Rescuing the Czar (Large Print Edition)

Smythe, James P.

Biographies & Memoirs

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Rescuing the Czar

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Rescuing the Czar: Two Authentic Diaries arranged and translated

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Legare Street Press

Pinnacle Press

Echo Library

"Is the former Czar and his Imperial family still alive? There are millions of people in Europe and America who are asking this question. European governments have considered the question of sufficient interest to justify the investigation by official bodies of the alleged extinction of this ancient Royal Line. Millions have been expended for that purpose. Commissions have pretended to investigate the subject after the event. Volumes have been returned of a speculative nature to authenticate a mysterious disappearance that has never been explained. "

Rescuing the Czar: Two Authentic Diaries Arranged and Translated

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This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for quality. Quality assurance was conducted on each of these books in an attempt to remove books with imperfections introduced by the digitization process. Though we have made best efforts - the books may have occasional errors that do not impede the reading experience. We believe this work is culturally important and have elected to bring the book back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. This text refers to the Bibliobazaar edition.

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The story of Czar Nicholas and the disappearance of the royal family was a source of controversy for decades.  Did they escape or were they murdered?  Smythe presents facts he assembled from two diaries.  He hoped to use Rescuing the Czar to set the record straight.  From his preface,  "IF Rescuing the Czar" does no more than set at rest the  _fable_ of the "Romanoff Execution," it will have done its work by characterizing the source and methods and objects of its inspiration. If it raises the presumption of generosity in quarters generally subject to suspicion, it will be equally praiseworthy for expelling the darkness that has always hovered around Imperial thrones. If it does nothing but portray the dignified composure of Russian womanhood in the presence of unspeakable affronts, it will have justified its publication by adding to the diadem of virtue a few more jewels to glorify the crest of motherhood. If it performs no other service than to place upon the pale face of tragic possibility the red-pink blush of romantic probabilities, it will have justified its presence in the society of the learned by the sincerity of its purpose and the candor of its appeal to the conscience of the world.ö

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The story of Czar Nicholas and the disappearance of the royal family was a source of controversy for decades. Did they escape or were they murdered? Smythe presents facts he assembled from two diaries. He hoped to use Rescuing the Czar to set the record straight. From his preface, "IF Rescuing the Czar" does no more than set at rest the _fable_ of the "Romanoff Execution," it will have done its work by characterizing the source and methods and objects of its inspiration. If it raises the presumption of generosity in quarters generally subject to suspicion, it will be equally praiseworthy for expelling the darkness that has always hovered around Imperial thrones. If it does nothing but portray the dignified composure of Russian womanhood in the presence of unspeakable affronts, it will have justified its publication by adding to the diadem of virtue a few more jewels to glorify the crest of motherhood. If it performs no other service than to place upon the pale face of tragic possibility the red-pink blush of romantic probabilities, it will have justified its presence in the society of the learned by the sincerity of its purpose and the candor of its appeal to the conscience of the world."

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Hodder&Stoughton

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Rescuing the Czar (Large Print Edition)

Rescuing the Czar

Rescuing the Czar: Two Authentic Diaries arranged and translated

Rescuing the Czar: Two Authentic Diaries arranged and translated

Rescuing the Czar

Rescuing the Czar: Two Authentic Diaries Arranged and Translated

Rescuing the Czar: Two Authentic Diaries arranged and translated

Rescuing the Czar

Rescuing the Czar

Way Down Dark: Australia Book 1 (The Australia Trilogy)