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1974年4月,苏修两个御用刊物一起出动,打着“科学”幌子,抬出了沙俄间谍军官普尔热瓦尔斯基。《自然》杂志拼凑了此人九十年前率队第四次窜人我国西部地区收集情报时,给沙俄总参谋部的一些呈文、书信和电报,加上精心泡制的按语,直接用普尔热瓦尔斯基的名字发表”。《星火》杂志则让一个“历史学家”出面,利用这些“新资料”大做文章。两刊一唱一和,给这个沙俄军官戴上了什么“亚洲中部的第一个考察者”、“卓越的探险家”、“勇敢的旅行家”、“西藏的哥伦布”等等桂冠,吹嘘他“功勋巨大”,有“许多重大的地理发现”,把这个亡灵捧上了九天!
In April 1974, the Soviet revisionist government issued two royal publications, under the guise of “science”, carrying out the Russian spy officer Przewalski. When Nature magazine put together this man’s fourth report of channeling people’s intelligence gathering in the western region 90 years ago, he gave some articles, correspondence and telegrams to the general staff of Czarist Russia, Levarski’s name is published. “Spark magazine, on the other hand, lets a” historian “come forward and capitalizes on these” new materials. “The two publications sing together to give the Tsar officer what to wear” One Investigator, “” The Exquisite Explorer, “” The Brave Traveler, “and” Columbus of Tibet. “He boasted of” meritorious service “and” many major geographical discoveries. " For nine days!