Notes of a Gendarme
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The library of the project “History of the Russian State” is the best monuments of world literature recommended by Boris Akunin, which reflects the biography of our countries from its very origins. Alexander Ivanovich Spiridovich (1873–1952)- Major General of a separate corps of gendarmes, an employee of the Moscow and head of the Kyiv security departments. The memoirs of the Spiridovs cover the period from the moment it enters the Arakcheevsky Cadet Corps (1891) and before the revolutionary events of 1905. He was a confidant of the sovereign, led the protection of Emperor Nicholas II and his family in Russia and on foreign trips. His memoirs tell in detail how the tsari security guard with secret agents worked, how the terrorist conspiracies of the Socialist Revolutionaries, the socialists-revolutionaries, the people"s will, etc. were revealed. The Gendarme Notes had a “secret” vulture and were published for the first time only after 1917 in Berlin
Author:
Author:Спиридович А.И.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Culture
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-154786-8
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