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The Plots To Rescue the Tzar (Signed) | Shay McNeal

Name: The Plots To Rescue the Tzar (Signed) | Shay McNeal
SKU: IB0042
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IB0042

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Subtitle: The Truth Behind the Disappearance of the Romanovs
Author: Shay McNeal
Signed by the Author
Publisher: Century (2001)
ISBN-10: 0712680292
ISBN-13: 9780712680295
Condition: Very Good. The spine-ends have light bumping. The DJ has some rubbing and scratches with some creasing, a few small closed tears and chipping along the edges. Closed tear and some creasing at the edge of one of the pages in the middle of the book. Else a very good copy.
Binding: Hardcover with dust jacket
Pages: 345
Dimensions: 24 x 16 x 3.2 cm
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by Shay McNeal (Signed by the Author)
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A reappraisal of one of the most memorable events of 20th-century history. Using such sources as recently declassified intelligence files and new scientific analysis, the author examines the disappearance of the Russian imperial family in 1917, challenging the accepted theories of their fate.

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