The inheritance of the last emperor is an encyclopedia of Russian life in 1918-1920, written in excellent Russian. So they wrote only when our literature was great. Now, apart from mat or thieves' jargon, nothing can be found. "Inheritance" - not only offers a lot of unique historical information, but it is also a detective who keeps in suspense from the first to the last page. And how perfectly investigator Sokolov exposed the Bolshevik falsifiers, who slipped the white version that only Tsar Nikolai was shot, and the empress and her daughters were sent to Perm! And there she saw a bunch of witnesses. Even Kirst's military threat chief bought into the Reds version and desperately searched for "rescued" women. Classic!