Vladimir Paley, first cousin to the last Tsar of Russia, was "A Poet Among the Romanovs," but not a Romanov himself. The rules of the imperial family prevented him from being considered a member of the dynasty, due to the unequal marriage of his parents. This circumstance could have saved his life; however, when he was requested by the Bolsheviks to denounce his beloved father, Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovich of Russia, young Prince Vladimir instead chose loyalty, honor and affection. His only crime was being related to a dynasty of which he had not even been an official member.This is the compelling story of a young man, a talented poet, who in different circumstances would have attained great heights. Destiny, however, played a sad role in bringing a brutal end to a promising life.

A Poet Among the Romanovs: Prince Vladimir Paley (1897-1918)

Jorge F. Sáenz

Eurohistory.com

This excellent volume includes biographies of more than twenty women of the Russian Imperial Family, from the daughters of Tsar Paul I to the present-day claimant to the Russian imperial throne. The Grand Duchesses is an unprecedented compilation of information regarding the Romanovs and Russia.

The Grand Duchesses: Daughters & Granddaughters of Russia's Tsars

Arturo E. Beéche

Prince Nicholas of Greece was a talented, well-respectd old-school royal. The son of a king, he was raised in austere circumstances, his parents believing this to be the best environment in which to educate one's children.Among his royals relations and friends, Prince Nicholas enjoyed an excellent reputation. He was a first cousin of an astonishing group of monarchs, among them: Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, King George V of Great Britain, King Christian X of Denmark and King Haakon VII of Norway. Everywhere he visited, Prince Nicholas was received with open arms.He had a unique insight into the Russian imperial court and the lost world of the Romanovs, being the son of a Grand Duchess, and as well as the husband of another. In fact, in his memoirs he gives detailed accounts of the deaths of Tsars Alexander II and Alexander III, as well as of the coronation of Tsar Nicholas II.Prince Nicholas' memoirs are a must-read for anyone interested in European royalty!

My Fifty Years: The Memoirs of Prince Nicholas of Greece

HRH Prince Nicholas of Greece

GILDED PRISM had its genesis in a series of articles that appeared in the last issue of Atlantis Magazine: In the Courts of Memory, which was dedicated to the remarkable Konstantinovichi Family and their legacy. Here, thanks to the guidance and assistance of publisher Arturo Beéche, we present a re-working of some of this content, with a number of very significant additions. When the former Soviet Union crumbled in 1991, a wave of nostalgia for the glittering world of the Romanovs swept through Russian imaginations. Names and places long forgotten took on a new vibrancy, and faded photographs and flickering newsreels vividly brought to life a vanished epoch. With the revival of interest in the last Imperial Family came discovery of their multitude of relatives, the Grand Dukes and Duchesses, Princes and Princesses who had enchanted and scandalized their contemporaries. The accomplishments of the Konstantinovichi Family, in particular, found resonance in this revived interest. No other single branch of the Romanov Dynasty had reached such heights, nor left such lasting legacies; even sailors in the Soviet Navy, walking down Leningrad's wide avenues in the last years of Communist rule, still sported the characteristic striped shirts introduced by Konstantin Nikolaievich in the 19th Century. GILDED PRISM is sure to become the gold-standard for research and knowledge on this previously little-known, yet immensely important branch of the Russian Imperial Family. Greg King is the author of seven internationally published works, including the United Kingdom bestseller The Duchess of Windsor (1999), and The Fate of the Romanovs (2003). His latest book is The Court of the Last Tsar. Penny Wilson, Russian historian and Romanov scholar, is the author of the critically acclaimed The Fate of the Romanovs (2003).

Gilded Prism: The Konstantinovichi Grand Dukes and the Last Years of the Romannov Dynsty

Greg King & Penny Wilson

Co-Authored by HRH Prince Michael of Greece, Mrs. Helen Helmis-Markesinis and Arturo E. Beéche, the book contains a magnificent selection of Greek royal photos, all from the collections of Queen Olga, Queen Sophie, Queen Elisabeth, Queen Frederica, as well as other members of this amazing family, such as Princess Nicholas of Greece and Queen Mother Helen of Romania. Under the title of Elleniki Dynazteia, this book was first published in Greek several years. Our English language version changed the order of some of the photos, includes detailed captions and a new and a very detailed family tree. The book is 204 pages long and filled with nearly 200 excellent photos of Greek and related royalty.

The Royal Hellenic Dynasty

Helen Hemis-Markesinis

Prince, Michael of Greece

A royal biography of the Saxe-Coburg &amp; Gotha dynasty and all its branches in Great Britain, Belgium, Portugal, Bulgaria and Coburg. Queen Victoria and the Prince Consort were both Coburgs and they feature prominently in the story line of each of the dynasty's branches. It includes more than 500 photos of the various Coburg branches.

The Coburgs of Europe

The history of King Christian IX of Denmark, the Father-in-law of Europe, and his descendants. Covering the last 150 years of the royal and imperial houses of: Denmark, Norway, Great Britain, Greece, Romania, Russia, Hanover, Baden, Mecklenburg-Schwerin and many other related dynasties and princely houses. The authors have handsomely documented their writings with nearly 450 exquisite and rare photos of King Christian IX and his wife Louise and their descendants.

APAPA: King Christian IX of Denmark and His Descendants

Arturo Beeche

Grand Duchess Marie Pavlovna: Using rare archival information obtained from various Russian sources, as well as sources in Europe and the United States, renowned Russian authors Galina Korneva and Tatiana Cheboksarova have pieced together the first biography of Grand Duchess Marie Pavlovna, the indomitable "Aunt Miechen." Daughter-in-law, sister-in-law and amiable aunt of Russia's last three stars, Marie Pavlovna enjoyed an enviable position in the highest echelons of pre-Revolutionary Russian society and cultural life. A patron of the greatest jewelers and designers of her time, Marie Pavlovna also spent considerable efforts on endless charities. Her energy was legendary, as was her raveling, spending and meddling in the highest affairs of the empire.This is a spell-binding biography. Illustrated with more than 400 photos, many donated by her descendants, this biography promises to be unequaled!

Grand Duchess Marie Pavlovna

Korneva, Galina & Tatiana Cheboksarova

This excellent book, authored by David McIntosh and Arturo Beéche, includes more than 315 unique and rarely seen photos from both Mr. McIntosh's archive and the renowned Eurohistory Royal Archive. The book follows the history of this once mighty kingdom from its creation in the Middle Ages to its inheritance by the Bourbons of Spain, and its final incorporation into the modern Kingdom of Italy in 1860-61. Furthermore, and perhaps more fascinatingly, the book catalogues the saga of the various members of the royal family as they rebuilt their lives in exile, while also continuing to make matrimonial alliances with most of the ruling Catholic dynasties of Europe, among them the Habsburgs, the Spanish Bourbons, Saxony, Parma, and several others. The storyline follows the lives of the Bourbons of the Two Sicilies and their descendants to today. It is a unique production on a popular exiled royal family that has maintained a prominent presence among Europe's royals. Glossy/ hardback, 224 pages. It includes an intricate two-page spread genealogical tree showing the Royal Sicilian Dynasty and its many connections to Europe's other royal and princely dynasties.

Royal Exiles in Cannes: The Bourbons of the Two Siclies of the Villa Marie Therese

McIntosh, David and Beeche, Arturo E.

The autobiography of Prince Andreas, Head of the Ducal House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.

I Did It My Way - Die Lebenserinnerungen Seiner Hoheit Prinz Andreas von Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha

Prince Andreas of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

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