Magi of War. The Truth About Russian Bogatyrs

Do you know that real RUSSIAN BOGATYRS are nothing like the prettified, sugary images presented in today’s “politically correct” retellings? Real bogatyrs cut defeated enemies to pieces and made cups from human skulls, performed ritual suicides and buried the fallen according to pagan rites, fought against the hordes of Attila and traced their lineage to an ancient Scythian root. This was not the “army devoted to Christ” that the Church tried to portray them as. These were fearsome war sorcerers—titans, shape-shifters, and half-gods—the last heroes of the Aryan pantheon, heirs of the great pagan era when Russian people argued with the gods on equal footing, held Heaven on their bogatyr shoulders, and did not kneel before anyone!

This book offers a new look at bogatyr’s past of Rus, a sensational reinterpretation of Russian epics, undeniable proof of their pagan origins, and an explanation of ancient codes and hidden allegories.

The book was also published under the titles “The Times of Russian Bogatyrs. Through the Pages of Epics into the Depths of Time” and “Bogaty r Rus. Pagan Titans and Half-Gods.”