracy00:06:22
not only the direct participants in those00:06:25
events were involved,00:06:26
but also their descendants,00:06:28
who still protect the secret of the00:06:31
criminal acts of their ancestors00:06:35
after the collapse of the empire, the former governors00:06:38
seized power locally and00:06:41
immediately began to rewrite history in a00:06:44
way that was beneficial for themselves,00:06:47
namely, they needed to appear in in the eyes00:06:49
of their subjects,00:06:51
independent sovereigns and hereditary00:06:55
sovereigns who are descendants of00:06:57
independent batteries that ruled in these00:06:59
places, otherwise they could not have created00:07:03
their own states because, according to the00:07:05
law and the empire, they00:07:07
were not the legitimate rulers00:07:09
of the rebels, they need to be put down and00:07:12
broken, therefore for them it was a00:07:14
matter of life and I’m writing a story about death,00:07:17
they naturally took it as a model,00:07:20
that is, the theory that was this was the00:07:22
history of the Russian Horde great00:07:25
medieval empire, so00:07:27
they all had the same source for composing history,00:07:30
they just changed clothes in00:07:33
it, not clothes, changed names,00:07:35
changed dates, sent to the past00:07:38
various events turned out to be phantoms, but the00:07:42
information00:07:44
base of all this activity was one;00:07:47
it was the history of the great Russian00:07:50
medieval Perry; therefore, with our own00:07:52
methods, we find that the history of various00:07:55
European states goes back to the00:07:57
same source;00:07:59
the imagination of the reformers was completely00:08:01
unlimited in order to give00:08:04
significance to their newly emerged00:08:06
countries and at the same time their ancestors, they00:08:10
extended their history by hundreds and even00:08:12
thousands of years,00:08:15
pushed back into the deep past the00:08:17
phantom reflection of the dynasty of the Horde00:08:20
rulers, the emperors00:08:22
declared exclusively their locals,00:08:27
attributed loud00:08:29
military victories to their ancestors, and the00:08:31
enemy not only defeats, but also all the00:08:34
known human vices00:08:37
in this new history, a new00:08:41
era of the kingdom and legendary personalities appeared,00:08:45
which in fact are just00:08:47
phantom reflections of reality, but00:08:51
much later from the era of the 11th to 17th centuries,00:08:56
these duplicate phantoms took, but under00:09:00
other names, the00:09:01
place of the true history of the history of the great00:09:05
Russian empire00:09:08
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thus the victory of Europe over Russia00:09:15
over the former metropolis of the great00:09:17
Mongol Empire was consolidated by00:09:20
the creation of a new false false version of00:09:23
history, but he, the ruler, managed, with the00:09:26
help of this version, to form among the00:09:28
peoples of Europe and Asia and America a lot of00:09:32
self-awareness in one or two generations, the00:09:34
memories of true history became a thing of the00:09:37
past, disappeared with the memory of peoples00:09:39
over the course of time peoples believed in their00:09:43
new uniqueness, an00:09:45
invented history often came into00:09:48
conflict with the true character of00:09:50
traditional culture and a particular00:09:52
people,00:09:54
sometimes these contradictions led to00:09:58
tragic consequences, a00:10:00
vivid example of this was Italy in the 20th century,00:10:04
admirers composed by reformers of the00:10:07
ancient Italian history00:10:09
tried to revive the spirit in Italy00:10:13
Roman Empire, a00:10:15
beautiful but invented world collided with00:10:19
harsh reality, the00:10:20
same thing happened with Germany,00:10:23
which tried to revive the so-00:10:25
called thousand-year Reich, what00:10:28
happened next is well known,00:10:31
with the help of distorted history,00:10:34
the reformer managed to achieve an00:10:36
effect that was very important for falsifiers,00:10:40
to create a feeling in Russian society of the00:10:43
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries00:10:45
lostness, lack of a00:10:48
national idea from the00:10:50
Russian people, not only00:10:52
the past but also the future was stolen,00:10:56
deprived of its true history,00:10:58
Russia repeatedly found itself in a00:11:00
historical and political dead end00:11:03
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to maintain its power in the00:11:19
destroyed empire, the00:11:20
principle of divide and conquer a00:11:23
single state was used the empire was00:11:27
fragmented00:11:28
between its individual parts,00:11:31
enmity arose which was incited by individual00:11:34
rulers and, first of all, religious enmity,00:11:39
because only after the destruction of the unified00:11:42
Russian Horde empire on the territory of00:11:44
Eurasia did religious wars begin,00:11:48
never did united Christianity split00:11:51
into several branches00:11:52
Orthodoxy and Catholicism00:11:56
Islam Buddhism and Judaism00:12:00
the history of the division of churches we are described in detail00:12:03
in one of our next00:12:05
films, the00:12:07
emergence of at least 5 independent00:12:10
religions caused a dispute about which religion is00:12:14
correct;00:12:15
