Queen Victoria and the Romanovs Queen Victoria and the Romanovs Sixty Years of Mutual Distrust Coryne Hall Amberley2020Hardback288pp Illustrated232x154mm 9781445695037 Product Code: 510498 Details ‘Oh, if the queen were a man, she would like to go and give those horrid Russians ... such a beating!’ wrote Victoria; while in Russia, Alexander III ... DetailsBackDetails‘Oh, if the queen were a man, she would like to go and give those horrid Russians ... such a beating!’ wrote Victoria; while in Russia, Alexander III described the queen as a ‘pampered, sentimental, selfish old woman’. In this study of the hostility between the British and Russian royal courts, Coryne Hall begins with the disastrous marriage of Princess Juliane of Saxe-Coburg-Saarfeld, Victoria’s ‘Aunt Julie’, to Grand Duke Constantine in 1795, then traces 60 years of the queen’s fear and distrust of the Romanov dynasty.See MoreSee Less publ £20.00now £9.99 Qty Qty123 Add to Basket CategoriesBack by Popular DemandModern History20th Century HistoryTags20th century historyHistoryModern history to 20th century