Wolf Messing: predictions about Russia

Wolf Messing's biography is interesting to millions of people, because about 50 years ago the whole Europe spoke about it. During his life, he became acquainted with such outstanding people as Sigmund Freud and Albert Einstein, who considered him the most outstanding prophet of the twentieth century, earned the hatred of Adolf Hitler, who appointed a fabulous rewards for his head, and also achieved the status of Stalin's personal prophet.

Strange as it may seem, it was the "leader of the peoples" who had a hard time associating with people, appreciated the abilities of the Polish psychic, repeatedly using Messing's predictions about the future for his own purposes. It was at his command that Wolf was allowed to continue the concert activity, during which he was able to demonstrate his talent to the masses.

Basic data

Despite the diversity of talents, it is the ability to Providence played a key role in the life of the psychic. It is noteworthy that Wolf himself, whose predictions stunned the whole world, at first did not even know that he knows how to see the future, and even in the future was not too fond of predictions.

Soviet science denied the very possibility of the existence of telepathy, and that is why Wolf's impressive abilities have not been thoroughly studied. Modern researchers allow the possibility that there are some unknown predictions of Messing, but they are so impressive that they are still hidden from the masses under the label "secret".

Childhood

Wolf Grigorievich Hershkowitz (Messing) was born on September 10, 1899 in the small Polish town of Gura-Kalwaria, not far from Warsaw. The Jewish family of the boy was very numerous and poor. Since childhood, Wolf had to work hard.

It is noteworthy that his childhood passed under the close supervision of his parents, who feared that a boy suffering from sleepwalking could cause himself significant harm in a dream. Nevertheless, the father came up with an extraordinarily simple way to cure Wolff. For this, near the bed of his son, he placed a basin of water, and when the boy, going to get out of bed, lowered his legs into him, he immediately woke up. This method over time gave an irreproachable result - Wolf completely cured.

Studying in Heder

Being religious people, and up to fanaticism, Wolf's parents kept all holidays and fasts.

Therefore, when the question arose of teaching Wolff, he was immediately sent to school at the synagogue, the religious atmosphere of which had a great influence on the fragile psyche of the child. It is noteworthy that the impressions that Wolff received in the classroom, the houses were only strengthened because of the fanatical faith in the God of his parents, which not only made the boy extremely devout, but also had a disastrous effect on his nervous system.

Wolff easily remembered those prayers that were given to other children quite hard. This was the reason for his meeting with Sholom Aleichem, who advised his father to continue his son's training in the yeshibote, nevertheless the boy himself did not show such a desire and it was then that Wolff's parents decided to resort to a small deception for the benefit of their unreasonable son who did not realize the child In their opinion, luck.

Translated to Yeshybot

The father persuaded his acquaintance to play the role of one of God's envoys before Wolff, and when the boy went home, buying cigarettes for his father in the store, he saw a tall figure in white who told him that his future consists in serving God. After this incident, the boy told his parents that he was ready to continue his studies.

The institution, where it was now necessary to continue training, was in another city. Getting rid of the excessive influence of his parents, Wolff calmed down, his psyche gradually began to return to normal. In the second year of training, he saw a man in Yeshybote who seemed vaguely familiar to him. It was in him that the boy recognized the very "God's messenger" whom he met near the house. Realizing that his parents cheated, he immediately fled the school, but did not want to return home.

The first manifestation of the gift

With a capital of nine kopecks Messing, whose predictions later will make him famous throughout the world, went to the nearest railway station and, going into the first train, got under the bench. As it turned out later, the train went to Berlin. Checking, inspecting tickets from passengers, noticed the boy and asked to present a ticket.

Frightened that he would be thrown off the train, the boy handed the conductor the first piece of paper he had come across, hoping that he would regret it and allow him to go on. It is possible to imagine Wolf's surprise when the conductor with seriousness not only took the piece of paper, but also, having punched it, was surprised to ask why the boy was going under the bench.

Moving to Berlin

The train, in which the boy was traveling, went to Berlin. Feeling constantly hungry, he settled himself as a laborer in a house for visitors. Despite the heavy workload, he received extremely little money, as a result of which he had to save almost everything, which eventually led to a hungry fainting.

The boy was taken to a hospital where doctors stated death from hunger. Nobody would have recognized Wolf Messing's predictions about the future of Russia if one of the students who had been practicing at the morgue at the hospital did not notice that Wolff was still contracting his heart muscles, albeit very weakly.

The body of the boy began to study Professor Abel, who was extremely popular at that time neuropathologist in Germany, amazed by the amazing phenomenon. Wolff regained consciousness only on the third day. The professor told him in detail not only about where he is, but also how long he spent without movement. Then Wolf did not yet suspect that getting to know Abel would play a key role in his life.