one of the arguments for the correctness of the faith00:12:18
was its antiquity, that is, the older00:12:21
the better,00:12:23
thus another reason appeared00:12:26
for composing new versions of the history of the00:12:30
authority of each of religion00:12:32
largely depends on the00:12:34
international influence of those states00:12:37
that professed it,00:12:40
of course, the stronger the country was, the less00:12:43
authority its religion had, the less00:12:46
it needed to artificially lengthen00:12:49
its history, and00:12:51
vice versa, if the state was weak in military-political00:12:54
terms, it00:12:57
created for itself and its religions, a very00:12:59
ancient history,00:13:01
I replace the authority of force with the authority of00:13:04
age, in other words, younger00:13:08
religions of the state and whether their00:13:11
history is ancient with the maximum possible; the00:13:13
older ones have lengthened their history00:13:17
less00:13:19
to this day,00:13:21
many countries are trying to00:13:23
use the argument of their supposed antiquity in resolving religious and00:13:27
territorial disputes00:13:29
with another the way to separate the00:13:34
peoples living in a single empire00:13:37
was to create new languages in the 15th-16th centuries00:13:42
throughout the vast great Russian00:13:44
medieval empire,00:13:49
primarily the Church Slavonic language was used as the state language, and00:13:52
in Europe it was also used after the00:13:56
Reformation rebellion by the new ruler in00:13:59
order to create new independent00:14:00
from each other in states, it00:14:02
was necessary to introduce a new language in each of them, there00:14:05
was not such a quantity of language and they were00:14:08
created artificially, so00:14:11
French English00:14:14
German00:14:16
new languages appeared because in the Middle Ages there00:14:19
were no other languages, Polish, and so00:14:21
on,00:14:22
even the ancient Greek day of famine and were00:14:26
also invented by reformers and00:14:28
quite late,00:14:30
even later, the Serbian Bulgarian00:14:34
language emerged, which at the beginning of the 19th century was spoken00:14:37
simply in Russian;00:14:40
the construction of religious and linguistic00:14:42
barriers allowed the new ruler00:14:45
to destroy the unity of the peoples of the former00:14:47
empire;00:14:49
encountering these barriers, the00:14:52
common cultural space began to collapse;00:14:55
centuries-old ties between people began to break00:14:59
over time, all the peoples of the collapsed00:15:02
empire began to believe that they always00:15:05
spoke differently, prayed, lived00:15:08
differently, and in general they were all very different,00:15:13
so the three main00:15:16
instruments of falsification were00:15:18
the division of the single Christian religion00:15:20
into five main branches, the creation of a new00:15:24
history for entire states and peoples and00:15:26
the creation of new ones languages of communication00:15:31
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[music] the00:15:41
falsification of world history was not00:15:44
random in nature,00:15:45
we can say that it was00:15:47
largely thought out and00:15:50
coordinated,00:15:51
all this activity00:15:54
was in fact a statewide00:15:56
European program, which explains the00:15:59
significant coordination of the actions of00:16:01
historians from different countries of Western Europe and00:16:05
historians of the Romanov era00:16:08
point to this and the history of supposedly ancient00:16:12
printed publications draws00:16:15
attention to the fact that from the very beginning00:16:17
these publications were not scattered and00:16:20
random, which looks rather strange,00:16:25
given the natural course of events in one00:16:29
place, someone had to print one00:16:32
book in another in one place, another publisher,00:16:35
independently of the first, printed another00:16:37
book, and so on, and only then,00:16:42
over time, people began to collect00:16:45
individual printed books and, on their basis,00:16:48
publish fundamental multi-volume00:16:51
collections; on the00:16:57
contrary, if ancient history00:17:00
intends to be falsified, then the picture00:17:03
will most likely be the opposite, that is, it00:17:05
will be published first and00:17:08
large voluminous fundamental00:17:10
collections of old books of old works have been written,00:17:13
and they will not be created, not chaotically,00:17:16
but in one or several centers, it is more00:17:20
convenient and easier to control the sowing of00:17:22
falsification, then, on the basis of these00:17:25
approved textbooks, in quotation marks butter,00:17:27
we will describe ourselves, we will resolve the works when it is00:17:29
based on the created false corpus of00:17:32
Jacob's primary sources this is exactly the picture00:17:35
we see in the era of the 17th and 18th centuries, as we00:17:38
understand it, in fact, we see a00:17:40
picture of falsifications of ancient history about00:17:43
primary sources00:17:45
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so the Flemish Jesuit order00:17:51
specialized in fake00:17:53
biographies of saints00:17:55
from00:17:57
1643 to00:17:59
1794, it released 53 houses00:18:04
for the 17th and 18th 19th century it was a00:18:07
lot of00:18:09
monopolistic historical activity of the00:18:11
