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Does the underground library in Moscow really exist?
Moscow is located at the rugged corner of moscow river, and there are as many as 150 underground rivers under moscow river. There are many unknown secrets in these buildings flowing along the underground river.

The Moscow government knew something about these buildings, but never mentioned them, which aroused the infinite curiosity of the local people. So some explorers went to explore the reasons. So, Ivan Reddy's underground library is the most mysterious!

There are famous buildings in the center of Moscow, such as Kremlin, Russian Orthodox Church and Red Square. In addition to the main building of the Kremlin, Emperor Ivan Ray once built an underground library, which is still regarded as the "holy grail" by experts.

1453 before the destruction of Constantinople, a large number of ancient books were smuggled out of the castle and eventually fell into the hands of Ivan the Great's wife Sophia, for many reasons.

Sophia, the wife of Ivan the Great, secretly transported these ancient books back to Moscow, and then asked the architect Aristotle fiora Wanti to design a secret room, which is the underground library of the Kremlin.

1533, Ivan Reddy, the grandson of Ivan the Great, succeeded to the throne and took charge of everything in the castle. Knowing about the underground library, I took all these books for myself. These books are available in various languages, so I have them translated into Russian. When translating, I didn't let them see the cover of the book, and I didn't easily reveal the location of the book.

Later, in the later period of Ivan Reddy's rule, he launched a terrorist movement to suppress Russian aristocrats. From Peter the Great to Khrushchev, people were sent to search carefully for traces of underground libraries, but nothing was found.

In the 1990s, Moscow Mayor Luzhkov organized a large number of manpower and used metal detectors to conduct many large-scale operations to find the underground library, but his whereabouts were still not found. 1997, historian palos Ivanov announced that he had found the location of the underground library, and died before he could tell the location.

In the early 1960s, Khrushchev organized an action group to look for Ivan Reddy's underground library, but in 1964, Khrushchev resigned and the action group was dissolved immediately. ...