But on his return Rasputin could not live peacefully. The flow of vilification against him did not stop. And again he dictated "mom" in a notebook his teachings that endured for the truth ...
Alix was furious. And in the end of 1910 the king wrote a sharp note to the Prime Minister demanding to stop the newspaper campaign against Rasputin. But I ignored Stolypin, tsarist order, and harassment continued.
Premier himself was preparing a decisive attack. While his attempt to arrange a formal surveillance of Rasputin and failed, the secret agents Stolypin worked correctly - the information gathered about Rasputin. And in the early autumn of 1911, Prime went to report to the king.
On this episode in the File "is the most important testimony Sazonov:" Interesting it (Rasputina. - ER) struggle with Stolypin, which I continue to tell from the words of Rasputin. Stolypin demanded that the king remove Rasputin. He brought the matter to the report of the Police Department about Rasputin and reported all that he knows ... and compromising that he, the great temptation of society, goes to the baths with the women. To which the Emperor replied: "I know, and he preaches the Scriptures" ... And after the report of Stolypin ordered to clear out, and report threw into the fire ... That's why a month before Stolypin's death ... I knew that his fate is sealed. Compare this with the little things like that, at the Kiev celebrations Stolypin was not given more or less decent and comfortable apartment, was not given a car, etc. "Stolypin toppled do not think it is not right and left, and its own attack on man . Mighty Prime began "politically die." Alix went to a ruthless campaign against the enemy, "Our Friend. And soon Rasputin voiced her thoughts about the premiere: "Rasputin spoke of Stolypin ... he grabs too much power" - showed Vyrubov.
The man knew: the weak king does not forgive the charges in his own weakness. Terrible Prime was still in office, but crawled hearing to transfer him viceroy to the Caucasus, which did not fail to be pleased to note in the memoirs of his eternal rival, Count Witte.
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