Flemish order, interrupted by the French00:18:14
Revolution,00:18:16
another center for the production of00:18:18
falsifications is the Benedictine Order, they00:18:22
worked on creation and the church fathers are00:18:25
well aware that the monks not only00:18:29
reprinted ancient manuscripts, but also00:18:32
carried them out, for00:18:33
example, preparing prints of an ancient00:18:35
handwritten text00:18:37
the Benedictines checked all the ancient00:18:39
biblical quotations with the text of the Bible of the 17th00:18:43
century and00:18:44
all the fragments that differed from the00:18:47
later text were brought into00:18:49
accordance and, simply put,00:18:52
rewritten so that today we are00:18:54
forced to read not the original ancient00:18:57
texts, but the result of the work of the Benedictine monks,00:19:01
this is at best because the text00:19:05
can generally turn out to be a fake of the00:19:07
seventeenth-eighteenth centuries00:19:09
in the mid-19th century, the French abbot Step00:19:14
Palmin00:19:15
republished the work and the Benedictines,00:19:18
these multi-volume publications were called00:19:20
patrolology and numbered00:19:24
221 Latin writers and00:19:28
161 volumes of Greek ones; the00:19:32
very number of houses published at a00:19:34
minimum00:19:36
speaks eloquently about the scope of the00:19:38
Benedictine order’s activities in00:19:41
correcting ancient manuscripts00:19:44
therefore It is not surprising that00:19:47
we encounter the results of the work of falsifiers00:19:49
everywhere,00:19:53
as we see, several departments were involved in the creation of correct00:19:56
history.00:19:58
In the most important00:20:01
cases, the leaders of the historical project themselves took up the matter.00:20:06
For example, most likely Joseph of Omsk personally,00:20:09
the leader, wrote the so-called00:20:12
chronicle of Eusebius Pamphilus, and the00:20:15
vile one was allegedly lost,00:20:19
although historians today say that00:20:22
Scaliger began to restore the chronicle00:20:25
but did not finish his work, and in00:20:29
1787 it was found in an Armenian translation.00:20:35
The suspicion of forgery is strengthened by the very00:20:38
appearance of the chronicle. The00:20:41
chronological tables of the Eusebius Pamphilus00:20:44
look exactly the same as the tables00:20:47
published by the school and Scaliger in in the00:20:49
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries,00:20:52
that is, pages painted in the form of00:20:55
many vertical columns,00:20:58
each of which is dedicated to the chronology of a00:21:01
particular country or a00:21:03
specific stream of events,00:21:06
this Scaliger forgery is not at all harmless;00:21:10
it had far-reaching goals, after all,00:21:13
about three quarters of the dates with which00:21:17
historians operate to this day are taken they are from00:21:21
the chronicle and in themselves,00:21:23
that is, and not unfoundedly based on00:21:25
the dates proposed by Gere in the 17th00:21:29
century,00:21:31
since there are actually no justifications for these dates00:21:36
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[music]00:21:49
as we know, medieval texts00:21:52
are written in a rather clumsy language, this is00:21:55
not surprising only with over time, a00:21:58
primitive spoken language becomes a00:22:00
highly literary one; moreover, in the00:22:04
past, when composing a text, they wrote00:22:07
only the backbone of the words that made up00:22:09
consonant letters,00:22:11
vowels, or omitted or00:22:14
replaced them with small ones above the lowercase symbols;00:22:18
therefore, the so-called00:22:20
problem of vowelization arose in many ancient00:22:22
texts, in particular biblical ones,00:22:26
people did not always know how correctly00:22:28
insert the necessary vowels to stop the00:22:32
text of the document.00:22:34
Why, in ancient times, texts were written00:22:36
without vowels? The00:22:38
fact is that the material for writing was00:22:41
very expensive and the scribes had to save it,00:22:46
so they shortened the text, leaving00:22:49
only00:22:51
natural agreements that with a lack of food in the00:22:53
material, talk about the formation00:22:56
of highly artistic there00:22:58
was no literary language, but when people00:23:02
learned to make paper, which over00:23:04
time became cheap, they00:23:07
had the opportunity to practice00:23:09
developing a good language;00:23:12
it is not surprising that many peoples in the00:23:14
Middle Ages had a literary language just00:23:18
forming; it is00:23:19
surprising that the earlier so-00:23:23
called ancient texts were written in a00:23:26
beautiful style Let00:23:28
's open, for example, the work of the supposedly ancient00:23:31
historian Titus Livy,00:23:34
how flowery and verbose he is, and he conducts00:23:38
his narrative,00:23:40
will it be worth the effort if I write00:23:44
the history of the Roman people from the founding of00:23:47
the capital,00:23:48
I don’t know that well, and even if I knew, I would00:23:52
n’t dare to say the00:23:55
point is that the enterprise this is how I00:23:59
see both the old ones and many have been tried,00:24:02
and new writers constantly appearing00:24:04
think either to bring something new00:24:08
from the factual side or to surpass the00:24:11
harsh antiquity with the art of presentation;00:24:16
