As it really was. Sloven and Rus

In 2019, the Russian chronicler was first published - the most valuable historical source shedding new light on many events of Russian and world history.
The comparison of the Russian chronicler and the “Tale of Bygone Years” fully shows that the beginning of the “Tale of Bygone Years”, which tells about the dawn of Russian history, is a distorted edition of the first chapters of the Russian chronicler. This editorship was made in Kyiv in the 17th century by monks of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra of Polish origin with a "patriotic" goal to represent the city of Kyiv as a "mother of the cities of Russians", and Polyan-Polyakov-"The best of the Slavic tribes". Historians probably have long noticed this vivid circumstance, and therefore tried in every possible way to hide the Russian chronicler from the public. After all, the story of temporary years is the main and, in fact, the only support of their version of Russian history.
Based on the Russian chronicler, the authors reconstruct the true picture of ancient Russian history. This allows you to take a fresh look at