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Charlotte Zeepvat

    Charlotte píše o propojení historie, diplomacie a umění. Její díla se zaměřují na méně známé aspekty minulosti a často zkoumají vztahy mezi zdánlivě nesourodými tématy, jako je sběratelství umění a špionáž. S hlubokým zájmem o literaturu první světové války a historii portrétů vnáší do svých prací unikátní perspektivu. Její styl je pečlivý a pohlcující, čtenáře zavádí do detailů historických událostí a postav.

    Zmierzch Romanowów : ostatni wiek imperialnej Rosji
    Queen Victoria's Family
    From Cradle to Crown
    Romanov Autumn
    Queen Victoria's Youngest Son
    • Queen Victoria's Youngest Son

      The untold story of Prince Leopold

      • 308 stránek
      • 11 hodin čtení

      Focusing on the life of a remarkable prince, the biography reveals his journey through adversity and suffering. It provides insights into Victorian royal history while exploring the dynamics of a family dealing with disability. Through this moving tribute, readers gain a deeper appreciation of the personal and historical challenges faced by the royal family.

      Queen Victoria's Youngest Son2021
    • From Cradle to Crown

      British Nannies and Governesses at the World's Royal Courts

      • 352 stránek
      • 13 hodin čtení

      Used, as new

      From Cradle to Crown2006
    • Queen Victoria's Family

      A Century of Photographs

      • 228 stránek
      • 8 hodin čtení

      A photograph album of Queen Victoria's family exploring the lives, personalities, tastes and contributions of the Queen, her children and her children's children through four generations.

      Queen Victoria's Family2001
    • Romanov Autumn

      Stories From The Last Century Of Imperial Russia

      • 287 stránek
      • 11 hodin čtení

      There is a continuing fascination with the Romanov dynasty that ruled Russia for over 300 years. Charlotte Zeepvat seeks to widen the picture by looking at the lives of members of the family during the last century of imperial rule, a time of contrasts and a period in which the Tsars reached the peak of their wealth, prestige and power, yet also faced the growth of forces which would destroy them.

      Romanov Autumn2000