1917: Kara to repentance. Koryaev Sh.

The main reason for the death of the Russian Empire in 1917 was a catastrophic decline in the prestige of the highest power. Rumors about the “dark forces” who surrounded the throne, gossip about the royal family, the news of treason at the court and the secret training of the separate world became the trigger of the February Revolution. But not all aspects of political intrigue, in the center of which was the tragic figure of Emperor Nicholas, received a proper historical assessment.

Antimonarchic attitudes of the Soviet era made their objective study impossible, and the reputation of the last Russian tsar for more than a hundred years remained a "bargaining coin" in ideological battles.

The new book of Shamil Kuryaeva answers key questions of Martha 17th. Was the Anti-Romanian rumors a real background? What political forces have appeared in that situation with genuine “dark forces”? Who, in the conditions of the World War, actually changed both the Fatherland and the allies? You cannot put up with the vitality of old myths that interfere with the restoration of historical justice and the identification of real agents of Russian Troubles.