Alaska Betrayed and Sold. The Story of the Palace Conspiracy

Alaska Betrayed and Sold. The Story of the Palace Conspiracy

Author — a well-known lawyer, author of numerous popular books. Served time in prison for attempting to assassinate A. Chubais. Was released under the guarantee of deputies. Participates in many talk shows. Known for scandalous statements and radical views.

Can Russia... today claim the return of Alaska?
Will there be a geopolitical revanche — the return of Russian America?

More than 150 years ago, an unprecedented event occurred in Russian history: the government of the Russian Empire sold a vast territory rich in natural resources — Alaska — for a SYMBOLIC AMOUNT. Russia's outpost on the Pacific Ocean was handed over to America by the decree of the "liberator tsar" Alexander II.
How were the vast territories of Russian America dismantled and squandered in the 19th century? Who is to blame for the loss of Alaska from Russia? Who benefited from it and why?

Author: МИРОНОВ И.Б.

Printhouse: Eksmo

Series: The Freedom of Strict Regime. Detective Investigation of a Famous Lawyer

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2022

ISBN: 9785041690052

Number of pages: 320

Size: 84x108/32 mm

Weight: 274 g

ID: 1625471

Author — a well-known lawyer, author of numerous popular books. Served time in prison for attempting to assassinate A. Chubais. Was released under the guarantee of deputies. Participates in many talk shows. Known for scandalous statements and radical views.

Can Russia today claim the return of Alaska?
Will there be a geopolitical revanche — the return of Russian America?

More than 150 years ago, an unprecedented event occurred in Russian history: the government of the Russian Empire sold a vast territory rich in natural resources — Alaska — for a SYMBOLIC AMOUNT. Russia's outpost on the Pacific Ocean was handed over to America by the decree of the "liberator tsar" Alexander II.
How were the vast territories of Russian America dismantled and squandered in the 19th century? Who is to blame for the loss of Alaska from Russia? Who benefited from it and why?