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Pamiatka 350-letiia Tsarstvennogo Doma Romanovykh by Volkov, Aleksandr Ivanovich

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Title
Pamiatka 350-letiia Tsarstvennogo Doma Romanovykh
Author
Volkov, Aleksandr Ivanovich
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ZH BOOKS (United States)
Description
New York: Ispolnitel'nogo Biuro Obshcherossiiskogo Monarkhicheskogo Fronta, 1963. First edition; 6 x 9 1/4; pp. 64; glossy beige wraps illustrated with the crest of the Romanovs; a few faint spots to margins; some rubbing to tips of spine; pages mostly very clean; profusely illustrated with photographs; very good to near fine condition. Published as a memento in honor of the 350-year reign of the Romanov Family, the book represents a remarkably well documented chronology of the rulers - completed with photographs and milestones of each one of them beginning with Mikhail Fedorovich Romanov (Mikhail I of Russia, 1596-1645) and ending with the last Romanov born at the time of publication - Grand Duchess of Russia Maria Vladimirovna Romanova (Madrid, b. 1953-) and great-great-granddaughter of Alexander II of Russia. The book was published by the 'All-Russian Monarchist Front,' a pro-Monarchy organization of White Emigres in the United States, under the leadership of Boris Leo Brasol (1885 - 1963) - a criminologist, literary critic, and one of the first to help translate the 'Protocols of the Elders of Zion' in the US.