The abandoned royal family. Tsarskoe Selo - Tobolsk - Yekaterinburg. 1917-1918
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Sergey Vladimirovich Markov - representative of the White emigration, monarchist, former officer. In the First World War, he volunteered at 16 and 1917, he met a very young eighteen -year -old cornet, but with heavy front -line wounds and St. George crosses for courage.
Sergey Markov served in the Crimean equestrian regiment, whose chief was Empress Alexandra Fedorovna, carefully, motherly related to her officers, including the “little” Markov, as she called him. The former Cornet retained devotion to his “sovereign chef” for life. He was one of the few officers trying to do at least something in order to save the royal family, who was under arrest after the February Revolution, even went to Tobolsk after the exiled empress and her relatives. Alas, watching from afar for the arrested, unable to help, was unbearably difficult. And the boy, the boy, would not even manage to provide effective assistance in their liberation, without exposing the lives of the royal family of danger.
In 1928, the book of Sergei Markov’s memoirs “abandoned royal family”, in which he talks about everything experienced during the Russian revolution, about people from the closest encirclement of the royal family and how they opened on terrible days of the people"s A rebellion, about the civil war began in Russia and about the overthrown crowned people, who had no one to help in the last days of life
Sergey Markov served in the Crimean equestrian regiment, whose chief was Empress Alexandra Fedorovna, carefully, motherly related to her officers, including the “little” Markov, as she called him. The former Cornet retained devotion to his “sovereign chef” for life. He was one of the few officers trying to do at least something in order to save the royal family, who was under arrest after the February Revolution, even went to Tobolsk after the exiled empress and her relatives. Alas, watching from afar for the arrested, unable to help, was unbearably difficult. And the boy, the boy, would not even manage to provide effective assistance in their liberation, without exposing the lives of the royal family of danger.
In 1928, the book of Sergei Markov’s memoirs “abandoned royal family”, in which he talks about everything experienced during the Russian revolution, about people from the closest encirclement of the royal family and how they opened on terrible days of the people"s A rebellion, about the civil war began in Russia and about the overthrown crowned people, who had no one to help in the last days of life
Author:
Author:Марков С.В.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Culture
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-227-09880-1
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