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Old January 26th, 2004, 06:09 AM
Grey Wolf Grey Wolf is offline
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White Russian

Novel by Tom Bradby, sort of historical novel rather than alternate history but like all historical novels it has to alter reality in order to find a place for its characters and plot to fit in.

I found it very interesting, set in Petrograd on the eve of the first Russian Revolution. Very detailed, but sometimes I wondered whether the details were correct - but not that I would know !

The picture of the Tsar's court at Tsarskoe Selo was very well done - I assume most of the details are realistic, i.e. I hadn't realised that Anastasia had had measles and had her head shaved in early 1917 !

Anyone else read it, got any comments ?

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