33 Letters from 1st Cousin George V to Nicholas II, commenting on family issues before the Prince of Wales became King of England in 1910, and then turning to political subjects and eventually to the subject of wartime. The Letters of Elizaveta Feodorovna, on the other hand, while initially warm and loving, become highly critical of the Tsar, even insolent at times, warning Nicholas of eventual doom of the House of Romanov.
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Authored by Stephen R. de Angelis, Ph.D.