historians claim that in such an elegant00:24:19
style, Titus Livy wrote 144 books allegedly00:24:23
in the first century BC to develop00:24:27
such a confident and a sophisticated style00:24:30
probably needed to be practiced and00:24:32
therefore quite a lot of drafts had to be written off;00:24:36
however, there was no paper in ancient times;00:24:40
historians claim that the ancient00:24:43
classics wrote exclusively on00:24:45
parchment, but let’s see00:24:48
how accessible it was; in00:24:52
order to make one sheet00:24:54
of parchment, you need to do several00:24:57
difficult operations00:24:59
skin a young calf or00:25:02
lamb whose age should not00:25:04
exceed 6 weeks and00:25:07
soak the skin in running water00:25:09
for 6 days,00:25:16
tear off the flesh with a special scraper, loosen the wool by rotting the skin in a damp00:25:19
pit and lime for 12 to 2000:25:23
days,00:25:24
peel and loosen the wool00:25:27
to remove excess lime from the leather00:25:31
and paint it with nach or wheat00:25:34
bran00:25:35
so that the leather becomes soft after drying00:25:38
and must be tanned with vegetable00:25:41
tanning extracts00:25:44
to smooth out the unevenness by rubbing Penza leather,00:25:47
previously sprinkled with chalk,00:25:51
because of such a labor-intensive process,00:25:53
parchment was equated to a precious00:25:56
object and00:25:57
this situation remained right up to the00:26:01
invention of rag paper in the 14th century00:26:06
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if you believe historians that the texts of Libya by00:26:11
other so-called00:26:12
ancient authors were written one and a00:26:15
half to two millennia before the advent of00:26:17
paper, then how many calves and lambs00:26:20
were needed to make00:26:22
parchment on which ancient00:26:24
writers trained their skills00:26:29
more logically to assume that for the sake of00:26:31
literary creativity, whole herds of00:26:33
animals were not exterminated;00:26:36
most likely, all these ancient books were00:26:40
created in the Middle Ages, when paper was already widespread00:26:48
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quite a lot of00:27:04
works by the so-called ancient philosophers,00:27:08
historians, mathematicians have survived to this day,00:27:10
however For some reason, all these works were00:27:13
discovered only in the Renaissance00:27:16
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why this happened precisely in the00:27:19
fifteen-sixteenth centuries, historians00:27:22
do not give a logical explanation;00:27:25
in addition, in no museum or00:27:28
library in the world there is not a single line of the00:27:31
author’s handwritten original of these00:27:34
works,00:27:35
always only translations or copies are sometimes00:27:38
double and triple00:27:40
and always from an allegedly lost original,00:27:45
famous researchers of ancient texts00:27:48
independently came to the00:27:50
conclusion that some famous texts00:27:53
were written not at the turn of our era, but00:27:56
much later, a00:27:58
typical example is the works of Cornelia Tacitus,00:28:03
it is believed that the ancient Roman historian00:28:06
Cornelius Tacitus was the author of many books and00:28:09
including the famous history lived in the00:28:12
first century AD,00:28:16
the main copies of the history of Tacitus, the so-00:28:19
called 1st and 2nd medical lists, are00:28:23
kept in the library of Florence00:28:27
according to the Scaligerian chronology, these00:28:30
copies are the prototypes of all other00:28:33
ancient lists of Tacitus,00:28:36
the first printed edition of the history and thats00:28:39
it was made in00:28:41
1470, allegedly from the second medical00:28:45
list or with its copy, stored in00:28:48
Venice in the library of St. Mark,00:28:52
but from there the list mysteriously00:28:54
disappeared and perhaps it was never there;00:28:59
the history of the discovery of this work is00:29:02
rather vague;00:29:04
it is believed that in00:29:06
1425, a prominent humanist writer of the 15th00:29:10
century, Joe Braccialini received from the monk00:29:15
Hertz of the rural abbey an00:29:17
inventory of a number of manuscripts, including the00:29:21
manuscript of the minor works of Tacitus,00:29:24
later braccialini is considered one of the00:29:27
most prominent authors of the 15th century,00:29:30
he owns many beautiful00:29:33
historical and moralistic books00:29:36
braccialini was a brilliant00:29:38
imitator, there is something for the reader, he00:29:41
later wrote hawk seneca00:29:44
Petronius or Titus Livius, like a chameleon, he00:29:47
could write words for anyone, he00:29:51
wrote theological issues in such a way that if it were00:29:54
n’t for his signature in the texts, everyone00:29:56
would have mistaken them for the works of the church fathers00:29:59
braccialini was so popular that they00:30:03
erected a monument to him in Florence,00:30:05
which was sculpted by no one and Donatello himself00:30:10
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it is known that braccialini was used to living in00:30:14
grand style,00:30:15
so he always needed money as a00:30:18
source of additional income, he00:30:20
chose making and editing00:30:22
copies of the works of ancient authors. It00:30:25
must be said that in the 15th century this was a00:30:28
very profitable occupation00:30:30
