White Knight Shambhala
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The famous Russian general, a prominent white movement, Baron Roman Fedorovich von Ungern-Sternberg belonged to one of the oldest knightly families of the Baltic Territory. The personality of Baron Ungern is complex and ambiguous and literally woven from contradictions. The descendant of the Teutons, he was endowed with the features of the Russian autocrat, the eastern satrap and the clairvoyant, the “last knight”, the native of the Middle Ages, he was marked by the indelible stigma of the “iron”, the twentieth, the century, the reactionary monarchist, the implacable fighter with the revolution, was himself a passionate to confinent, which intended Go in the footsteps of Genghis Khan and recreate the Russian empire from the shores of Indian and Pacific Oceans to the Caspian, and then a powerful horde move west.
Russians, Buryats, Mongols - princes with their soldiers and ordinary cattle breeders, Buddhist priests and monks flocked under his banners. Even the Lord of Tibet Dalai Lama XIII, who declared the baron a fighter for faith, sent him a group of his guards. The Mongols called him Tsagan-Burkhan, the “god of war”, and considered the embodiment of the Lamaist deity, cruelly punishing enemies of the “yellow faith”.
Associated by his associates, abandoned in the middle of the steppe, he was found by a detachment of red partisans and was given to the revolutionary tribunal . The court lasted 5 hours 20 minutes, after which Baron Ungern was shot. He was at that time 35 years old.
What did he leave on his own? Found independence and statehood Mongolia, evidence of incredible military enterprises, terrible stories of mass torture and executions, and most importantly - legend. In this legend, he did not die, and still jumps on the steppes and deserts to one visible goal for him
Russians, Buryats, Mongols - princes with their soldiers and ordinary cattle breeders, Buddhist priests and monks flocked under his banners. Even the Lord of Tibet Dalai Lama XIII, who declared the baron a fighter for faith, sent him a group of his guards. The Mongols called him Tsagan-Burkhan, the “god of war”, and considered the embodiment of the Lamaist deity, cruelly punishing enemies of the “yellow faith”.
Associated by his associates, abandoned in the middle of the steppe, he was found by a detachment of red partisans and was given to the revolutionary tribunal . The court lasted 5 hours 20 minutes, after which Baron Ungern was shot. He was at that time 35 years old.
What did he leave on his own? Found independence and statehood Mongolia, evidence of incredible military enterprises, terrible stories of mass torture and executions, and most importantly - legend. In this legend, he did not die, and still jumps on the steppes and deserts to one visible goal for him
Category:
- Category:Chiromantia & Esoteric & Numerology
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-699-77548-4
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