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 | <div style="margin-left:3em; margin-right:3em">Rasputin did not lead a dissolute life as is attributed to him. This story is malicious slander, however it is true that his murder could barely have be surpassed in terms of its brutality when, in 1916, he was murdered with a .455 Webley pistol by a British agent by the name of Oswald Rayner. Although he was married and had a family, Rasputin was an itinerant monk, that is to say, an itinerant preacher, who, through suggestive influence, carried out "miraculous healings" which were truly self-healings of the sick. Thereby he also reached the court of the Tsars, where he had much influence as a friend to the Tsar's family, especially because, through a "miracle healing", he had saved the Tsar's son from death. That did not please many sectors of the Russian nobility, for which reason they became Rasputin's sworn enemies, sought to take his life and named him "Holy Devil". On the 17th of December, 1916, he was then actually also kidnapped and murdered whereby his murderer was, however, the aforementioned British agent who acted in the commission of the nobles and England. The reason for the murder was Rasputin's political objectives, which endangered the victory of Great Britain in the First World War, which raged at that time. But the murder of Rasputin still had other reasons, because, through the nefarious deed, the already long-planned Russian revolution could also gain ground and be carried out and the Tsar's family could be captured and murdered. Rasputin was the most important adviser to the court of the Russian Tsar's family. As already explained, he was kidnapped on the 17th of December, 1916, whereby the main role was played by a conspirator by the name of Felix Yusopov, who had a friendly relationship with the British agent, Oswald Rayner. Rasputin was dragged into a palace cellar in St. Petersburg, where he was tortured and also poisoned, whereby he was, however, able to counteract the poison, and therefore it did not have the desired effect and he survived the poison attack and was able to flee. But he did not get far because a revolver was taken and he was shot two times in the back from behind, which he, however, also survived. So the murderer took his weapon again and shot Rasputin in the forehead. Rasputin then died immediately. Therefore, he was first seriously injured by the British agent Oswald Rayner with several shots which, however, Rasputin survived because he simply did not want to die. Only the shot in the forehead really killed him. Consequently, therefore, in this way, a professional execution ultimately occurred. After that, the giant of a man was bound up by the noble conspirators and dragged to the icy Neva River, where they threw him in the icy water. Naturally, the assassins were quickly found, yet the Tsar stopped the police investigation. The conspirators asserted that they had murdered Rasputin because he had exercised too great an influence on the family of the Tsar. These statements from the assassins were, however, not the actual reason why the Tsar did not intervene in the matter of the murder and its investigation, rather it was the fact that it was not a Russian but a foreigner – the British agent, Oswald Rayner, to be exact – who was Rasputin's real murderer. The true reason for the murder was that Rasputin – peace-loving as he was – was active in pressing for an armistice, in order to thereby end the state of war between Russia and Germany and in order, additionally, to also avoid a defeat. And his chances of implementing his desire were, in this regard, very good, because the Tsar – due to Rasputin's enormous influence on the Tsar's family – was willing to bend to Rasputin's wishes and to declare an armistice. But the British, who saw their plans and the victory in the First World War endangered by Rasputin's peaceful political aims, did not like that. Consequently, they introduced into the plan, as murderer, an agent, who worked hand in hand with the conspirators, and whose murder plan fitted theirs exactly, because the nobility were also not keen on an armistice. Had this come about then the entire history of the world would have changed, because, namely, an end to the war with Russia would have enabled Germany to transfer an army of 350,000 soldiers to the Western Front. It would have thereby been possible for the German Kaiser to position his armies against the armies of France, Great Britain and the USA and to overcome them and to be victorious. So, Rasputin's murderer, with his licence to kill, committed a cold-blooded murder in the commission of the British Crown, so that, in the First World War, the Allies could obtain victory over the German Empire.</div>

