Nostradamus

6 hrs. 37 min.

Language Russian

Author Lev Kanevsky

Narrator Margarita Ivanova

Description

Michel Nostradamus, the author of a book that predicted the future of humanity up to 3797, remains one of the most famous figures of the Renaissance in public consciousness. He predicted: the French Revolution, Napoleon’s cruel rule, World War I and World War II, the rise and collapse of the Third Reich, the creation of nuclear weapons and their testing in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the treacherous assassination of Senator Kennedy, the first human flight to the Moon, the fatal attack on Pope Paul VI, the Islamic Revolution of Ayatollah Khomeini, the conflict in the Persian Gulf, and many natural catastrophes—including the possible death of humanity due to global warming and the arrival of the Third Antichrist. Lev Kanevsky presents his original version of the fate of this great predictor.

Contents:

01 A Very Serious Boy
02 Wanderings in the South of France
03 University in Montpelier
04 Fighting the Plague
05 Ajem
06 Again on the Road
07 Centuries
08 Return to the Home
09 An Unforeseen Stop on the Way to Paris
10 Staying in Tournon Gets Longer
11 Arrival in the Capital
12 The Great Magician at the Court of Kings
13 A Coalition of Jealous Men
14 Prophecies Come True Before Everyone’s Eyes
15 Meeting in a Salon
16 Here, Death Is Very Close