Anna Leopoldovna

The daughter of German Duke and the Moscow princess Elizabeth Ekaterina Christine forever left his native Meklenburg at a three-year-old, by the will of the royal aunt changed faith and name, becoming Anna Leopoldovna, and was married to the unloved Braunschweig Prince. For a short moment, fate won the princess to the top of power. Being a reserve with a two-month-month-old son-Emperor, she tried in good faith in public affairs and managed a huge country so graciously, like no one earlier. She was a romantic dreamer, loved to read, and unfriendly people created her a reputation as a capricious, quick-tempered, sloppy and lazy person. Olizaveta Petrovna, who overthrown her "sister, tried to justify the coup with the fight with the" illegal rule "and strike out the history of the name of the rival and her son.
The book of the Doctor of Historical Sciences Igor Kurukina, written on the basis of research, memoirs and archival documents, restores historical justice and makes it possible for its heroine to occupy the incidental place in the series of famous contemporaries