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 | <div style="margin-left:3em; margin-right:3em">Rasputin did not lead a dissolute life as is attributed to him. This story is malicious slander, however it is true that his murder could barely have be surpassed in terms of its brutality when, in 1916, he was murdered with a .455 Webley pistol by a British agent by the name of Oswald Rayner. Although he was married and had a family, Rasputin was an itinerant monk, that is to say, an itinerant preacher, who, through suggestive influence, carried out "miraculous healings" which were truly self-healings of the sick. Thereby he also reached the court of the Tsars, where he had much influence as a friend to the Tsar's family, especially because, through a "miracle healing", he had saved the Tsar's son from death. That did not please many sectors of the Russian nobility, for which reason they became Rasputin's sworn enemies, sought to take his life and named him "Holy Devil". On the 17th of December, 1916, he was then actually also kidnapped and murdered whereby his murderer was, however, the aforementioned British agent who acted in the commission of the nobles and England. The reason for the murder was Rasputin's political objectives, which endangered the victory of Great Britain in the First World War, which raged at that time. But the murder of Rasputin still had other reasons, because, through the nefarious deed, the already long-planned Russian revolution could also gain ground and be carried out and the Tsar's family could be captured and murdered. Rasputin was the most important adviser to the court of the Russian Tsar's family. As already explained, he was kidnapped on the 17th of December, 1916, whereby the main role was played by a conspirator by the name of Felix Yusopov, who had a friendly relationship with the British agent, Oswald Rayner. Rasputin was dragged into a palace cellar in St. Petersburg, where he was tortured and also poisoned, whereby he was, however, able to counteract the poison, and therefore it did not have the desired effect and he survived the poison attack and was able to flee. But he did not get far because a revolver was taken and he was shot two times in the back from behind, which he, however, also survived. So the murderer took his weapon again and shot Rasputin in the forehead. Rasputin then died immediately. Therefore, he was first seriously injured by the British agent Oswald Rayner with several shots which, however, Rasputin survived because he simply did not want to die. Only the shot in the forehead really killed him. Consequently, therefore, in this way, a professional execution ultimately occurred. After that, the giant of a man was bound up by the noble conspirators and dragged to the icy Neva River, where they threw him in the icy water. Naturally, the assassins were quickly found, yet the Tsar stopped the police investigation. The conspirators asserted that they had murdered Rasputin because he had exercised too great an influence on the family of the Tsar. These statements from the assassins were, however, not the actual reason why the Tsar did not intervene in the matter of the murder and its investigation, rather it was the fact that it was not a Russian but a foreigner – the British agent, Oswald Rayner, to be exact – who was Rasputin's real murderer. The true reason for the murder was that Rasputin – peace-loving as he was – was active in pressing for an armistice, in order to thereby end the state of war between Russia and Germany and in order, additionally, to also avoid a defeat. And his chances of implementing his desire were, in this regard, very good, because the Tsar – due to Rasputin's enormous influence on the Tsar's family – was willing to bend to Rasputin's wishes and to declare an armistice. But the British, who saw their plans and the victory in the First World War endangered by Rasputin's peaceful political aims, did not like that. Consequently, they introduced into the plan, as murderer, an agent, who worked hand in hand with the conspirators, and whose murder plan fitted theirs exactly, because the nobility were also not keen on an armistice. Had this come about then the entire history of the world would have changed, because, namely, an end to the war with Russia would have enabled Germany to transfer an army of 350,000 soldiers to the Western Front. It would have thereby been possible for the German Kaiser to position his armies against the armies of France, Great Britain and the USA and to overcome them and to be victorious. So, Rasputin's murderer, with his licence to kill, committed a cold-blooded murder in the commission of the British Crown, so that, in the First World War, the Allies could obtain victory over the German Empire.</div>

