Yuko Meanor

The Rise And Fall Of The Romanov Dynasty Yuko Meanor

Reigning from 1894 to 1917, Nicholas II was the last emperor of Russia. His rule served as the bookends between what were essentially two Russian empires; the one that his forefathers carved out through imperial ambition and the one dictated by the zealous communists of the Soviet Union bent on socialist expansion. Nicholas was by most accounts a conflicted ruler; a man viewed as kind and generous in his mannerisms yet alleged to be greatly disconnected and apathetic toward the subjects he was supposed to rule over.
In this Book About The Romanovs, you will discover:
- The Early Life of the Tsar
- The Last Tsar's Rise to Power
- The Russo-Japanese War and the Massacre of Bloody Sunday
- Nicholas's Reforms and the Introduction of Rasputin
- Nicholas II and the Onset of the Great War
- The Fall of Grigori Rasputin: Russia's Scapegoat and the Romanovs' Trusted Advisor
- The Final Years for Nicholas II as Tsar of Russia
- From Tsar to Citizen: The Abdication of Nicholas II
- A Country in Transition and the Romanovs' Arrest
- The Execution of Nicholas II and the Romanov Family
- And much, much more!
Find out how this last Russian tsar rose to power and oversaw the end of a 300-year family dynasty as it teetered, tottered, and finally fell over the edge of oblivion. This is the story of Tsar Nicholas II.