50 shades of gray cardinal: who rules the world
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The expression Gray Cardinal was first used in France of the XVII century. And the first such cardinal was not Richelieu at all, as it is customary to think for the second century. Indeed, during the time of King Louis XIII, the country de facto ruled the red (in the color of the headgear) Cardinal Richelieu, the great influence on which was exerted by the Kapucinsky monk, Father Joseph, who preferred to stay in the shadows. And it was precisely the father of Joseph, who had a gray suthan, called “Gray Cardinal.”
The same book contains real “Gray Cardinals”, who determined the face of not only the past, but also of the current century: Brzezinsky, Suslov, Kissinger and further by contamination Books.
How did the turbulence of today"s world have a consequence of yesterday’s tactical victory of one “gray cardinal” over another and at the same time, paradoxically, a strategic defeat of both? Who really “makes” the story? Brilliant first faces or their gray shadows? The reader learns the answers to these and other questions from a book written by a living language in strictly following historical facts
The same book contains real “Gray Cardinals”, who determined the face of not only the past, but also of the current century: Brzezinsky, Suslov, Kissinger and further by contamination Books.
How did the turbulence of today"s world have a consequence of yesterday’s tactical victory of one “gray cardinal” over another and at the same time, paradoxically, a strategic defeat of both? Who really “makes” the story? Brilliant first faces or their gray shadows? The reader learns the answers to these and other questions from a book written by a living language in strictly following historical facts
Author:
Author:Wasserman A.A., Latyov N.N.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Series:
Series: Wassemannia
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-084860-7
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