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-| Rasputin did not lead a dissolute life as is attributed to him. This story is malicious slander, however it is true that his murder could barely have be surpassed in terms of its brutality when, in 1916, he was murdered with a .455 Webley pistol by a British agent by the name of Oswald Rayner. Although he was married and had a family, Rasputin was an itinerant monk, that is to say, an itinerant preacher, who, through suggestive influence, carried out "miraculous healings" which were truly self-healings of the sick. Thereby he also reached the court of the Tsars, where he had much influence as a friend to the Tsar's family, especially because, through a "miracle healing", he had saved the Tsar's son from death. That did not please many sectors of the Russian nobility, for which reason they became Rasputin's sworn enemies, sought to take his life and named him "Holy Devil". On the 17th of December, 1916, he was then actually also kidnapped and murdered whereby his murderer was, however, the aforementioned British agent who acted in the commission of the nobles and England. The reason for the murder was Rasputin's political objectives, which endangered the victory of Great Britain in the First World War, which raged at that time. But the murder of Rasputin still had other reasons, because, through the nefarious deed, the already long-planned Russian revolution could also gain ground and be carried out and the Tsar's family could be captured and murdered. Rasputin was the most important adviser to the court of the Russian Tsar's family. As already explained, he was kidnapped on the 17th of December, 1916, whereby the main role was played by a conspirator by the name of Felix Yusopov, who had a friendly relationship with the British agent, Oswald Rayner. Rasputin was dragged into a palace cellar in St. Petersburg, where he was tortured and also poisoned, whereby he was, however, able to counteract the poison, and therefore it did not have the desired effect and he survived the poison attack and was able to flee. But he did not get far because a revolver was taken and he was shot two times in the back from behind, which he, however, also survived. So the murderer took his weapon again and shot Rasputin in the forehead. Rasputin then died immediately. Therefore, he was first seriously injured by the British agent Oswald Rayner with several shots which, however, Rasputin survived because he simply did not want to die. Only the shot in the forehead really killed him. Consequently, therefore, in this way, a professional execution ultimately occurred. After that, the giant of a man was bound up by the noble conspirators and dragged to the icy Neva River, where they threw him in the icy water. Naturally, the assassins were quickly found, yet the Tsar stopped the police investigation. The conspirators asserted that they had murdered Rasputin because he had exercised too great an influence on the family of the Tsar. These statements from the assassins were, however, not the actual reason why the Tsar did not intervene in the matter of the murder and its investigation, rather it was the fact that it was not a Russian but a foreigner – the British agent, Oswald Rayner, to be exact – who was Rasputin's real murderer. The true reason for the murder was that Rasputin – peace-loving as he was – was active in pressing for an armistice, in order to thereby end the state of war between Russia and Germany and in order, additionally, to also avoid a defeat. And his chances of implementing his desire were, in this regard, very good, because the Tsar – due to Rasputin's enormous influence on the Tsar's family – was willing to bend to Rasputin's wishes and to declare an armistice. But the British, who saw their plans and the victory in the First World War endangered by Rasputin's peaceful political aims, did not like that. Consequently, they introduced into the plan, as murderer, an agent, who worked hand in hand with the conspirators, and whose murder plan fitted theirs exactly, because the nobility were also not keen on an armistice. Had this come about then the entire history of the world would have changed, because, namely, an end to the war with Russia would have enabled Germany to transfer an army of 350,000 soldiers to the Western Front. It would have thereby been possible for the German Kaiser to position his armies against the armies of France, Great Britain and the USA and to overcome them and to be victorious. So, Rasputin's murderer, with his licence to kill, committed a cold-blooded murder in the commission of the British Crown, so that, in the First World War, the Allies could obtain victory over the German Empire.
