Witness of Russian Agony Robert Winton. Book 1
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The book tells about the English journalist Robert Vilton (1868–1925), who participated in 1919 in the investigation of the murder of the royal family and members of the Romanov House. It was he who was the first to (in 1920) to announce the details of this atrocity to the whole Mir.
His book, unlike books by other participants in the Siberian investigation subsequently published (N.A. Sokolova, M.K. Diterichs and P.P. Bulygin), according to the breadth of distribution (it came out in English, French, Russian, Russian Danish and Polish), as well as the degree of accessibility (easy to perceive the journalistic style) for readers from various countries the main source of information about the bloody atrocities of the Bolsheviks, in which the author already managed to consider ritual motives.
In the appendix to our publication, the reader will find valuable materials that more fully revealing topics raised by Robert Vilton in his book
His book, unlike books by other participants in the Siberian investigation subsequently published (N.A. Sokolova, M.K. Diterichs and P.P. Bulygin), according to the breadth of distribution (it came out in English, French, Russian, Russian Danish and Polish), as well as the degree of accessibility (easy to perceive the journalistic style) for readers from various countries the main source of information about the bloody atrocities of the Bolsheviks, in which the author already managed to consider ritual motives.
In the appendix to our publication, the reader will find valuable materials that more fully revealing topics raised by Robert Vilton in his book
Author:
Author:Фомин С.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Culture
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4249-0086-0
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