Thirteen years at the Russian court (a personal record of the last years and death of the Czar Nicholas II. and his family)

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In the twilight of imperial Russia, as the Romanov dynasty faced unprecedented turmoil, Pierre Gilliard offers a rare glimpse into the intimate world of Czar Nicholas II and his family. "Thirteen Years at the Russian Court" is a compelling personal record that captures the complexities of royal life amid political upheaval. Gilliard, serving as the tutor to the Czarevitch, reveals the family's struggles with their public image and the weight of their legacy, interwoven with poignant moments of familial devotion. This document is essential for students and historians alike, providing insights into the unyielding pressures of monarchy and the human cost of revolution. Explore the intricacies of loyalty and duty in this captivating narrative that chronicles the end of an era.