The Most Famous Ghosts and Spirits

Since childhood, we have heard frightening stories about ghosts — souls that, for some reason, did not make it to the afterlife and continue to coexist alongside the living. Some of them behave peacefully and even friendly, while others, on... the contrary, strive with all their might to take revenge on people for past sins... They roam, howling, through cemeteries and estates, frightening hotel guests and library visitors. Many legendary castles and palaces have their own ghost, which becomes an integral part of their popularity. Read the book, and you will find stories about noisy spirits, vengeful ghosts, weeping banshees, and innocent children — mailingars. There are also legends about the world-famous lady in white and the black monk from Pontefract, the headless horseman, and
the Empress wandering through the Winter Palace. A separate chapter is dedicated to Moscow's ghosts: the laughing spirit living in a Stalinist skyscraper, the Bulgakov House on Bolshaya Sadovaya, and the phantom of Lavrentiy Beria's car on Malaya Nikitskaya await you on the pages.