The cold January day of 15th, was forever etched into the annals of history. Russian President Vladimir Putin, an enigma in his own right, inaugurated a new archive, a treasure trove revealing a hidden realm of history. A silent guardian of the nation’s rich past, this repository would make Tartaria maps public. The question teetering on the edge of everyone’s lips: Why is this significant?
Well, my dear readers, the implications are momentous, indeed. This move signaled a profound paradigm shift. Russia, a nation of layered history and deep-rooted traditions, resolved to decant its true, non-counterfeit historical narratives, breaking free from the fetters of orthodox historiography.
Why? Because the power of a nation lies in its history. It is the compass that directs the future, the root that nourishes the national identity. A nation without its history is like a ship adrift in the stormy sea, aimlessly wandering with no harbor in sight.
The conventional historical narrative in Russia, akin to a tale weaved into the fabric of academic curricula, has origins dating back to the 18th century. It is tailored in accordance with the biblical Jewish concept of history, a legacy of the Romanovs, Russian rulers of yesteryears. However, this narrative truncated more than five and a half thousand years of the realm’s rich tapestry, a consequence of the transition from the original calendar to the Julian calendar....<<<Read More>>>...