Carrying out experiments

Professor Abel during the examination of the boy, when he was unconscious, drew attention to the fact that his body behaves quite differently than most people in a state of lethargic sleep. This case was extremely interesting to him and, having enlisted the support of his colleague Schmitt, he suggested the guy, once he gets stronger, to undergo a series of paid experiments, during which he had to independently enter himself into a state of complete paralysis so that the doctors could comprehensively study his phenomenon .

Wolff, agreed, almost without hesitation, because for such an unburdened job he received 5 marks a day, which were for him a fabulous sum for that time.

Working with the professor, Wolf began to think about the nature of his gift and gradually engage in self-development.

Work in the circus

The constant training of the gift enabled the boy to raise his consciousness to a new level. After completing the research, Abel, attached to the boy, assigned him an impresario - Mr. Zelmeystra, whose main task was the employment of Wolf in the famous circus of Bush, where he received the post of fakir. His duties were that, while piercing him with sharp objects, he had to mentally turn off his pain sensations. In the final part of the program, an actor depicted a millionaire.

Then on the scene appeared "robbers" who carried out the murder of the rich man and distributed to the audience his "jewels" with a request to hide them in any part of the hall. After that, Wolf came to the stage, which, to the surprise of the public, unmistakably pointed to their location. This number brought Messing the first success with the audience, who were impressed by his talent.

The end of circus activity

Despite the outbreak of the First World War, nothing has changed in Wolf's life. He still performed in the circus. The only change was the program of the speech. Now the "robbers" took things from the public and, piling them into a pile, offered the boy to distribute them to the owners.

During the time Messing spent in the circus, he managed not only to earn the favor of the audience, but also to make a name for himself. 1915 was marked for Messing by a trip to the first independent tour, which was organized by his impresario. Speeches brought him a stunning success, so he was able to end forever the circus life and start an independent life.

Acquaintance with Freud and Einstein

During the tour in Vienna Messing was visited by Albert Einstein and, having become interested in the unusual abilities of the 16-year-old boy, invited him to his place. At the house of Einstein Wolf was met by another man friend of the master Sigmund Freud - a talented doctor and psychologist who created his own theory of psychoanalysis. Einstein told him about an outstanding teenager, and he wanted to personally look at him.

It was Freud who suggested Messing to carry out a series of experiments, thanks to which he managed to become Wolff's personal inductor, transmitting his mental orders to him. In the future Messing, the predictions of which almost always came true, became known throughout the world.

Service in the army and meeting with Pilsudski

He went on a big four-year tour, during which he visited all the most important European countries. In 1921 he returned to Poland as a wealthy and famous person.

Since he became an adult, he was called to serve in the Polish army. Whence on one of the days on the orders of his commander he went to the reception to Józef Piłsudski. With all of society, Wolf's abilities were tested, after which Pilsudski, who was superstitious enough, turned to Messing with a personal request, which Wolf himself is silent about, only casually mentioning it in his memoirs.

Life in Poland

Thanks to his personal acquaintance with the head of the Polish state, Messing was not burdened with military service. He again began to experiment in the field of psychology. Hiring a new impresario, he continued his tour of European countries.

To the famous psychic people began to address with private requests - to resolve problems in family relations, to find stolen valuables and much more.

As an example, one can cite the case in the castle of Count Czartoryski - he helped to find a diamond brooch, which the idiot son of a servant hid in a bear-like scarecrow.

Hitler's "Personal Enemy"

Speaking in 1937 in one of the Polish theaters, Messing Wolf Grigorievich, whose predictions often came true, suggests that Hitler will die if he begins to advance his troops to the East. About this prediction the Fuhrer learned quickly enough, because he immediately published all the Polish publications.

Hitler's hatred intensified even more after talking with his astrologer Eric Ganussen, from which he learned that Messing is not a charlatan and really has amazing abilities. Once the two psychic crossed on tour and tried to penetrate each other's thoughts. Despite the fact that they almost immediately broke up, but Eric left the impression of a complete loss in this silent duel.

After this story, Hitler announced that now Messing had become his personal enemy. For his capture, even 210 thousand DM were assigned.

The capture of Poland by German troops

After the German army crossed the Polish border (September 1, 1939 ), thus commemorating the outbreak of World War II, Messing, knowing of the Führer's resentment, decided to flee Poland.

The place where his childhood passed was soon occupied by the fascists, having organized a ghetto in it. Wolfe Messing managed to move from his native village to Warsaw, and all his relatives - the father and three brothers - were arrested and killed in Majdanek. At the same time, Messing himself was glad that his mother did not live to see this terrible day and did not see the torment of her relatives, having died much earlier from a heart rupture.

Arrest

In the Polish capital, Messing found refuge with one of the meat traders. Despite the observed secrecy, one day Messinga is arrested. Wolff tried to convince the fascists that he was just a poor artist, but on one of the posters massively posted on the streets of the city, he was identified by a German officer.

