Кровь и золото царя

Nicholas II, the last emperor from the "house of the Romanovs", who reigned in Russia for more than 300 years, left the new Russia with colossal wealth that has survived to this day only because they are abroad. And the treasures are colossal: the "tsarist capital" in gold is estimated at $100 billion, plus at least $300 billion in real estate in dozens of countries in Europe, America, and almost 5.5 tons of gold as the personal property of members of the royal family. And all this awaits the heirs in one of the banks of England ... Proving the rights to them, these treasures were searched for by hundreds of people all over the world: from the nominal descendants of the Romanovs to the "children", "grandchildren" of the last emperor. In the new Russia, there are already dozens of them, and they all claim their rights, especially since, as the literary investigation conducted by writers Vladimir Kashits for more than nine years shows, the official version of the circumstances of the death of the entire royal family is untenable ... And there is not only a "political", but also a "golden" struggle for the Russian throne, for the royal inheritance ...