To Kill a Tsar - Andrew Williams Reviews
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Newest Review: ... in the use of violence to effect change, but he can't disentangle himself from this alluring woman. Frederick risks bringing ... more
... himself to the attention of the secret police by being connected with Anna; not only would this be disastrous for his career and damaging to his connections, the methods of the secret police are notoriously brutal and the likely punishment for those found participating in political terrorism is execution.
When Anna becomes more and more distant Frederick starts to wonder what she is up to and after some discreet investigating he realises that The People's Will may be about to launch their most dramatic attempt yet t...more
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To Kill a Tsar - Andrew Williams: Morality Matters (1049 words)by - written on 07/12/12 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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Everyone knows about the revolution in Russia in 1917 in which the Bolsheviks ousted the Romanovs, the Russian royal family, but in fact plots to seize power from the ruling elite had been taking place for decades. 'To Kill a Tsar' is fiction but it is based on the various attempts of a revolutionary party, 'The People's Will', to kill Tsar Aleksander II in the 1880s. Central to the story is Frederick Hadfield, a young Anglo Russian doctor who works partly in a military hospital, and partly ministering to the medical needs of the wealthy ex-pat British contingent in St. Petersburg as well as some influential Russians. At a party a left leaning friend from his ... Read the complete review
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