anna pavlova was the great cultural symbol of russia to the entire world. she danced the nutcracker, swan lake, and all those there's always a russian nobleman. there's a christmas that's happy about the cultural challenge to stalin that he could allow to exist. that's what used to gain who are outlined in the book to kill her. once we got to pavlova and organization of what was called lab one by stalin, let us into the so become actual soviet bioweapons production as late as the 1970s, \80{l1}s{l0}\'80{l1}s{l0}, '90s, and now begun again under putin. a we learn there were huge bio were labs not only set up an soviet union but in china. so that took us another year to do the research on china, and that's where the book came about another book in general came about. >> one of the things that struck me that i supposed to make sense after the fact is the extent to which stalin went to cover these things up. so you go through the creation of lab one and then remarkably all of the executioners, save just a very small number of them, were themselves executed. thi

i stumbled upon the of anna pavlova in i learned that annabel bobo kept telling annabel pavlova was the world's greatest dancer and probably the greatest international figure of her time in the 1920s and early 1930s, when annabel blow died, she kept on telling people i was poisoned i was poisoned. the food in paris. she said it over and over again immediately upon climbing into a train it remained a mystery for many years why she the academy award winner of 1932 for best picture is called the grand hotel. and it's about the mysterious of a russian ballerina, loosely based on anna pavlova. so it was one of history's great mysteries. we stumbled upon all of stuff showing the operation of the russian poisoned meringue called gang operating in paris and using anthrax to poison large number of people. it isn't. they were embarrassed by it. they were proud of it. very proud of it. they were all executed by stalin in the end. so once we got pavlova and pavlova was sort of the example of what was happening, she became kind of the heart of the book. why? well, first, pavlova was poisoned. she wa

it is about the mysterious death of a russian ballerina loosely based on anna h pavlova.e stumbled upon showing the nshopper operation of the russin poison ring called iasi was gang operated in paris and using anthrax to poison a large number of people. it isn't that they were embarrassed by their proud of it. very proud of it for their all executed by stalin in the end. once we got pup lola and was the example of what was happening, she became the heart of the book, why? first she was poisoned. he was killed with anthrax. she leads directly into the use of a bio weapons facilities, poisons and so on and continued long pass and a couple of his time to the present. second, she was the embodiment of cultural war. 19208 relate 19205 the soviet union embarked upon suppressing all thoughts, ideas and so on. i had said needs to control the memes of production. the bank, the oil company and so on. it went way beyond that. he said it marxism, the government needs to control the mind of man for the need to control the actual language that he uses. he needs to eliminate stalin said

if we just make a dessert there, which is called anna pavlova yes pavlova , then, most often, almonds there. here we have connected, you see, what a beauty it turned out, well, by and large. i will honestly tell you that meringue, like any other dough, is the most. the main thing is not to despair and keep experimenting keep learning keep trying and everything will definitely work out using a pastry bag for jigging. well, you can, of course, do everything with a spoon, depending on how much you like it, when everything is like this, it turns out, more or less ideal, almost professional, or you like it, e so that it is at home. so we set aside. on baking paper like this. we try to make, of course, the same size in terms of volume , so that they are baked in the same way at our place in time. temperature is also one of the little secrets. ah well really just need to know that meringue does not like high temperature for meringue, the temperature of 140 is the maximum, and this, if we are talking about such cookies in which we have already added almonds, for example, yes, and if we did, a

huge bioweapon facilities of poisons and continued long av anna pavlova's time, in 1928. the soviet union embarked on suppressing all of thoughts, ideas and so on. had said that communism needs to control the mines of production. the bank, oil companies, and so on. way beyond, that -- stalin went beyond, that said government needs to control the mind of man control the actual languageth that he uses. and needsdsge to eliminate stalin said the word god, the word god has to be eliminated by 1935. he embarked on a tremendous kill off. not only political opponents but cultural opponents in russia and western europe. in russia. the account for the some people who produced ballets or they mutt put on music he didn't like, high would do it secretly with bioweapons. anna was great cultural symbol of russia to the world. she danced the nutcracker, swan lake in all those there is a russian noble man or a picture of christmas it is happy, that was a cultural challenge to stalin he could not allow to exist. that is where he is the gaming outlined in book to kill her. >> once we got t