Confused, Messing did not manage to take advantage of his amazing abilities. He was taken to the station and locked in one of the cells. Only there Wolf fully realized that if he did not manage to escape as quickly as possible, he would soon be killed. Psychologically, he could again use his amazing gift - all the Germans, obedient to his mental order, gathered in his cell. Messing himself, previously without movement, got up from his cot and quickly stepped outside, closing the camera on the bolt.

After such a strong nervous surge, the forces completely left him, he could not even walk down the steps and leave the building. Then he decided to make a risky jump from the second floor window, hoping only for luck, and she did not let him down. Messinga with injured legs was picked up by compassionate people and taken him out of the city under a haystack. Having recovered his strength a little, Messing crossed the Western Bug on a boat and found himself on the territory of the USSR.

The beginning of a new life

Of course, he crossed the border of the Soviet Union at his own peril and risk. Knowledge of the Russian language was minimal, because of which at first it was hard enough for him. However, thanks to the phenomenal memory, he easily coped with his study. Despite the fact that Messing with his speeches was not too well known in the USSR, there was one person (the head of the department of arts Abrasimov), who supported his attempts to start life from scratch.

At the risk of his successful career, he issues an order to include Messing in the artistic brigade, which served the residents of the Brest region. After that, the life of the psychic gradually began to enter the usual course for him. In 1940, he was sent to Minsk, where he, after several extremely successful performances, went on tour throughout the territory of modern Belarus.

Acquaintance with Stalin

The glory of Wolff as the most interesting and mysterious person continued to spread across the territory of the USSR. That is why Messing was not too surprised when at one of the concerts he gave in Gomel, several people in uniform caps took him right in the middle of the concert, apologizing to the audience. In his memoirs, Messing recalls that the event that followed this played a decisive role in his life. As it turned out later, people brought him to Stalin, to which Wolfe Messing's individual predictions about the future of Russia came. When he met face-to-face with the "leader of the peoples," he declared that he wore it in his arms and, seeing Stalin's surprise, explained that it happened on May 1 at the demonstration, thus discharging a rather tense situation.

According to Wolf's memoirs, he met the head of the USSR more than once. At one such meeting, Stalin asked him to check whether he really has the abilities people are talking about, and Messing agreed. The essence of the first check was that the psychic, acting on the cashier of the bank, could receive money without a check, and Wolff brilliantly coped with this task. He presented an elderly cashier a blank notebook, "acquainted" with which, the latter gave him the required amount of 100 thousand rubles. Employees of the NKVD, who observed the experience from the side, immediately returned the money to the bank. An elderly cashier, realizing what had happened, was hospitalized with a heart attack.

Stalin, however, did not convince such a test. He suggested that the cashier consisted of a telepath in collusion. Therefore, he gave Wolf even more difficult task - to penetrate into the Kremlin without documents, but the telepath managed to do it impeccably. Later he answered the questions of the "leader of the peoples" that he inspired the guards that he was Beria.

Telling in his memoirs about a meeting with the "leader of the peoples", Messing briefly mentions that Stalin was most interested in his life in Poland and the opinion of the most prominent people of that time.

Prediction, which saved the life of Stalin's son

Messing Wolf Grigorievich predicted about Russia considered his hobby and almost never kept their records. However, in his memoirs, he points out that thanks to his gift he was able to save the life of Stalin's son - Vasily. The fact that the young man was going to go to Sverdlovsk by airplane. Wolf warned Stalin about the impending catastrophe, and he ordered his son to go by train. It is noteworthy that the plane really fell from a great height

Acquaintance with Khrushchev

In the late 40-ies the telepath will get acquainted with Nikita Khrushchev, who has repeatedly heard talk about the true predictions of Messing about the future of Russia. During the tour of Wolff in Ukraine, he was accompanied by Comrade Bulgarin himself, who at that time occupied the post of Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the USSR. His main task was to deliver Messing to Khrushchev as soon as possible. As it turned out later, a high-ranking official disappeared in Moscow, who had a number of secret documents with him. Upon learning of the loss of papers, Stalin was enraged and gave only 3 days to be found.

Wolff was brought to the office of the missing official, where he had knowledge: he saw a village with a river and a sagging bridge. To find a place experts from the local lore were helped to whom Wolf described in detail what he had seen. Documents eventually found next to the body of the deceased official.

After the "leader of the peoples" died, interest in Messing's talent decreased significantly. The fact is that he had a conflict with Nikita Khrushchev, who did not forgive the telepath of the fact that he refused to speak at a party congress with a speech written beforehand for him. Khrushchev wanted the people to hear Wolf Messing's predictions about Russia, in which he had to declare that he had seen Lenin in a dream who allegedly asked Stalin's body to be removed from the Mausoleum.