+| <div style="margin-left:3em; margin-right:3em">Rasputin did not lead a dissolute life as is attributed to him. This story is malicious slander, however it is true that his murder could barely have be surpassed in terms of its brutality when, in 1916, he was murdered with a .455 Webley pistol by a British agent by the name of Oswald Rayner. Although he was married and had a family, Rasputin was an itinerant monk, that is to say, an itinerant preacher, who, through suggestive influence, carried out "miraculous healings" which were truly self-healings of the sick. Thereby he also reached the court of the Tsars, where he had much influence as a friend to the Tsar's family, especially because, through a "miracle healing", he had saved the Tsar's son from death. That did not please many sectors of the Russian nobility, for which reason they became Rasputin's sworn enemies, sought to take his life and named him "Holy Devil". On the 17th of December, 1916, he was then actually also kidnapped and murdered whereby his murderer was, however, the aforementioned British agent who acted in the commission of the nobles and England. The reason for the murder was Rasputin's political objectives, which endangered the victory of Great Britain in the First World War, which raged at that time. But the murder of Rasputin still had other reasons, because, through the nefarious deed, the already long-planned Russian revolution could also gain ground and be carried out and the Tsar's family could be captured and murdered. Rasputin was the most important adviser to the court of the Russian Tsar's family. As already explained, he was kidnapped on the 17th of December, 1916, whereby the main role was played by a conspirator by the name of Felix Yusopov, who had a friendly relationship with the British agent, Oswald Rayner. Rasputin was dragged into a palace cellar in St. Petersburg, where he was tortured and also poisoned, whereby he was, however, able to counteract the poison, and therefore it did not have the desired effect and he survived the poison attack and was able to flee. But he did not get far because a revolver was taken and he was shot two times in the back from behind, which he, however, also survived. So the murderer took his weapon again and shot Rasputin in the forehead. Rasputin then died immediately. Therefore, he was first seriously injured by the British agent Oswald Rayner with several shots which, however, Rasputin survived because he simply did not want to die. Only the shot in the forehead really killed him. Consequently, therefore, in this way, a professional execution ultimately occurred. After that, the giant of a man was bound up by the noble conspirators and dragged to the icy Neva River, where they threw him in the icy water. Naturally, the assassins were quickly found, yet the Tsar stopped the police investigation. The conspirators asserted that they had murdered Rasputin because he had exercised too great an influence on the family of the Tsar. These statements from the assassins were, however, not the actual reason why the Tsar did not intervene in the matter of the murder and its investigation, rather it was the fact that it was not a Russian but a foreigner – the British agent, Oswald Rayner, to be exact – who was Rasputin's real murderer. The true reason for the murder was that Rasputin – peace-loving as he was – was active in pressing for an armistice, in order to thereby end the state of war between Russia and Germany and in order, additionally, to also avoid a defeat. And his chances of implementing his desire were, in this regard, very good, because the Tsar – due to Rasputin's enormous influence on the Tsar's family – was willing to bend to Rasputin's wishes and to declare an armistice. But the British, who saw their plans and the victory in the First World War endangered by Rasputin's peaceful political aims, did not like that. Consequently, they introduced into the plan, as murderer, an agent, who worked hand in hand with the conspirators, and whose murder plan fitted theirs exactly, because the nobility were also not keen on an armistice. Had this come about then the entire history of the world would have changed, because, namely, an end to the war with Russia would have enabled Germany to transfer an army of 350,000 soldiers to the Western Front. It would have thereby been possible for the German Kaiser to position his armies against the armies of France, Great Britain and the USA and to overcome them and to be victorious. So, Rasputin's murderer, with his licence to kill, committed a cold-blooded murder in the commission of the British Crown, so that, in the First World War, the Allies could obtain victory over the German Empire.</div>
