Translated from Russian by Alex Ilyich Goretoy
By Alex Goretoy | February 8, 2008
I will translate pages 3 and 4 to give everyone an idea of what this book is all about.
Goretoy Nikolai Petrovich born 1921, 13th of December in S. Kobylki, Kurskoi oblast.Lost his father when he was 12 years old.
After his arrival from the front 1945 France was baptized in holy spirit and in 1948 was picked for episcopal service. Which he served all his life.
Professionally he was a teacher and an artist, but he was not able to work due to the fact that in CCCP it was not allowed for Christian believers to work in schools. A hundred or so of his biblical paintings were left behind in CCCP, some are scattered in Europe and America. He has also written a lot of hymns and poems.
In 1960 was the first time he was Judged for Gods word. In the accusations: Turned 7 of his children to Christianity and for showing as he is the leader of Christian believer (sekty pyatedisyatnikov) Incarcerated 6 years camp and 5 year prison. After first sitting had stomach ulcers.
Second time of his arrest was in 1979, with the same accusations plus more…
Being at fault before CCCP government for demanding that his family and other Christians alike be allowed to leave CCCP.
Given 8 years in camp and 5 years prison, combined did 14 years.
In year 1987 was released from political movement accusations and after 6 months left the CCCP.
After the second sitting he had heart problems, due to the fact that before his release from the second sitting the prison nurse had poisoned him.
Just as many other Christian people his life was not easy in CCCP. Throughout the KGB investigations Nikolai and his family had to move 25 times. Between Ukraine, Ural, Siberia, Kavkaz, Central Asia and more
Nikolai was blessed with 11 children, his wife Barbara Nikolayevna alive to this day in America. All children and grandchildren are scattered around the United States and Canada.
By all means my grandfather doesn’t deserve all of the credit for doing these great things in the name of Jesus Christ. There are alot of names worth mentioning (by the thousands and even millions of people had a part in this) Ivan Voronayev - started the Pentecostal movement in the South of the Ukraine.*
* http://www.gcc.kherson.ua/en/news/2003/1704d.htm
-Aleksandr Ilyich Goretoy
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Pages 72 - 85 Paintings & Old Family Pictures in between
By Alex Goretoy | February 7, 2008
If you have read this far and just can’t stop reading let me know. I can make an arrangement for you to get a copy somehow.
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Pages 48 - 71
By Alex Goretoy | February 7, 2008
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Pages 22 - 47
By Alex Goretoy | February 7, 2008
UPDATES OR OTHER WEB SERVICES?
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APOCALYPTIC BABYLON - Illustrated by B.Pavlenko - from cover to page #21
By Alex Goretoy | February 7, 2008
I proudly present MY FAMILY STORY (coming to PDF SOON and hopefully translated one day)
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By Alex Goretoy | February 7, 2008
Hello All,
I would like to share something with the whole world. I would like to share my grandfathers’ and alot of other people works that have gone on in(Mother Russia, CCCP) as best as I can. This is a book that has been written about my grandfather “Nikolai Goretoy“. It’s called APOCALYPTIC BABYLON. As of now I am not aware of any translations of this book. I remember a long time ago someone of my relatives told me that during WWII. When Jewish people were hiding from the Nazis our last name got modified slightly to become GoretoY, It was modified by adding the letter G in the beginning and the letter Y on the end to seem not so Jewish or something, I guess. Microsoft Office tries to correct my last name with a space between Gore and Toy. Word games are fun. Thought I’d just throw that in there. This book is in Russian language, 407 page long including the index pages. ISBN 966-7802-30-2 illustrated in year 2005 by B. Pavlenko. Through out my life my father always tells me stories of the days in this book, with Communist KGB agents trying to do anything to stop my grandfather from completing his mission from GOD(that’s what I call it anyways). How the KGB has poisoned my grandfather and others in Russian prison camps, which I believe was the result of his passing 1 year after our family and alot of other Russian families were allowed to leave the Old Communist CCCP and his mission was complete. My grandfather was a great painter. A great leader. One that in prison has earned himself a nickname of “Righteous Judge” or “Rightful Judge” or “Pravidny Sudya” There are quite a few biblical painting by my grandfather out in the wild. You can see a sample after page 80 in this book. I only remember one instance of meeting him when I was young, around 6 years old. After that he was in prison as was my Dad, Ilya Goretoy and alot of others. For there Christian beliefs. Could you imagine having to go to prison for a belief, a belief in GOD? NO, NOT IN AMERICA. All because of one reason. (and maybe a couple more 
If it wasn’t for the past, there would be no future.(Not sure if anyone has said that, but I’m saying it now) For now I guess this is all I have to say, I will try keep these pages up to date in remembrance of my grandfather when I have time. Peace be with you all.
-Alex Goretoy
PS. What I will do is post as much of the book as I can with each post containing 12 pages of the book scanned by me(Aleksandr Ilyich Goretoy) each scanned page consisting of 2 pages of the book. I hope not to get in trouble for this, as I have looked all over the net for this ISBN and wasn’t able to find it. This was the best solution I could think of to get the word out. Please, don’t sue me I’m A Goretoy
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