At the court of the last emperor. Mosolov A.A.

Lieutenant General Alexander Aleksandrovich Mosolov (1854-1939) for 16 years, since 1900, served as the head of the office of the Ministry of the Imperial Court, communicated daily with the royal family, was not only an eyewitness, but also a participant in the events that led to a revolutionary disaster. After the arrest of the king and his family, he tried to save them, but to no avail. He himself wandered for a long time: first in France, then a donkey in Bulgaria, where he was once the commander of the personal convoy of Prince Alexander Bulgarian.

there were written in 1933 his memories “at the court of the last Russian emperor”, which are written. For the first time they went out in the Emigrant Paris newspaper Latest News, and in 1937 - in the Riga weekly "For you"; Soon after, the book and a book called "At the City of the Emperor" saw the light. Then the English -language edition of the book was also published - “At the Court of the Last Tsar”, but its content is different from the Russian -speaking version.

The real edition is given according to the Parisian publication of the newspaper Latest News of 1934.