Rasputin: Between Virtue & Sin

RT's exclusively talks to the great granddaughter of Grigory Rasputin, a very controversial figure in Russian history. Some thought he was a genius, the others thought he was a devil. Who is he and what is all the mystery behind him? RT correspondent Oksana Boyko hopes to find an answer.
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[BigManInCanada]

At first glance I thought "Since when was Sarumon Russian?"

[gavalladares]

Who knows? He could be a Saint. I'ts a matter of faith. Saints were also sinners like everybody else. Who can scape to sin? We believe only Jesus and his Holy Mother.

He indead was baptisided on blood. A martir. like many

[orafaelnl]

@princessofjasoom Any healthy living being desires Life to continue on, so what's needed for it is inevitably a need for him or her or whatever.

[princessofjasoom]

For some women, not all, perhaps.

That's what men like to think because men are rapists by nature. They want to think that a woman needs them even likes to be roughed around a bit. But the truth is, no man incl. Freud and this male 'expert' knows what a woman thinks or needs.

But as an individualist I can only speak for myself. Perhaps I am the only one in the world who would rather see a man strung up, beaten into submission than have him manhandle me.

[killgreed]

How dare he pleasure all those Women?!

[joeldoop10]

2:00 fallout new vegas

[AGpixar2000]

can we please get a new narrator

[TemnayaVlast]

@centervilletn

Watch the russian movie "agony" here on youtube. Completely accurate and realistic, good movie.

[kimplin]

this is a very good educational documentary. I enjoyed watching this.

[RukoHanaji]

All these comments about Sarumon makes me want to point out that Christopher Lee also played Rasputin in 1966. :D