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Tsar: The Lost World of Nicholas and Alexandra
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Gorgeous.
There are no other words to describe this book. The photographs - from the last Tsar and his family in the 1900s and from Russia today - are breathtaking. No one can see them without wanting to visit Russia! And lots of family pictures have only been published in this book.
The text is fine - this was one of the first books I read about the Romanovs, so had a lot of great, easy to read information (apart from the conspiracy theories, Peter Kurth believed in Anna Anderson until he passed away - which was after the "dubious" DNA testing and before all the bodies of the children were recovered), but nothing in depth.
Highly recommended!
There are no other words to describe this book. The photographs - from the last Tsar and his family in the 1900s and from Russia today - are breathtaking. No one can see them without wanting to visit Russia! And lots of family pictures have only been published in this book.
The text is fine - this was one of the first books I read about the Romanovs, so had a lot of great, easy to read information (apart from the conspiracy theories, Peter Kurth believed in Anna Anderson until he passed away - which was after the "dubious" DNA testing and before all the bodies of the children were recovered), but nothing in depth.
Highly recommended!
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Reading Progress
Finished Reading
February 17, 2009
– Shelved
October 12, 2009
– Shelved as:
biographies-and-memoirs
October 31, 2009
– Shelved as:
photographs
November 16, 2009
– Shelved as:
russian-history
