The self-sacrifice of Emperor Nicholas II. Memories of the Tsar"s dentist Sergey Kostritsky
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Kostitsky repeatedly, starting from 1903 (!) G., provided qualified dental assistance to all members of the royal family ... It was for the sake of their treatment that he came to Petrograd in January 1917, and in October he reached Tobolsk, receiving the permission of Kerensky. There is evidence that he changed the crowns to the emperor. With all this, the modern investigation found that the most found in the piglet of the so -called Yekaterinburg remains for the most part (worthy of surprise!) - with untreated teeth, at the skull No. 4 attributed to Nicholas II, were in a terrible state, affected by the zinga "( S. 11) In addition to the publication of the diary S.S. The Kostritsky collection contains the following articles and materials: Simonova I.A. The appearance and socio-political views of the sovereign Emperor Nicholas II according to the memoirs of his Majesty"s dentist S.S. Kostitsky, additional forensic dental examination, Boyko-General V.V. Why was the Russian Orthodox Empire, Elpetevsky A.V. Russian compatriots in the Spanish -speaking countries, Simonova I.A. The dentist of his Imperial Majesty: about Sergey Sergeevich Kostritsky and others
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ISBN:978-5-4249-0083-6
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