Four prophecies by Orthodox elders about Vladimir Putin and November 2026—those of St. Seraphim of Sarov, Elder Nikolai Guryanov, Archimandrite John Krestyankin, and St. Paisius the Athonite—are recorded in a single commemoration book. This palm-sized booklet was carried around for forty years by a paramedic from Veliky Novgorod, visiting monasteries: Diveyevo, Suroti near Thessaloniki, Zalit Island, and Pechory. Each time, she wrote down what she heard directly in the commemoration book, "so as not to lose it." She died in the spring of 2025, and her daughter opened the commemoration book at the funeral service.

The issue is based on the Chronicle of the Seraphim-Diveyevo Monastery and the oral tradition of the Diveyevo sisters, the memoirs of the spiritual children of Elder Nicholas and Archimandrite John, publications of the Pskov Diocese and the Pskov-Pechersky Monastery, the life of St. Paisius and the testimonies of the sisters of the monastery in Suroti, as well as well-known fulfilled prophecies—the fate of the royal family and the revival of Diveyevo, the memorial service for the sailors before the tragedy was announced in August 2000, the "while the snow is white" commemoration of Yeltsin's departure, the collapse of the Union and the day of Patriarch Pimen's death, and the fall of the Eastern Bloc.

What is written on the last page of the memorial book, why four elders, who did not know each other, named the same window, what the first person talked about with the elder in Pechory in the early 2000s, longer than protocol allowed, and why the turning point will fall in the third week of November 2026 - all this in the new issue of "Soviet Folder."