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« Last post by Axelrod on Today at 07:06:40 AM »My relative Axelrod Moses (Moisey) Abramovich retired in the fall of 1997 and died six months later. Before his death, he thought a lot about this incident and invited directors from local television to his home. In the middle of the film, the following phrase was heard:
First we offer a version completely devoid of mysticism: version of a participant in the search for Dyatlovites, a person,
who has been dealing with this topic for more than 30 years, Moisei Abramovich Axelrod, one of the first in the Urals to receive the title of Master of Sports in Tourism.
Version No. 1. Indeed, the hypothesis very convincingly proves all the damage. This version has been suffered for years, and, according to Moisei Abramovich, it covers everything. He said this: “I need to convey this guess to people, while I’m alive.”
Moses died on March 1, 1998, and another relative of mine became a Jehovah's Witness on May 10, 1998.
I am not yet a “Jehovah's Witness” or an “avalanche witness,” which I have not seen myself.
Their words are not my words!
Also there is is Version #9 in the film.
Version No. 9 – connecting rod bear. It was suggested by the writer Victor Myasnikov, a character in the TAU film “Pulp Fiction 2.”
Several other people adhere to this version. We must pay tribute - this is a very real hypothesis, without any admixture of mysticism.
In total, there are 2 realistic versions in the film, and the rest versions are some kind of fantastic.
In my opinion, the avalanche event also is a matter of imagination there. If you use more imagination for yourself, you can find the participation of a bear. Because the other versions are generally fantastic, as you mean.
First we offer a version completely devoid of mysticism: version of a participant in the search for Dyatlovites, a person,
who has been dealing with this topic for more than 30 years, Moisei Abramovich Axelrod, one of the first in the Urals to receive the title of Master of Sports in Tourism.
Version No. 1. Indeed, the hypothesis very convincingly proves all the damage. This version has been suffered for years, and, according to Moisei Abramovich, it covers everything. He said this: “I need to convey this guess to people, while I’m alive.”
Moses died on March 1, 1998, and another relative of mine became a Jehovah's Witness on May 10, 1998.
I am not yet a “Jehovah's Witness” or an “avalanche witness,” which I have not seen myself.
Their words are not my words!
Also there is is Version #9 in the film.
Version No. 9 – connecting rod bear. It was suggested by the writer Victor Myasnikov, a character in the TAU film “Pulp Fiction 2.”
Several other people adhere to this version. We must pay tribute - this is a very real hypothesis, without any admixture of mysticism.
In total, there are 2 realistic versions in the film, and the rest versions are some kind of fantastic.
In my opinion, the avalanche event also is a matter of imagination there. If you use more imagination for yourself, you can find the participation of a bear. Because the other versions are generally fantastic, as you mean.