-| Rasputin hat nicht ein ausschweifendes Leben geführt, wie ihm angedichtet wird. Diese Geschichte ist eine böswillige Verleumdung, hingegen stimmt es, dass der Mord an ihm an Brutalität kaum zu überbieten ist, als er 1916 von einem britischen Agenten namens Oswald Rayner mit einer 455-Webley-Pistole ermordet wurde. Rasputin war, obwohl er verheiratet war und eine Familie hatte, ein Wandermönch resp. ein Wanderprediger, der durch suggestive Beeinflussung ‹Wunderheilungen› durchführte, die wahrheitlich Selbstheilungen der Kranken waren. Dadurch gelangte er auch an den Zarenhof, wo er als Freund auf die Zarenfamilie viel Einfluss hatte, insbesondere weil er den Zarensohn durch eine ‹Wunderheilung› vor dem Tod errettet hatte. Das gefiel vielen Teilen des russischen Adels nicht, weshalb sie zu Rasputins Todfeinden wurden, ihn ‹Heiligen Teufel› nannten und ihm nach dem Leben trachteten. Am 17. Dezember 1916 wurde er dann auch tatsächlich entführt und ermordet, wobei sein Mörder jedoch der besagte britische Agent war, der im Auftrag der Adeligen und Englands handelte. Der Grund zum Mord waren Rasputins politische Ziele, die im Ersten Weltkrieg, der damals grassierte, den Sieg Grossbritanniens gefährdeten. Der Mord an Rasputin hatte aber auch noch andere Gründe, denn durch die ruchlose Tat konnte auch die schon lange geplante russische Revolution an Boden gewinnen und durchgeführt sowie die Zarenfamilie gefangengenommen und ermordet werden. Rasputin war der wichtigste Berater am Hof der russischen Zarenfamilie. Wie bereits erklärt, wurde er am 17. Dezember 1916 entführt, wobei ein Verschwörer namens Felix Yusupow die Hauptrolle spielte, der mit dem britischen Agenten Oswald Rayner ein freundschaftliches Verhältnis hatte. Rasputin wurde in einen Keller eines Palastes in St. Petersburg verschleppt, wo er gefoltert und auch vergiftet wurde, wobei er jedoch dem Gift entgegenwirken konnte, demzufolge es nicht die erhoffte Wirkung tat, er den Giftanschlag überlebte und fliehen konnte. Er kam aber nicht weit, denn es wurde zu einem Revolver gegriffen und ihm hinterrücks zweimal in den Rücken geschossen, was er aber auch überlebte. Also griff der Mörder abermals zur Waffe und schoss Rasputin in die Stirn, der nunmehr sofort tot war. Erst wurde er also durch den britischen Agenten Oswald Rayner mit mehreren Schüssen schwer verletzt, was Rasputin jedoch überlebte, weil er einfach nicht sterben wollte. Erst der Schuss in die Stirn tötete ihn wirklich, folglich also in dieser Weise letztlich eine professionelle Hinrichtung stattfand. Danach wurde der Hüne von den adeligen Verschwörern zusammengebunden und zum vereisten Fluss Newa geschleift, wo sie ihn in das eisige Wasser warfen. Natürlich wurden die Attentäter schnell gefunden, doch stoppte der Zar die polizeilichen Untersuchungen. Die Verschwörer gaben an, dass sie Rasputin ermordet hätten, weil er einen zu grossen Einfluss auf die Zarenfamilie ausgeübt hätte. Diese Aussagen der Attentäter waren aber nicht der eigentliche Grund dafür, dass der Zar nicht in die Sache des Mordes und dessen Untersuchung eingriff, sondern es war die Tatsache, dass nicht ein Russe, sondern ein Ausländer, eben der britische Agent Oswald Rayner, der wirkliche Mörder Rasputins war. Der wahre Grund des Mordes war der, weil Rasputin, friedliebend, wie er war, sich für einen Waffenstillstand einsetzte, um damit den Kriegszustand zwischen Russland und Deutschland zu beenden und um zudem auch eine Niederlage zu vermeiden. Und seine Chancen, sich mit seinem Begehr durchzusetzen, standen diesbezüglich sehr gut, denn aufgrund seines enormen Einflusses auf die Zarenfamilie war der Zar gewillt, sich Rasputins Wünschen zu beugen und einen Waffenstillstand auszurufen. Das aber gefiel den Briten nicht, die ihre Pläne und den Sieg im Ersten Weltkrieg durch die friedlichen politischen Ziele Rasputins gefährdet sahen, folglich sie einen Agenten als Mörder auf den Plan riefen, der Hand in Hand mit den Verschwörern arbeitete, denen seine Mordpläne genau in ihr Konzept passten, denn auch die Adeligen waren nicht auf einen Waffenstillstand erpicht. Wäre dieser zustande gekommen, dann hätte sich die ganze Weltgeschichte verändert, weil nämlich ein Ende des Krieges mit Russland es Deutschland ermöglicht hätte, ein Heer von 350 000 Soldaten an die Westfront zu verlegen. Dadurch wäre es dem deutschen Kaiser möglich gewesen, seine Armeen gegen die Heere Frankreichs, Grossbritanniens und der USA zu stellen und sie niederzuzwingen und zu besiegen. Also verübte der Rasputin-Mörder mit seiner Lizenz zum Töten einen kaltblütigen Mord im Auftrag der britischen Krone, damit im Ersten Weltkrieg die Alliierten den Sieg über das deutsche Kaiserreich erringen konnten.
