The Hidden Empire of Tartaria

Picture this: Chicago, 1893. In just 18 months, a gleaming white city rises from

the swamps—hundreds of neoclassical palaces, electric lights, canals,

and fountains, all powered by free energy tech that Tesla himself admired. The World’s Columbian

Exposition drew 27 million visitors, then poof—demolished in fires and wrecking balls.

The same happened in Paris 1900, St. Louis 1904, San Francisco 1915: massive,

impossible builds torn down overnight. Official story? Temporary plaster structures for “fairs.”

But photos show solid stone and marble, not cheap props. These weren’t exhibitions—they

were the rediscovered ruins of Tartaria, an advanced empire with antigravity and atmospheric