10 myths about Prince Vladimir. Pavlishcheva N.P.

to the premiere of the film "Viking" dedicated to Prince Vladimir.

A new book from the author of the bestsellers “10 thousand years of Russian history. Forbidden Rus' ”and“ Velesova Rus. The annals of ice and fire. "

there is no more mythologized, contradictory and controversial figure in the history of Ancient Rus' than Vladimir Saint. He is glorified as an equal -to -the -apostate baptist, who gave our people a great future. He is cursed as a bloody tyrant who turned Rus' into a new faith with fire and a sword. He is extolled as a wise sovereign, whom the grateful people called the red sun. He is denounced as a “rapist” and almost a sexual maniac.

What deserves trust in these myths, and what is an unconditional lie?

Is it true that the “illegitimate son of a slave” Vladimir “reached the power in the swords of the Vikings”?

Why did he choose Christianity, although in the X century was Islam?

Is the baptism of Rus' voluntary or forced?

Should the rumors about the huge harem of Vladimir St. and accusations of “corrupting wives and girls” (which is that the story of the Horneda, which he allegedly “took by force” in front of his parents and then killed them)?

Why is he so hated by the “neopagowers” ​​and the liberal “Fifth Column”?

And what does the church officiary conceal and the state propaganda?

This historical investigation refutes the most common myths about Prince Vladimir, rethought in the film "Viking".