About the Author

HELEN AZAR is a librarian at the Free Library of Philadelphia. She has translated and published several books based on the writings of the members of the last Russian imperial family, including "The Diary of Olga Romanov," also available from Westholme Publishing. NICHOLAS B. A. NICHOLSON is a noted specialist in Russian fine and decorative arts. He has been an art advisor and researcher for private collectors, museums, and other institutions. An expert on the Russian Imperial Court, he publishes and lectures frequently on imperial topics.

Reviews

"Expertly translated into English with extensive notes, a bibliography, and an index, Tatiana Romanov: Daughter of the Last Tsar Diaries and Letters 1913-1918 presents the personal writings of the Romanov family's second oldest daughter during their final years, prior to their execution by Bolshevik revolutionaries. Tatiana's vivid descriptions and firsthand testimonies are an invaluable primary source of Russian history, and offer a strong contrast to how other historical works have traditionally portrayed her. Highly recommended, especially for public and college library collections. It should be noted for personal reading lists that Tatiana Romanov is also available in a Kindle edition."--Midwest Book Review