ud the Truth" 9 recent work by the famous tra ez Sven Hedin published by F. Brock-pause, Leipzig, makes ardent attack on Ossendowski's "Beats. Men and Gods." The writer in the opening chapter re marks that attention was drawn work while in America and jebserving its resemblance to the style which is common with ne paper writing in the dig not think that Public would take Ossendowski's through the mouth of a Living /Budda says Even Hedin, contains re [ference which no living Budda could possibly have known and has certain ly the appearance of being 2 from a book published in 1910 called "Let Amis de Saint-Yves." The two narratives are compared in parallel columns by Sven Hedin and while there are a great many differences the resemblances are too numerous to be overlooked. The legend moreover does not belong to Mongolia, but to. the western Himalayas.
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