Okay, this will be part six of this current reading of a book by Felix Prince Felix Yusubov.

The full title, again, is Rasputin, his malignant influence, and his assassination.

So there are five other parts, so you can check those out. You can find them also on

my, it's under William Ramsey Reads history. So you can listen to it there. And I have a lot of

other, I have about 40 other episodes as well there. So you can listen to it there. And I have a lot of other, I have about 40 other episodes as well there.

So you can check that out.

Also on my regular podcast as well, which is William Ramsey Investigates, which I have this posted.

And I've gotten great response. Most of the people find it very interesting. Like I said, I think gotten great response.

Most of the people find it very interesting.

Like I said, I think in the first episode, this was kind of lost to history,

not obscene, not as important and overlooked,

but it has the ring of truth in a first person account.

So here we go.

So I'm back to page 227, Chapter 20, disappointment.

On the evening of December 21st, we were astonished by the sudden appearance of soldiers at the

Sergei Palace.

We learned that they were a guard sent by the military authorities by order of the

president of the Council of Ministers who had been informed that Rasputin's adherents were

preparing an attempt on our lives. At almost the same moment, another guard of a totally different

kind sought admission. An agent of the secret police presented himself to General

Lai Ming, alleging that he had been sent by

Protopov, Minister of the Interior. He declared that M. Proto Popov had received information

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