+| <div style="margin-left:3em; margin-right:3em">Rasputin hat nicht ein ausschweifendes Leben geführt, wie ihm angedichtet wird. Diese Geschichte ist eine böswillige Verleumdung, hingegen stimmt es, dass der Mord an ihm an Brutalität kaum zu überbieten ist, als er 1916 von einem britischen Agenten namens Oswald Rayner mit einer 455-Webley-Pistole ermordet wurde. Rasputin war, obwohl er verheiratet war und eine Familie hatte, ein Wandermönch resp. ein Wanderprediger, der durch suggestive Beeinflussung ‹Wunderheilungen› durchführte, die wahrheitlich Selbstheilungen der Kranken waren. Dadurch gelangte er auch an den Zarenhof, wo er als Freund auf die Zarenfamilie viel Einfluss hatte, insbesondere weil er den Zarensohn durch eine ‹Wunderheilung› vor dem Tod errettet hatte. Das gefiel vielen Teilen des russischen Adels nicht, weshalb sie zu Rasputins Todfeinden wurden, ihn ‹Heiligen Teufel› nannten und ihm nach dem Leben trachteten. Am 17. Dezember 1916 wurde er dann auch tatsächlich entführt und ermordet, wobei sein Mörder jedoch der besagte britische Agent war, der im Auftrag der Adeligen und Englands handelte. Der Grund zum Mord waren Rasputins politische Ziele, die im Ersten Weltkrieg, der damals grassierte, den Sieg Grossbritanniens gefährdeten. Der Mord an Rasputin hatte aber auch noch andere Gründe, denn durch die ruchlose Tat konnte auch die schon lange geplante russische Revolution an Boden gewinnen und durchgeführt sowie die Zarenfamilie gefangengenommen und ermordet werden. Rasputin war der wichtigste Berater am Hof der russischen Zarenfamilie. Wie bereits erklärt, wurde er am 17. Dezember 1916 entführt, wobei ein Verschwörer namens Felix Yusupow die Hauptrolle spielte, der mit dem britischen Agenten Oswald Rayner ein freundschaftliches Verhältnis hatte. Rasputin wurde in einen Keller eines Palastes in St. Petersburg verschleppt, wo er gefoltert und auch vergiftet wurde, wobei er jedoch dem Gift entgegenwirken konnte, demzufolge es nicht die erhoffte Wirkung tat, er den Giftanschlag überlebte und fliehen konnte. Er kam aber nicht weit, denn es wurde zu einem Revolver gegriffen und ihm hinterrücks zweimal in den Rücken geschossen, was er aber auch überlebte. Also griff der Mörder abermals zur Waffe und schoss Rasputin in die Stirn, der nunmehr sofort tot war. Erst wurde er also durch den britischen Agenten Oswald Rayner mit mehreren Schüssen schwer verletzt, was Rasputin jedoch überlebte, weil er einfach nicht sterben wollte. Erst der Schuss in die Stirn tötete ihn wirklich, folglich also in dieser Weise letztlich eine professionelle Hinrichtung stattfand. Danach wurde der Hüne von den adeligen Verschwörern zusammengebunden und zum vereisten Fluss Newa geschleift, wo sie ihn in das eisige Wasser warfen. Natürlich wurden die Attentäter schnell gefunden, doch stoppte der Zar die polizeilichen Untersuchungen. Die Verschwörer gaben an, dass sie Rasputin ermordet hätten, weil er einen zu grossen Einfluss auf die Zarenfamilie ausgeübt hätte. Diese Aussagen der Attentäter waren aber nicht der eigentliche Grund dafür, dass der Zar nicht in die Sache des Mordes und dessen Untersuchung eingriff, sondern es war die Tatsache, dass nicht ein Russe, sondern ein Ausländer, eben der britische Agent Oswald Rayner, der wirkliche Mörder Rasputins war. Der wahre Grund des Mordes war der, weil Rasputin, friedliebend, wie er war, sich für einen Waffenstillstand einsetzte, um damit den Kriegszustand zwischen Russland und Deutschland zu beenden und um zudem auch eine Niederlage zu vermeiden. Und seine Chancen, sich mit seinem Begehr durchzusetzen, standen diesbezüglich sehr gut, denn aufgrund seines enormen Einflusses auf die Zarenfamilie war der Zar gewillt, sich Rasputins Wünschen zu beugen und einen Waffenstillstand auszurufen. Das aber gefiel den Briten nicht, die ihre Pläne und den Sieg im Ersten Weltkrieg durch die friedlichen politischen Ziele Rasputins gefährdet sahen, folglich sie einen Agenten als Mörder auf den Plan riefen, der Hand in Hand mit den Verschwörern arbeitete, denen seine Mordpläne genau in ihr Konzept passten, denn auch die Adeligen waren nicht auf einen Waffenstillstand erpicht. Wäre dieser zustande gekommen, dann hätte sich die ganze Weltgeschichte verändert, weil nämlich ein Ende des Krieges mit Russland es Deutschland ermöglicht hätte, ein Heer von 350 000 Soldaten an die Westfront zu verlegen. Dadurch wäre es dem deutschen Kaiser möglich gewesen, seine Armeen gegen die Heere Frankreichs, Grossbritanniens und der USA zu stellen und sie niederzuzwingen und zu besiegen. Also verübte der Rasputin-Mörder mit seiner Lizenz zum Töten einen kaltblütigen Mord im Auftrag der britischen Krone, damit im Ersten Weltkrieg die Alliierten den Sieg über das deutsche Kaiserreich erringen konnten.</div>
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 * Contact Reports volume: Unknown (Plejadisch-plejarische Kontakberichte, Gespräche, Block Unknown)
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-* Date/time of contact: 3rd February, 2010
+* Date/time of contact: Wednesday, 3rd February, 2010
 * Translator(s): Dyson Devine and Vivienne Legg
 * Date of original translation: 30th August, 2010, Australia.

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	== Contact Report 487 Translation ==		== Contact Report 487 Translation ==