Chronorally. Belarus

"...Another incredible story happened in the town of Vileyka in Belarus in 1976. 50-year-old bus driver Valentin Kovalchuk was almost run over out of nowhere who undertook a six year old child.

"It fell from the sky!" - repeated the driver in the police station, where he was taken together with tear-stained toddler.

The boy was really unusual: strangely dressed, barefoot, he expressed himself in a strange, although the Slavic language, called themselves Johnny and looked completely confused. Called a child psychologist and translator.

After a few hours they reached a conclusion: the baby developed normally, he speaks in old-Polish language, argues that "lives on the farm with mom". According to him, he was mowing the grass when all of a sudden "from the sky came a bright yellow ball." Then he remembered nothing.

The bus that almost hit that kid, he took over the "scary monster": like the machines he, apparently, never seen. According to experts, the mentally normal boy experienced "stress, which was transformed into a child's mind in a dreamlike, mystical way."

Since figure out who he is and where he came from, they failed, it was recommended that "a medical examination in hospital."

After the hospital, Janek was in one of the Minsk orphanages. He missed his parents, but no matter how trying the Belarusian law enforcement officers to find them, nothing happened. Strange foundling no one was looking. And only historian from Minsk Leonid Starevich put forward incredible, but all explaining hypothesis: the child arrived to Belarus from... the eighteenth century, when there was another state - Rzeczpospolita.

Fate Janek was such: he enrolled at the Minsk University, and after graduation he moved to Warsaw, where he became a teacher of history and geography. Modern Polish language, he learned a couple of days and spoke it like a native".

As it turned out, subsequently, the reprint has appeared in many Newspapers "Trud-7", "Soyuznoe Veche", "Zvyazda", etc. In one of the sources specified, for example "archive candidate. f.-M. B. Valentine Naryshkina (Zelenograd, Moscow, RF)". The search of the historian with the same name was always on a copy of this article in the Internet, which means that with high probability there was neither the historian nor Janek...

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