with the help of a Florentine book publisher00:30:33
and Nicholas Nicole and00:30:35
braccialini organized a permanent00:30:37
business in the processing of ancient literature;00:30:40
he attracted a number of fairly00:30:43
educated assistants to the business, although with a very00:30:46
dubious reputation,00:30:49
braccialini later made his first discoveries00:30:52
in the abandoned gray tower of the00:30:54
St. Gallen monastery, where he was allegedly00:30:58
lucky enough to know a huge00:31:00
library of ancient manuscripts of00:31:03
Ladies of Pain, the work of Quintilian Valeria00:31:07
flacca and00:31:08
on the slope of the yuppie Diana but not Marcella sample00:31:13
after some time braccialini00:31:16
discovered fragments of the works of another00:31:19
ancient author00:31:20
calpurnius,00:31:22
however the circumstances of this discovery were00:31:25
unknown to the00:31:27
manuscripts that braccialini passed off as the00:31:29
original and as well as the copies made from them00:31:33
he sold for huge sums, for example with the00:31:37
money received from the sale of a copy of00:31:39
the manuscript of Titus Livius Alfonso of Aragon00:31:41
he bought a villa in Florence the00:31:47
clients were later the Medici Sforza with the00:31:52
aristocratic families of England the00:31:54
Burgundian ducal house Cardinal00:31:57
Orsini Column00:32:00
richer like Bartolomeo de boer dice00:32:04
universities which at that time either00:32:06
acquired libraries or expanded00:32:09
their book depository00:32:12
received in00:32:14
1425 from the monk, a catalog of books00:32:17
that included the work of Tacitus, braccialini00:32:20
immediately informed his00:32:22
business partner, the booksellers Nicole00:32:25
Lee, and00:32:26
offered to buy these ancient books to00:32:29
Nicole and agreed, but for some reason the deal00:32:33
lasted for several years,00:32:36
during all this time they were00:32:38
handed over and did not delay the completion of the deal00:32:41
under various pretexts00:32:43
when Nicole and tired of receiving letters from him00:32:46
with excuses, he demanded that00:32:49
braccialini send him the catalog00:32:51
brought by the monk, it turned out that the00:32:54
history of Tacitus was not in the catalogue, how could00:32:58
Bara Chele not intend to sell something that did00:33:00
not exist in nature at00:33:03
the end of the 19th century, the study of the history of00:33:06
tation was carried out by scientists koshak and grew up00:33:09
and00:33:11
they came to the conclusion that this story does00:33:15
not belong to the first century AD00:33:18
as it is believed to belong to the 15th century and they accused of00:33:22
writing this story later00:33:24
they threw not which I found00:33:26
Goshan and grew up studied all the references you00:33:30
stick to it from the 15th century and found that00:33:34
these the mentions are too general and not of a00:33:36
captive nature and could refer to a00:33:37
consultation and even to some other00:33:40
person, they don’t actually00:33:42
say anything about anything, these mentions and00:33:45
porridge and rose directly stated that00:33:51
this story was written by braccialini in the 15th00:33:54
century if you are on the fact that hashash argyroz a00:33:57
huge amount of work on analyzing the history of00:33:59
Tacitus and we are even grateful to them for this00:34:02
research, their main conclusion seemed00:34:05
wrong, they accused00:34:07
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Tacitus of falsification, but they worked within the00:34:12
framework of the fairy tale chronology, they were mistaken, they did not00:34:14
understand that in fact they were open according to00:34:18
our reconstruction, according to our results00:34:20
it follows that in fact this is the text of00:34:22
heaven 2 not a falsification wabun written00:34:25
later by braccialini in general it is Tacitus and00:34:28
describes the true events of the 12th - 15th centuries00:34:33
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at all times falsifiers created00:34:46
fakes not only for the sake of material00:34:48
gain00:34:49
someone is a matter to please one’s00:34:52
own vanity and some00:34:54
would even say it was for good purposes,00:34:57
for example, a prominent figure in the Czech00:35:00
national revival and Vaclav Race00:35:03
really wanted to prove to antiquity the high00:35:06
level of culture of his native Czech people,00:35:09
for this he fabricated the royal00:35:13
courtyard and Zelenogorsk manuscripts00:35:15
that contained ancient Czech00:35:18
legends and legends00:35:21
if the fact of forgery had not been discovered by the00:35:23
Czech linguist Yangi Bauer, then today00:35:27
perhaps these manuscripts would be considered00:35:29
authentic.00:35:30
It must be said that the level of forgery of the Hanka00:35:33
was quite high, therefore today00:35:36
his creation is studied as a monument of00:35:39
Czech literature of the00:35:40
19th century,00:35:44
unfortunately, the composition of the kings of the court of Sky00:35:47
and the Zelenogorsk manuscripts of Vaclav Races00:35:50
limited himself since00:35:52
1823, he served the librarians of the00:35:55
National Czech Museum in Prague, in the00:35:59
library of the museum there was not a single00:36:01
manuscript left that Hanka had not put00:36:04
his hand to,00:36:06
