Alexander III Peacemaker. Stories and the path of life. Flytunovsky V.V.

This book continues the series “The Great Names of Russia” and is dedicated to the great statesman of Russia - Emperor Alexander III, nicknamed the “Peacemaker” not only because he gave our country 13 years of the world, but also for his ability to prevent wars in Europe And all over the world. Alexander III accepted power over the country, weakened by the unsuccessful liberal reforms of his father, and left it to his son strong and respected abroad.

During the reign of Alexander III, the greatest growth in entrepreneurship, the heyday of science and culture, was observed in the entire history of Russia. The great Russian scientist D. I. Mendeleev calculated that if Russia developed at such a pace as it was under Alexander III, then by 2000 we would have 600 million people and the world's first economy.

The book is designed to conduct lessons at school and is useful for home reading.