NEW BOOK – Sovereign No. 12 (Winter 2024)
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English. Large format 8-1/2″ x 11-1/2″. 130 pages. 114 Black & White photos
I am pleased to offer the first issue of my popular magazine Sovereign: The Life and Reign of Emperor Nicholas II, to be published in 5 years! Sovereign No. 12 – the Winter 2024 issue is now available through AMAZON outlets around the world.
The No. 12 issue, features 17 articles, and richly illustrated with more than 100 photographs, English text. The following articles have been reproduced from my blog, and presented in a printed format for the very first time:
[1] How Boris Yeltsin justified the demolition of the Ipatiev House
[2] Doomed to Resurrection: Is it Possible to Resurrect the Ipatiev House?
[3] The Fate of Nikolai Nikolaevich Ipatiev (1869-1938)
[4] Then they repented of slandering the Tsar . . .
[5] The myth of Nicholas II’s indifference to the Khodynka tragedy
[6] Nicholas II’s Private Apartments In the Winter Palace
[7] Nicholas II, the Union of the Russian People and the Black Hundreds
[8] Imperial Railway Pavilion at Tsarskoye Selo is being restored
[9] The ghost of Anna Anderson continues to haunt us
[10] Nicholas’s national education Project for Russia
[11] The Russian Imperial Award System 1894-1917
[12] How the Orthodox Church supported The overthrow of the monarchy
[13] “There are still many conjectures surrounding the death of Grand Duchess R+Elizabeth”
[14] Lost and found: Romanov family photo album found in Siberia
[15] The Charity of the Holy Tsar Nicholas II
[16] Russia’s last Tsar through Serbian eye
[17] Russia after Putin: Would he restore the monarchy?
Founded in 2015, Sovereign is a unique publication, dedicated to clearing the name of Russia’s much slandered Tsar. Each issue features articles based on new research from Russian archival and media sources.
The opening of the Romanov archives in 1991, unearthed many previously unknown documents, letters and diaries, which shed new light on the life and reign of Nicholas II.
A new generation of Russian historians now have the tools to reassess the popular negative myths and lies which have existed about Nicholas II for more than a century now. Thanks to their efforts, Nicholas II has undergone nothing short of a renaissance in modern-day Russia. Their findings are published in Sovereign.
Why did Sovereign cease publication in 2019?
Many former readers of Sovereign will be delighted to learn of the revival of this once popular publication, which from 2015 to 2019, was published semi-annually. But, why did it cease publication in 2019?
Between 2015 and 2019, a total of 11 issues were published[2]. The last issue, No. 11, was published in February 2019, and the series was cancelled later that year.
Many readers could not understand, why I cancelled Sovereign. I did not cancel the series because it was unpopular, on the contrary, I was forced to cancel the series due to the rising costs of printing this product here in Canada, in addition to Canada Post’s outrageous foreign shipping rates. For example, the rate to ship a single copy of Sovereign to the United States was $12, while the rate to UK, Europe, and other countries was a whopping $22! The postal rates have increased even more since!
Now, thanks to my publishing venture with AMAZON, I can resume publication, and make it available worldwide through AMAZON, while taking advantage of their much more affordable printing and postage rates. For example, I have reduced the retail price from $25 to $20 – a savings of $5 per issue.
The importance of Sovereign for historical accuracy
It is important to note, that the revival of Sovereign, is an integral tool in my personal mission to help clear the name of Russia’s much slandered Tsar. Not only is the publication of this unique periodical, a project which is near and dear to my heart and soul, Sovereign will continue to be a valuable resource for Western historians and researchers, and to those who share an interest in the life and reign of Russia’s last Tsar.
NOTE:
[21 The No. 13 issue of Sovereign is scheduled for publication in Summer 2024.
[2] The only remaining copies of back issues of SOVEREIGN, Nos. 1 to 11, can still be purchased from Amazon.com (United States) and Booksellers van Hoogstraten (The Hague, Netherlands).
© Paul Gilbert. 15 January 2024
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