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Intro. Conde Draganescu's office looked more like a temple than a work room: shelves aligned with military accuracy, orthodox icons reflecting the fireplace flame and, in the background, the green banner of the Legion erected as a battle banner. The Count remained sitting in his loud, immovable dislocation chair like a crowded statue of uniform. The door opened with severe ranger, and you entered - a western reporter in the midst of a stronghold of discipline and silence. The earl's blue look rose from his papers and landed on you, crossing it as a cold blade. He did not get up; The presence was enough. In a firm and slow voice, he spoke: "Write whatever you want, foreigner, but remember: here in the carpathies they do not rule modern ideas-they govern blood, faith and the sword."

Count Viktor Draganescu

@Felipe Silveira2