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As you know, in Soviet times, the theme of mysticism in every way hushed up. However, mystical phenomena nevertheless occurred, and investigations of such cases are usually came to a standstill. So, in the spring of 1941, the NKVD officers investigated the case at the Moscow aircraft engine plant number 24, located near the current metro station “Semenovskaya”. IN one of the factory floors began to appear translucent figures people. Somehow the ghost even attacked the minder and became him to strangle … The investigation did not lead to anything, but it turned out that the workshop stands on the site of the old cemetery, which in the late 30s, when expanded the territory of the plant, just razed to the ground … After that how the factory was evacuated to Kuibyshev with the outbreak of war no one else heard ghosts. Trinity-Sergius Monastery under St. Petersburg was founded in 1732. At the monastery was a cemetery where, as a rule, noble persons were buried and clergy. After the revolution, the monastery was closed. In the 30s years, a school for training militarized shooters was located here guards led by a certain comrade Feldman. Disguised as a “fight” with obscurantism, “he, along with the cadets-enlighteners, began to destroy cemetery gravestones. Soon in the building of the former monastery something went wrong: at night in the corridors began to be heard someone’s footsteps, slurred muttering and groans. Some also flickered the shadows from which the smell of decay came … And after some time the headmaster Feldman was depressed, washed down, and finally shot himself, leaving a strange note stating that he was being pursued “two white elders” … The commission investigating his suicide, concluded that he just drank up to delirium tremens … After of war, a police school entered the building, and at the site of the cemetery a parade ground for marching cadets. And here again they talked about ghosts who supposedly roamed the corridors … However police school remained in the former monastery until the 90s last century. They say that when they started taking there girls, once one of the cadets complained that someone penetrated the female barracks at night and climbed into her bunk … Potential the girl described the rapist as … an old man, very pale and ill smelling. Besides, as she assured, the voluptuous grandfather was cold as an ice … When laying the tunnel of the Moscow metro in the area between Herzen Street and Kalininsky Prospekt builders stumbled upon the ruins of the oprichnina palace of Ivan the Terrible, who stood as known outside the walls of the Kremlin. According to legend, the territory of the palace was strewn with a layer of river sand with a thickness of an elbow, so that he could soak up the blood of victims tortured by order of the king … Here are excerpts from newspapers: “Metrostroy workers who helped archaeologists in excavations, complained that their hands were tightly stained fetid red mud, which they could not wash off for weeks. AND all the while their hands remained red, they practically didn’t could fall asleep at night. “” Being all the time in a certain border state, the workers were brutally tormented by nightmare visions. Them cries of the tortured, pleas for mercy, words of terrifying were heard everywhere curses. Unhappy, among whom were professional archaeologists have ceased to distinguish between a nightmare and a no less nightmare reality. In the end, the thing ended up being three workers with a completely upset psyche built from the usual trolleys hoisted and to death they tried on her two student interns. Further excavations after this were terminated. “But the most terrible story is probably connected with a secret an object bearing the name ZKP-Tagansky, or GO-42. He was built during the Cold War, when Soviet leaders feared the use of nuclear weapons from a hostile America. Somehow in the time of work at the facility foreman of the metro builders right in front of subordinates fell into the elevator shaft. Workers immediately descended to the bottom mine, but … didn’t find anyone. Three days later, the foreman’s body was found at the end of one of the farthest tunnels. No one could explain how it got there. It was not on the corpse and characteristic traumatic injuries: not a single abrasion or scratch. But he turned out to be completely bloodless … A few decades later, new authorities decided to reconstruct the underground city on Taganka. There were people who said that they had a chance to meet in tunnels of a person with a face as white as a sheet of paper. According to rumors, this and was that very unfortunate foreman who turned not so much into a ghost, not that of a vampire … Irina Schlion War Time