he changed the text, inserted words, glued00:36:09
sheets and crossed out paragraphs,00:36:12
Hanka came up with a whole school of ancient00:36:15
artists whose names he wrote down in those that00:36:17
fell into his hands, original00:36:20
ancient manuscript,00:36:22
the exposure of this incredible00:36:24
scale of falsification was accompanied by a00:36:27
deafening scandal00:36:32
in00:36:33
1827, Prosper Merimee00:36:35
released a collection of songs called00:36:38
gusli under the guise of a translation from the Balkan00:36:42
languages,00:36:43
the book was a great success, even Alexander00:36:47
Sergeevich Pushkin translated the book into00:36:49
Russian00:36:51
Pushkin seemed more gullible than for00:36:54
example ghetto who immediately00:36:56
felt the hoax for the second00:36:59
edition of Mary May's songs wrote an00:37:01
ironic preface in which he00:37:04
listed those whom he managed to fool00:37:07
I learned five or six Slavic words00:37:10
and within just two weeks00:37:13
wrote all my ballads00:37:17
the collection was secretly printed in Strasbourg00:37:20
and provided with notes and with a portrait of the00:37:23
author, it was carefully preserved and00:37:26
the success was enormous;00:37:28
at the same time, these ballads had the greatest success not only00:37:31
among ordinary readers, but among00:37:34
specialists who00:37:37
had no doubt about their authenticity;00:37:40
in 1849, the Finnish Kalevala epic was published,00:37:45
which, as it turned out later, came00:37:48
from the pen of a Finnish doctor and the00:37:50
19th century Finnish language professor Elias Len Roth,00:37:55
this literary work was so00:37:58
consistent with the general mood of the00:38:00
time that it was immediately recognized as a00:38:03
folk epic and played an important role in the00:38:06
creation of a general Finnish identity and the00:38:09
formation of the Finnish nation, the00:38:14
discovery and discovery of national ips in the00:38:19
same era, the creation of00:38:23
nation states euro, according to00:38:26
our reconstruction,00:38:27
this fully corresponds to our00:38:28
reconstruction because00:38:31
national epics were one of the important00:38:34
elements of00:38:36
the formation of the national identity of00:38:39
individual states of new states00:38:41
tiu.ru00:38:43
at the same time it was announced that certain00:38:46
recently found old and dogs were written,00:38:50
they say, a very long time ago,00:38:52
to give just a few examples00:38:55
German heroic epic poem the song of the00:38:59
Nibelungen00:39:00
was allegedly written around 1200,00:39:04
but was first published in00:39:07
1757 the00:39:09
Spanish epic poem the song sitting00:39:13
was allegedly created around one hundred and00:39:16
forty, but the first edition was published00:39:18
in00:39:20
1779 the00:39:23
heroic epic of the French00:39:25
Middle Ages the song of Roland00:39:28
is believed to be as early as 1170 the00:39:32
earliest edition of the poem appeared00:39:35
in fact it was first00:39:39
published in00:39:41
1737 the00:39:43
English epic Beowulf was first00:39:46
published in Latin in00:39:49
1845 and in English in00:39:54
184900:39:56
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most likely all of the above and00:40:01
dogs were written very late in the00:40:04
seventeenth eighteenth centuries and00:40:07
are literary works stylized as antiques,00:40:12
young people just behind the emerging nation00:40:15
really need this00:40:18
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in order for a new invented history00:40:34
to take the place of the old imperial history, it00:40:37
was not enough to compose new books and00:40:40
forge ancient documents00:40:42
in the first turn, it was necessary to destroy00:40:45
all written sources that00:40:48
contradicted this fiction00:40:51
against incorrect books and incorrect00:40:53
authors, real terror was organized00:40:57
in the fires of the Inquisition, tens of00:41:00
thousands of books recognized as incorrect were burned,00:41:04
such books turned out to be much more than00:41:06
works recognized as canonical,00:41:10
starting in00:41:12
1559, the Vatican began to compile the00:41:15
notorious index of prohibited00:41:18
books,00:41:20
at the same time, not only individual books were cursed,00:41:23
but also the authors of these books,00:41:26
if at least one book of a writer00:41:29
ended up in Yandex, then his other books were00:41:31
subject to mandatory search and destruction,00:41:36
for example, in the book of Mauro Orbini I00:41:39
Slavic Kingdom there is a list of00:41:42
authors and primary sources that he00:41:45
used00:41:46
today the majority of these authors, it is00:41:49
no longer known00:41:50
against many names there is a mark of donat00:41:54
autore, which means a cursed author,00:41:59
in addition to the main list of prohibited books, they00:42:02
compiled lists of books purged or00:42:05
subject to purification, that is,00:42:08
partial correction, a00:42:10
special commission had the right to00:42:14
steal any parts of the text,00:42:16
prohibit publication, conduct searches in00:42:19
bookstores, print houses, inspect00:42:22
tekke with books on the border00:42:24
in all harbors there were commissioners of the00:42:27
Holy Tribunal00:42:29
who allowed unloading only00:42:32
after making sure that there were no prohibited books on the ship. The00:42:37
