A shaken throne. Truth about attempts on Alexander III
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After the death of Emperor Alexander II in the Romanov family, the process of real demarcation began. The whole environment of Alexander III knew who and why organized the murder of the king-liberator, but was inactive until A.A. Polovtsov "institutions on the imperial surname". According to the new law, the offspring of the princely families lost the status of "imperial highnesses", turning into the category of "princes of imperial blood", and could not claim the throne. The eminent relatives did not want to put up with the deprivation of previous privileges. As a result, two attempts on Alexander III - March 1, 1887 and October 17, 1888 - were generously funded, professionally organized and fell only due to random circumstances.
The book discusses previously unknown investigative materials and correspondence, the details of the organization of attempts, undoubtedly testifying to their custom character. The author shows particular interest to the terrorist attack with the participation of the older brother V.I. Lenin Alexander Ulyanov - as an event that had serious consequences in the historical perspective
The book discusses previously unknown investigative materials and correspondence, the details of the organization of attempts, undoubtedly testifying to their custom character. The author shows particular interest to the terrorist attack with the participation of the older brother V.I. Lenin Alexander Ulyanov - as an event that had serious consequences in the historical perspective
Author:
Author:Raul Vitaly Mikhailovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Culture
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Gazeta
Series:
Series: CASE NOT CLOSED
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907028-50-0
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