Treatise on Vampirology

Translated and adapted from German and Dutch, edited by Eduar Braza.
With the addition of other ancient, rare and precious treatises on the same topic.
Everyone knows Abraham Van Helsing - a glorified vampire hunter, the immortal hero of the Roman"s Roman Brahma Dracula. However, few people know that Van Helsing not only existed in the flesh, but also wrote books.
The last of its works - as well as the main case of life is a vampirethiology treatise, compiled at the very beginning of the XX century.
In it, the author sets important questions: Are there vampires in reality?
How long did humanity familiar with the bloodshots?
What kind of bleits are they doing to seduce, and then turn people? What can they oppose? What weapon to fight vampires? - And gives his answers.
This is a unique study of the history and features of vampires carried out by the famous winner of Dracula and ... perhaps a vampire too!
French writer Eduar Braza accidentally discovered this stunning rarity from Amsterdam Bukinists, edited and processed the text and re-released, enriching the edition with excerpts from other famous treatises dedicated to vampires, and literary works on the same topic