Inquisition and for less prohibited books00:42:40
not only about ordinary mortals but also about00:42:43
high-ranking persons in 1602 in00:42:47
Spain the Inquisition searched the00:42:49
library of a personal confessor queens, the00:42:53
Spanish king was humiliated, asked to leave00:42:56
him several forbidden books,00:42:59
the great one personally compiled for the00:43:02
king a list of literary works00:43:04
that he was allowed to read, and the00:43:07
mass burning of books continued until the00:43:12
written memory of the great empire was destroyed00:43:17
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today there is no comprehensive00:43:32
atlas of all ancient geographical00:43:34
maps that have survived to this day,00:43:37
from time to time in different countries00:43:40
only individual maps or00:43:42
atlases are published, however, most often without detailed00:43:46
enlargement of erased or faded00:43:49
details, which often contains very00:43:52
important information for researchers,00:43:55
the first geographical descriptions of countries and00:43:58
continents were not scientific maps in the00:44:01
modern sense of the word and just00:44:04
short lists, the00:44:06
next step in the development of cartography00:44:09
was the depiction of maps in the form of a circle00:44:12
divided into three continents Europe Asia00:44:15
Africa,00:44:17
within each sector the00:44:20
corresponding countries and peoples were listed with the00:44:23
development of coastal navigation, that is,00:44:25
navigation along the coasts, maps with00:44:28
approximate outlines of countries appeared and00:44:31
only in the fifteenth In the 16th centuries, with the beginning of the00:44:35
era of great geographical discoveries,00:44:37
countries and seas on maps began00:44:39
to acquire reliable outlines and00:44:42
geographical descriptions00:44:44
became more detailed. It is interesting that on00:44:47
geographical maps of the 15th and 16th centuries there are often the00:44:51
same names for different00:44:53
territories of different settlements and rivers. The fact is00:44:57
that the great empire, spreading00:45:00
its conquests transferred00:45:01
Turkic geographical names to the colonized Russian lands;00:45:07
it is not surprising that00:45:09
the conquerors came to undeveloped00:45:12
lands and called new places with00:45:15
their usual names in memory of their00:45:17
distant homeland, but in the seventeenth and00:45:21
eighteenth centuries in Europe and Russia,00:45:28
historians of the Scaligerian school began to create and implement new versions of world history the00:45:32
pages of the chronicle and the history of the00:45:34
great empire are erased;00:45:35
many imperial names have either completely00:45:38
disappeared from geographical maps or00:45:41
moved to other places, for example,00:45:44
the gospel Jerusalem00:45:47
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Jerusalem00:45:51
is described in the testament as we have joy, we will00:45:54
land the capital of the Byzantine Empire or00:45:57
will study the city empire of 1 11300:46:00
centuries when Tuscan historians began00:46:03
to create an erroneous incorrect version of00:46:06
history and it was necessary to distort the history of the00:46:08
entire city kingdom for this they did not00:46:11
say that Jerusalem to the sandy days of00:46:13
Yakubu is located on the territory of00:46:15
modern Palestine another example is the00:46:17
history of Veliky Novgorod for more than00:46:20
three centuries this city was not00:46:22
only the Russian capital but also the capital of the00:46:24
entire great medieval Russian00:46:26
empire, which included Europe and many00:46:28
other lands, stole the lie in00:46:31
general, Great Novgorod was called00:46:34
Yaroslavl, according to our reconstruction,00:46:36
the city of Yaroslavl on the Volga, however, in a more00:46:39
general sense, Great Novgorod was00:46:41
also called all Vladimir Russia, the capital00:46:43
region of the great empire, the center of which is00:46:45
full of foundations00:46:47
in which included other cities00:46:49
that were the tsar's headquarters,00:46:52
unlike Yaroslavl, there were no00:46:54
administrative services of the empire, the tsar's00:46:56
headquarters where the tsar's court was located, they00:46:59
were in different places in Suzdal in00:47:02
Vladimir for a very long time, Alexandrova00:47:04
Sloboda and so on, all this is Vladimir00:47:06
Russia, however then in the 18th centuries00:47:11
when historians falsified Russian00:47:13
history Veliky Novgorod was on paper you00:47:16
will transfer the banks of the Loge in defiance of00:47:18
Bolkhov to the north-western corner of Russia00:47:22
thanks to such manipulations many of the00:47:25
old names of Russian territories00:47:27
ended up in other countries and even on00:47:30
other continents in the Gobi Desert00:47:32
the name of Mongolia of00:47:35
India began to be called a country on the00:47:38
Hindustan Peninsula00:47:39
to the Chinese also got some00:47:42
Russian names,00:47:43
all this activity of redrawing00:47:46
geographical maps was a desk job and was00:47:49
carried out exclusively on paper, and00:47:52
then missionaries and reformers,00:47:55
armed with new maps, traveled to00:47:58
Africa or Asia and told the local00:48:01
