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The Romanovs
- 1613-1918
- Narrated by: Simon Beale
- Length: 28 hrs and 41 mins
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Publisher's Summary
The Romanovs were the most successful dynasty of modern times, ruling a sixth of the world's surface for three centuries. How did one family turn a war-ruined principality into the world's greatest empire? And how did they lose it all?
This is the intimate story of 20 tsars and tsarinas, some touched by genius, some by madness, but all inspired by holy autocracy and imperial ambition. Simon Sebag Montefiore's gripping chronicle reveals their secret world of unlimited power and ruthless empire building, overshadowed by palace conspiracy, family rivalries, sexual decadence, and wild extravagance, with a global cast of adventurers, courtesans, revolutionaries, and poets, from Ivan the Terrible to Tolstoy and Pushkin to Bismarck, Lincoln, Queen Victoria, and Lenin.
To rule Russia was both imperial-sacred mission and poisoned chalice: Six of the last 12 tsars were murdered. Peter the Great tortured his own son to death while making Russia an empire and dominated his court with a dining club notable for compulsory drunkenness, naked dwarfs, and fancy dress. Catherine the Great overthrew her own husband (who was murdered soon afterward), enjoyed affairs with a series of young male favorites, conquered Ukraine, and fascinated Europe. Paul I was strangled by courtiers backed by his own son, Alexander I, who in turn faced Napoleon's invasion and the burning of Moscow, then went on to take Paris. Alexander II liberated the serfs, survived five assassination attempts, and wrote perhaps the most explicit love letters ever composed by a ruler. The Romanovs climaxes with a fresh, unforgettable portrayal of Nicholas II and Alexandra, the rise and murder of Rasputin, war, and revolution - and the harrowing massacre of the entire family.
Dazzlingly entertaining and beautifully written from start to finish, The Romanovs brings these monarchs - male and female, great and flawed, their families and courts - blazingly to life. Drawing on new archival research, Montefiore delivers an enthralling epic of triumph and tragedy, love and murder, encompassing the seminal years 1812, 1914, and 1917, that is both a universal study of power and a portrait of an empire that helps define Russia today.
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- Wade Nelson
- 2023-06-02
the worst audiobook I have ever encountered
I have listened to and benefited from many audiobooks based on historical subjects, but this was the worst: dreadful in every way. It is merely an hours-long recitation of historical facts read at a breakneck pace, with little variation in intonation by the narrator.
I had expected something like Simon Schama on the French Revolution or Robert Massie on Peter the Great .
I was actually looking forward to 1917 !
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- Laverdm
- 2023-05-05
Great story
Great book! Full of details, successfully delineates the history of this tragic and short lived dynasty.
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- Trevor sawatzky
- 2022-12-16
What a weird family
These people were really odd in their behavior. Sometimes I feel like the rulers of Russia had the maturity of toddlers, but honestly it's a good read
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- Raton de Biblioteca
- 2020-03-09
Brilliant
Brilliant - the depth of the research and passion for the subject was extraordinary. The narration was incredible too
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- The archduke
- 2018-10-12
great history overview
excellent book! gives a great overview of the entire Romanov history. the narration was excellent as well.
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- Robert Fantauzzi
- 2018-08-05
Great narrative history
A great book, with a fantastic reader, which I found to be great narrative history.
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- William
- 2016-06-16
Scholarly but gripping
This is a detailed history of the Romanov dynasty, tsar by tsarina by tsar, and it is utterly fascinating. It is necessarily a history of Russia over 300 years, and it sheds light on some of the current disputes between Russia and the West, particularly on Crimea. The narration is simply superb. One of the best readers of the dozens that I have heard, and he knows how to pronounce the names! Highly recommended.
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- T. Anderson
- 2016-08-14
A tapestry of words
This very well narrated book weaves 300 + years of Czarism into a tapestry that tells one story. It takes all the bits and pieces you may have already known about Czarist Russia and creates a seamless saga, set against what was happening in the rest of the world a the time. It also explains how neo Czar Vladimir Putin's rise to power was inevitable in a country that has known only authoritarian rule for 400 years, with the brief exception of a short experiment with democracy in the 1990s.
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- amy oxenham
- 2016-05-14
Amazing
Great organization to the work entirety and superior performance by narrator. Certainly a long haul but at no point tedious, enthralling from start to finish. This in depth recount allows for a more informed view of modern Russia and understanding of the powerful forces of an entire continent's past.
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- Michael B. Farrell
- 2016-07-21
Too narrow and deep
The most literal interpretation of a Romanov bio, this book indulges every petty detail about conversations every Romanov had every day and introduces an unintelligible blurr of other figures who weave in and out of stories only insofar as they pertain to direct interaction with the czars. By contrast, there is little or no information or analysis of any of the myriad of historical events during this period, except for what the romanovs wrote and discussed at the time. It's hard to be critical of an author for taking their mandate so literally, but I would have enjoyed it more if they had gone into more depth on (say) the brusslov campaign in Wwi because of its historical significance to the overall story, and less detail on what Michael Romanov had for breakfast on January 27th.
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- Looky Lou
- 2016-06-14
A Sweeping Russian Epic
Plunge head first into the rapidly flowing stream of Russian history, viewed through the prism of one dynastic ruling family. There is never a dull moment as the author links the first Romanov to the last. The history is exhilarating in the telling.
The narrator affects a dry, somewhat disinterested tone -- like a senior level diplomatic envoy relating the ongoing intrigues at court to his superiors at the home office.
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- Shelley Spofford
- 2016-08-13
Captivating and educational
Perfect on all fronts. Use of personal diaries and other sources makes this extremely interesting and makes you feel like you know the characters. Highly recommend.
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- Logan R.
- 2016-06-15
Fantastic!
Got a bit tedious in spots....but sticking with it was worth it an informative entertaining history about the Romanovs.
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- Megan Smith
- 2016-05-24
Just too much at once
What did you like best about The Romanovs? What did you like least?
This book covered a lot of history, people and events.
What does Simon Beale bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
Funny accent.
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I felt like the book assumed I had more basic knowledge going in. I did not, so it was hard to keep up. Perhaps it's better on paper so one can see the lines of succession and marriage, but there was just too much to absorb.
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- Guerin Shea
- 2016-07-18
Glorious and tragic
Just finished this magnificent tome and enjoyed every bit of it. It is a most comprehensive documentation of the glorious and tragic 305 year epoch that was the Romanov dynasty.
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- Kiersten
- 2016-06-20
amazing narrative and thoughtfully laid
I listened intently like a thrill novel but to a historical narrative.i would recommend for anyone interested in historical perspective.
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