Imperial Letters. Alexander III - Maria Feodorovna. Nicholas II - Alexandra Feodorovna

The collapse of the Russian Empire is one of the most important events of the 20th century, and the fall of the monarchy is a key theme in the fate of our homeland and its history. What kind of people were those who, by the will of circumstances, found themselves at the top at the moment of historical change? What moral, political, and spiritual ideals and principles did they share? What were their historical opportunities, and did they have any at all? These questions are all the more important as the role of prominent figures in any authoritarian system, and the Romanov monarchy was precisely that, is incredibly significant.
The book contains letters from the two last emperors: Alexander III and Nicholas II, as well as empresses - Maria Feodorovna and Alexandra Feodorovna.
In these invaluable historical documents, various aspects of the lives of the autocrats and members of the ruling dynasty are revealed, including their family relationships, leisure activities, attitudes toward political events, and their degree of involvement in them.
The composition of the book, the preface, the essays for the sections, comments, and the index of names belong to the outstanding Russian historian A.N. Bokhanov (1944-2019).