The Last Days of the Romanovs : Tragedy at Ekaterinburg (Hardcover)

from Kasthu

The Last Days of the Romanovs is the story of the last fourteen-ish days of the lives of the Romanov family during their stay at Ipatiev House (aka "The House of Special Purposes") in Yekaterinburg (oddly, Rappaport spells it as "Ekaterinburg" here), up until their murder two weeks later, on July...

from sunnycouger

Everyone knows the rough story of the Romanov's and most people have at least a passing familiarity with the story of Anastasia. This book didn't deal with the myth, only briefly mentioning it near the end of the book after the facts were covered. The book deals with the Romanov family's imprison...

from Kegsoccer

I freely admit to not knowing all that much about the Romanovs or their time in history. Though I must mention that my favorite Disney movie growing up was "Anastasia." I loved the idea that the girl had somehow survived the massacre. This book is an eye opening look at what really happened, and ...

from irsslex

This is a fascinating account, told in meticulous detail, about what exactly the title of the book is: the last days of the Romanovs. It was obviously well researched, but frankly what struck me most was the vicious and cruel way that the Romanovs were ultimately disposed of. It's as if they were...

from irsslex

This is a fascinating account, told in meticulous detail, about what exactly the title of the book is: the last days of the Romanovs. It was obviously well researched, but frankly what struck me most was the vicious and cruel way that the Romanovs were ultimately disposed of. It's as if they were...