The Last Days of the Romanovs
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"How Tsar Nicholas II and Russia’s Imperial Family Were Murdered". Introduction by Mark Weber. Chapter I: Prologue. Chapter II: The Stage and the Actors. Chapter III: No Escape: Alexandra Misjudged. Chapter IV: Rasputin the Peasant. Chapter V: “The Tsar is Innocent”. Chapter VI: Exile in Siberia. Chapter VII: Moscow and Berlin. Chapter VIII: Via Crucis. Chapter IX: Calvary. Chapter X: “Without Trace”. Chapter XI: “Murder Will Out”. Chapter XII: All the Romanovs. Chapter XIII: The Jackals. Chapter XIV: By Order of the “Tsik”. Chapter XV: The Red Kaiser. Chapter XVI: Epilogue. Appendix A: - The Members of the Imperial Family. - Chronology. - Document from the Chairman of the Ural Soviet Acknowledging the Arrival of the Emperor at Ekaterinburg. - Alphabetical Index of Names. Appendix B: Statement of Pavel Medvedev. Appendix C: A Brief History of Russian Jewry. Appendix D: The Jewish Role in the Early Soviet Regime. Index. [here omitted]
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