Pavel I. Conspiracy Against the Sovereign

Pavel I. Conspiracy Against the Sovereign

Emperor Paul I is a tragic and slandered figure; it is no coincidence that he was called the "Russian Hamlet." This Autocrat has long deserved to take his rightful place on the pages of the history of the Fatherland, where... his name is still obscured by various unfounded biased fabrications. The historical portrait of Paul I must be recreated in its pristine authenticity, without any ideological overlay. His reign, turbulent and bright, was an important milestone in the history of Russia, and it is hard to doubt that if not for the tragic events of March 11-12, 1801, the history of our country would have developed in many ways quite differently.

Author: БОХАНОВ А.

Printhouse: Veche

Series: Portraits of Russian History

Age restrictions: 12+

Year of publication: 2021

ISBN: 9785448443299

Number of pages: 464

Size: 216х145х25 mm

Cover type: Твердый переплет

Weight: 589 g

ID: 1670060

Emperor Paul I is a tragic and slandered figure; it is no coincidence that he was called the "Russian Hamlet." This Autocrat has long deserved to take his rightful place on the pages of the history of the Fatherland, where his name is still obscured by various unfounded biased fabrications. The historical portrait of Paul I must be recreated in its pristine authenticity, without any ideological overlay. His reign, turbulent and bright, was an important milestone in the history of Russia, and it is hard to doubt that if not for the tragic events of March 11-12, 1801, the history of our country would have developed in many ways quite differently.

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