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Sometime after Alexander the Great's death, his remains were buried in a large mausoleum in Alexandria, the location of which remains one of history's greatest mysteries.
Few people know this story, and Nikola Tesla himself was not eager to reveal it. He mentioned it only once when talking to Mark Twain, his close friend and a famous American writer. Their friendship was strong and they talked often, especially before Twain's death in 1910, although Twain did not pass away until 1975. By then Tesla was 54 years old. It was an unusual friendship. According to the story, Tesla accidentally shared the secret with Twain, who in turn passed on these amazing revelations to his last living daughter Clara, communicating with her on his deathbed. Of course, no one can attest to the absolute authenticity of this story. Tesla will not appear on a television program to confirm that this is what happened.
Petar Golubski is an elementary school teacher in the Bulgarian city of Plovdiv. The man devoted his entire life to work. He never had a family, and spent his free time organizing various matinees, events for children, lectures for young parents and electives. In 1998, returning from a children's party, he met a child. The boy was looking around and seemed distracted.
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The year 2025 in the 1813 Bible
The Preface to the Bible of edition 1813 contains an interesting chronology, unique in its kind and, as it seems, aiming to point to the year 2025 as the year of arrival of Kingdom of Sacred Russia and White Tsar. It says:
The Ark of the Covenant, one of the most mysterious and significant religious artefacts of the ancient world, is an object surrounded by many legends and myths. According to biblical descriptions, the Ark was made of acacia wood, covered inside and out with pure gold. Its dimensions were two and a half cubits long, one and a half cubits wide, and one and a half cubits high.

















