Slaughter of a Dynasty: Slaughter of the Europe's Sovereigns

By Michael Walsh and Michael Walsh

In March 1917 Tsar Nicholas II was forced to abdicate. A satanic darkness descended on the world's richest nation. The candles of Russia spluttered into flame only with the killing of Soviet Dictator Josef Stalin in March 1953. Covertly aided by the U.S. UK and France the Bolsheviks tightened their death grip on Russia. For 36 years the atrocities of the Red Terrorists were censored, laundered and hailed by media and politicians.It is a myth that Russia's royals were out of touch. Another is that the slaughter of the aristocracy was primarily a matter for Russia. The bloodline of the martyrdom of Europe's aristocrats was that of England, Denmark, Greece, Germany, and Romania, Hungary, Russia and Serbia. Through the veins of those who made up the Romanov dynasty (1613-1917) ran the blood of ancient Europe. Theirs was not so much a Russian as a European dynasty. Slaughter of a Dynasty offers insight into issues that others avoid.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1983424145
• ISBN13: 9781983424144
• Release Date: January 1
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 90 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

The Slaughter of Dynasty and Beyond...

Were what happened limited to the Russian royal family, that would be bad enow. The slaughter of the Russian royalties as Michael Walsh describes, brings into a clearer focus the deeper reasons why WW1 was brought into place with some of the darker elements still alive and well with us today. His book gives character profiles that go against what is usually peddled as the aloofness of the Romanov family, and the so-called heroic working class rebels that overthrew and murdered them. The grim details and images are sad. For those still convinced it was a worker's revolution: read this book! For those convinced that Russia was an Evil Empire: read this book. For those that believe the West won both world wars: read this book. Misinformation then, as now, can have dire consequences that can change world history for better and often for much worse! I compliment Mr. Walsh in this work.

Badly written propaganda

If it's not evident from the repetition of the word slaughter in title and subtitle style is not this writer's priority nor is any sort of objectivity or factual accuracy, case in point the Western powers sent armies to fight not assist the Bolsheviks in the Red-White civil war.