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The Conspirator Who Saved the Romanovs. Gary Null. The untold story of Aaron Simanovitsch (1872-1944), Kiev jeweler, Rasputin's secretary, and mastermind behind the "ingenious escape" of Tsar Nicholas II and his family. According to the author, the Romanovs, with the help of a four-nation conspiracy, escaped to Poland and waited for the right time to re-emerge, a time, which is it supposed, that never came. This book weaves elements of non-fiction with fringe conspiracy theories about the survival of the Imperial family. Simanovitsch also wrote a favorable memoir about his boss, Rasputin.
NY: Pinnacle Books, 1973. Paperback, 1st printing. 288 pages and a black and white photo section. Index and select bibliography. Annotated and ownership marks on edges. Some wear to extremities. 1 copy only.
![(Божиею милостию. [Париж, Высший монархический совет]). By God's grace. [Paris, Supreme Monarchical Council]. 1957, no author. IN RUSSIAN. 136 pages, many illustrations. Phototype album.](https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-kgl10g/images/stencil/500x659/products/4571/41413/Bozh_Milost_FC__76613.1714398505.jpg?c=2 "(Божиею милостию. [Париж, Высший монархический совет]). By God's grace. [Paris, Supreme Monarchical Council]. 1957, no author. IN RUSSIAN. 136 pages, many illustrations. Phototype album.")