residents what their country was called in00:48:03
ancient times,00:48:04
probably at first the local residents00:48:07
shrugged their shoulders in bewilderment00:48:08
but over time they agreed, and for those to00:48:13
whom the stories of the missionaries seemed00:48:15
unconvincing, the reformers always00:48:18
had fires and other means of persuasion nearby, most00:48:25
likely the process of remaking00:48:28
geographical maps was completed only in the00:48:31
nineteenth century, a00:48:34
special place in the study of the antiquity of00:48:36
geographical maps is occupied by the question of their00:48:40
dating, because on many maps the year of00:48:43
production simply not indicated, however,00:48:46
historians confidently place them, for example, in the00:48:48
fourteenth or fifteenth centuries00:48:51
or, for example, in the sixteenth,00:48:54
but it is quite obvious that now these00:48:57
maps need to be re-dated;00:49:00
numerous facts of forgery of written00:49:03
documents and alteration of geographical00:49:05
maps cast serious doubt on the00:49:07
correctness of their dating00:49:11
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before00:49:24
1991 the version of Anatoly Fomenko and00:49:28
Gleb Nosovsky about the existence and00:49:30
destruction of the world empire and the00:49:33
global falsification of world history was00:49:35
considered by many to be interesting but00:49:38
unlikely, the00:49:40
scale of the conspiracy seemed too large,00:49:43
but after the collapse of the USSR,00:49:46
millions of people living in the post-Soviet00:49:48
space00:49:49
saw with their own eyes that after the00:49:52
collapse of the empire, the00:49:54
falsification of history becomes00:49:56
inevitable00:49:58
so that to divide peoples who have lived00:50:00
for centuries in one state,00:50:03
they simply need to instill ideas about their00:50:07
independence and independence00:50:10
in those who still do not believe in a conspiracy00:50:13
against world history, they just need00:50:15
to open the textbooks that are handed out in the00:50:18
former Soviet republics of00:50:21
Ukraine Georgia Kazakhstan00:50:24
Latvia Lithuania and Estonia what written in00:50:29
these textbooks goes against not00:50:31
only genuine historical00:50:33
facts but also common sense and sometimes00:50:37
even international laws;00:50:41
unfortunately, an00:50:44
entire generation of young people has already been raised on these textbooks;00:50:47
in our time, when any information00:50:50
can be transmitted almost instantly,00:50:54
nothing seems impossible conceal and, even00:50:57
more so, falsify, but it turns out that00:51:00
everything depends not only on access to00:51:03
information, but its content and presentation,00:51:07
if human consciousness can be00:51:09
manipulated in the age of television, the Internet00:51:12
and mobile communications, then what can we say about00:51:15
people who lived three hundred to four hundred years ago00:51:18
and today as in those distant years, new00:51:22
rulers of new states are changing00:51:24
religion, trying to tear it away from their00:51:28
roots,00:51:29
for example in Ukraine, forcibly trying to00:51:31
create their own patriarchy,00:51:34
separating the Orthodox Church from the00:51:37
Moscow Patriarchate,00:51:40
strengthening other religions, first of all the00:51:43
Catholic one, creating a new language, filling the00:51:48
former simply folk Ukrainian genders with00:51:50
nismo my and00:51:51
abandoning Russian languages are00:51:55
rewriting history, inventing00:51:57
new heroes and new myths,00:52:00
exactly what happened in the00:52:03
years of the collapse of the Russian Horde world00:52:06
empire in the seventeenth century,00:52:08
we told only a very small fraction of00:52:12
those historical forgeries that were00:52:14
carried out over the past00:52:16
several hundred years, in our next00:52:20
films we will repeatedly00:52:22
return to the topic of falsification00:52:24
of history and provide new evidence for this00:52:30
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in the next film we will talk about00:52:35
how, over the past four00:52:37
centuries, a textbook was created for00:52:40
those who were supposed to believe in the history of the00:52:43
Scaliger and Pitt virus00:52:48
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this is an00:53:02
observation00:53:03
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С давних времен люди понимали, как важно знать историю своего народа и сохранять ее для потомков. Именно история помогает человеку осознавать свою принадлежность к той или иной нации и культуре. Но на протяжении веков у истории была и другая задача — в любом государстве она стояла на страже политических интересов его правителей, а значит, была субъективна. Сегодня уже очевидно, что мировая история чудовищно искажена. Большинство из нас убеждено, что подделать историю в мировом масштабе невозможно. Современный человек, воспитанный на общепринятой исторической версии Скалигера-Петавиуса, обязательно спросит: разве можно подменить историю всего человечества? Ответ на этот вопрос вы найдете в фильме «Фальсификация письменной истории». Автор сценария - Светлана Суздалева Режиссер - Андрей Афанасов Художник - Лилия Бабинцева Композитор - Людмила Волкова Продюсер - Степан Молот
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