Decembrists

This historical interactive book is about the Decembrists, people driven by an endless love for their homeland.

In an era of wars and new hopes, they dreamed of the liberation of the peasants, created secret societies, and engaged in heated debates. Almost two hundred years have passed since the Decembrists tried to change the world and suffered defeat.

Nevertheless, they inspired their contemporaries by their example and remain forever in history. Five reasons to buy an interactive book on history: Open it and immerse yourself in a world of dreams about justice, feel the spirit of change, save the homeland, fight against tyranny, join a secret society. Praise the Lancaster schools, go to Senate Square, ride with a courier along the Siberian tract. Visit 'in the depths of Siberian ores,' arrange a 'penal academy,' grow kohlrabi and watermelons in Siberia. Obtain amnesty and witness the abolition of serfdom.

Then play a game about the Decembrists and their contemporaries. The book contains pull-out elements, three-dimensional illustrations, a figure on a ribbon, and an envelope with 49 cards and four game boards for board games. In this history book of Russia for children and adults, the beginning of the 19th century is presented in portraits and maps, authentic museum items and documents, excerpts from letters and diaries of contemporaries. It thoroughly and visually tells who the Decembrists were, what they fought for and what they debated about, how and why the uprising on Senate Square and the unrest in the Chernigov regiment occurred, it narrates the investigation into the Decembrists' case, the Siberian exile, and the people who never lost hope. The interactive history book of Russia will make an excellent gift for children and will be interesting to both schoolchildren and adults.