Emperor Paul I, his life and reign
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Pavel I is the most ambiguous and mysterious figure of the Russian Imperial House of the Romanovs. A fan of the Prussian emperor Frederick, the master of the Maltese Order, who died as a result of the conspiracy in which his son was involved, and many rumors and legends went about him after his death. Subsequent generations called him that tyrann, tyrant and “crowned villain”, then, on the contrary, “Russian Hamlet” and the knight of the era.
The book presents the artistic biography of Emperor Paul I, created by the prominent historian of the 19th century N.K. Schilder. This is the most famous biographical work, written in a lively and fascinating language, saturated with the memories of contemporaries and unique signs of the era. The characterization of the ambiguous image of Emperor Paul and his reign is complemented by fragments of the lecture of the master of Russian history V.O. Klyuchevsky
The book presents the artistic biography of Emperor Paul I, created by the prominent historian of the 19th century N.K. Schilder. This is the most famous biographical work, written in a lively and fascinating language, saturated with the memories of contemporaries and unique signs of the era. The characterization of the ambiguous image of Emperor Paul and his reign is complemented by fragments of the lecture of the master of Russian history V.O. Klyuchevsky
Author:
Author:Schilder Nikolai Karlovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
Paper:
Paper:Cooked
Series:
Series: Gift editions. Great rulers of Russia
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-09-042586-5
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