About “Rasputin, the rascal monk”
Rasputin, the rascal monk is a work by William le Queux that presents the story of the mock-monk "Grichka," claiming he was involved in the betrayal of Russia and contributed to the ruin of the Romanoffs. The book includes alleged official documents said to be revealed for the first time, suggesting connections between Rasputin, Germany, and the Tsaritza during the First World War.
Book details
- Published
- 1917
- Latest edition
- 1917 · ISBN 9781484062012
- ISBN
- 9781484062012
Frequently asked questions
How many pages is Rasputin, the rascal monk?
Rasputin, the rascal monk by William Le Queux has 206 pages.