Messing said that he does not believe in spiritualism and does not communicate with the dead. After such a categorical refusal, Wolf immediately began to have problems with performances. People who wanted to personally hear the predictions of Wolf Messing about the future, wrote him a lot of letters, but after Khrushchev banned his concert activity, the psychic fell into depression. He tried to hide from people, especially since at the same time he started serious health problems.

Predictions of Messing about Russia

Messing's biography abounds with many interesting incidents, but in fact it is not so rich in episodes where Wolf mentions the future of the USSR. Despite this, some of Messing's predictions about the future of Russia have survived to this day. For example:

• Wolf predicted the end of the Great Patriotic War, calling the exact date of its end - May 8, 1945. This became known to Stalin, who believed in the prediction of Messing. The year for Russia was extremely difficult, but the Soviet troops did not stop the offensive and yet reached Berlin. As you know, the act of surrendering Germany was signed on May 8, 1945, and on May 9, 1945 it became the official date of the celebration of the victory over fascism. This holiday is still considered as one of the most significant in Russia. Messing even received thanks from Stalin for such a precise prediction. It is noteworthy that Messing himself did a lot for the victory. Despite the fact that his salary in the USSR was significantly different from what he earned in the European tour, he still gave all his savings for the construction of several military aircraft. The construction of the first was carried out in 1942, and the second - in 1944.
• At one of the performances at the NKVD club, where everyone present wanted to hear with his ears the predictions of Wolf Messing about Russia, the psychic got the question about what he thinks about the Soviet-German pact. After a brief reflection, the psychic said that he sees tanks with red stars on the streets of Berlin. Somehow Messing's predictions about Russia became known to Germany, which expressed to the Soviet government bewilderment about what had happened.
• Thousands of people wrote to the seer of the letter with requests to tell what had happened to their relatives, but he flatly refused to answer them.
• One of the most outstanding predictions of the telepath was the prophesy of Stalin's death. Being on a personal reception with the "leader of the peoples", Messing asked him to reduce the persecution of Jews and, having received a stiff refusal, said that the head of the USSR would die on a Jewish holiday. It is noteworthy that Stalin's death really coincided with the Jewish holiday Purim, having fallen on March 5, 1953.

Predictions about Ukraine

Oddly enough, about the future events in Ukraine about 50 years ago also mentioned Wolf Messing. Predictions about Ukraine boiled down to the fact that, despite all the people's attempts to unleash a war, the third world will no longer exist. The prophet said this at a concert in Uzhgorod, trying to warn people about the consequences that their rash actions can lead to.

I would like to believe that this amazing man, as always, will be right, and all attempts to unleash the Third World War will be futile.

Personal life

A year before the end of the Great Patriotic War, after a speech in front of workers and wounded in Novosibirsk, Wolfe was approached by a young woman who reproached him for not addressing the people in an opening speech before the concert, and Messing suggested that the girl next read it himself . This was the first time that Wolf met with Aida Mikhailovna, his future wife.

For a long time she went with him to all the performances, but with age her health deteriorated. At one of the checks, the doctors ascertained a cancer tumor. Despite the pains they experienced, they continued to tour, flatly refusing to go to the hospital. Returning after one of the concert tours home, Messing had to carry her from the train in her arms, as Aida could not go on her own. The luminaries of Soviet science - Nikolai Blokhin and Iosif Kassirsky - came urgently to their home. Despite all their beliefs, Wolf confidently stated that Aida would not help anything anymore - she would die on August 2, 1960 in the evening, at seven o'clock, and, unfortunately, as always, he was right.

Buried his wife, Messing fell into the deepest depression. He became uninteresting to live, and he hardly forced himself to do even elementary things.

From that day on, Wolf began to perceive his abilities as a curse. About a year he did not leave the walls of his house and did not communicate with anyone except his dogs and his wife's sister, who all this time continued to look after him. Over time, the pain of loss subsided, and Messing gradually resumed the concert program, believing that from communication with people it becomes much easier.

In the sixties, he was awarded the title of Honored Artist of the RSFSR, which he was very happy, believing that his phenomenal abilities will finally begin to be studied by specialists. However, it turned out that this prediction did not come true.

last years of life

At the end of his life, Messing was severely disturbed by his legs, injured during the escape from the fascists. It took an urgent operation, for which took one of the most famous physicians of the USSR - VI Burakovsky. Before leaving for the hospital, Messing, whose predictions almost always came true, stood before his portrait and with several witnesses said that he would never return home.

Despite the fact that the operation went well, Messing unexpectedly refuses the kidneys and stops the heart. The great telepath died on October 8, 1974. And Messing was buried at Vostryakovskoe cemetery in Moscow, where anyone can visit his grave.