Daglov, 1956, by Dr Viktor Krevdenski

Daglov, 1956, by Dr Viktor Krevdenski

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Horror
First found in 1997, in the abandoned mining town of Daglov, Russia, these documents were handwritten by the man known as Dr Viktor Krevdenski. Found amongst them were also a collection of photographs, apparently taken during his stay there. They tell of his experiences within the town, giving a fascinating, if ominous account of the month he was forced to spend there, busying himself with unravelling the mysterious circumstances he found himself in upon his arrival.
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