Hitler's hidden bunker contains a 140-year old letter from an Austrian prince to his baby mama:
“Unfortunately, it is partly illegible. But let's do what we can.”
(Rudolf’s letter begins) “...Since you left, I have tried to find a meaning in my life and in the things of this world, and perhaps now I have found it, even if not as I had imagined. In London I met Madame Helena Petrovna Blavatsky. For some, she is a distinguished scholar, for others a charlatan. But even at my father's court her name is pronounced with a mixture of distrust and respect. The lady seems to have had a kind of... vision that had to do with my future, and even that of all of Europe! I have never believed in the supernatural, you know, and yet... and yet she seemed genuinely terrified. Call me stupid, but I decided to listen to her, because I want to understand better. I am going to look for a certain Pastor Mikhail, a hermit who lives in the remote monastery of Verkhotur’e, in Western Siberia. I will go to him as soon as possible. The journey will be long and tiring, but it doesn’t matter. I am terrified that this ominous premonition could concern you in some way.”
“From here on it is no longer clear. Moreover, the paper is ruined as if it had been torn. But I am sure that I have already seen this handwriting recently.”
“Recently?”
“Yes. In the past few weeks, I have been researching for the broadcast, studying several documents. It looks just like that of Rudolf of Bavaria!”
“The son of Sissi and Franz Joseph!”
“And this 'Pastor Mikhail' sounds familiar to me. I am sure that I have already heard of him, I will do some research immediately. But the face of that woman also reminds me of something.”
