"The Romanov Sisters" by Helen Rappaport delves into the untold stories of the four daughters of Nicholas and Alexandra, shedding light on their intelligence, sensitivity, and the dark turmoil they witnessed during the Russian Revolution. Through diaries and letters, Rappaport captures the joy, insecurities, and poignancy of the young grand duchesses' lives amidst the dying days of Imperial Russia. This book challenges the sentimental view of the Romanov sisters, offering a fresh perspective on their privileged yet tragic existence, drawing from previously unseen sources to surprise even those familiar with the story.
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St. Martin's Press