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EAN: 9781398525986 Author: Helen Rappaport Release Date: 02/12/2026 Item Width: 21mm Language: English Publication Name: The Rebel Romanov Item Height: 198mm Book Title: The Rebel Romanov Topic: History ISBN-10: 1398525987 Publisher: Simon & Schuster Ltd Format: Paperback Item Length: 130mm Genre: Biography width: 21mm Title: The Rebel Romanov Release Year: 2026 ISBN: 9781398525986 height: 198mm Country of Origin: GB

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Helen Rappaport The Rebel Romanov (Paperback). Author: Helen Rappaport. Title: The Rebel Romanov. To Queen Victoria she was Aunt Julie; to Catherine the Great she was Grand Duchess Anna Feodorovna, granddaughter-in-law. This is the story of Princess Juliane-Henriette-Ulrike of Saxe-Coburg, the Rebel Romanov. Further DetailsTitle: The Rebel Romanov Condition: New Author: Helen Rappaport Publisher: Simon & Schuster Ltd Format: Paperback ISBN-10: 1398525987 EAN: 9781398525986 ISBN: 9781398525986 Genre: Biography Topic: History Release Date: 02/12/2026 Description: 'What a wonderful book! The storytelling, the research, the deep love of her subject -- this must be the climax of Rappaport's long and illustrious career' Lucy Worsley To Queen Victoria she was Aunt Julie; to Catherine the Great she was Grand Duchess Anna Feodorovna, granddaughter-in-law. This is the story of Princess Juliane-Henriette-Ulrike of Saxe-Coburg, the Rebel Romanov. Born in 1781 in a small impoverished duchy of Germany, Julie's quiet life took a fairy-tale turn when she married into the Russian Imperial Family - the Romanovs. But this world of baroque splendour, of opulent palaces and grandeur, was no happily ever after. Taken to Russia at just fourteen, her marriage was hastily brokered to save the Saxe-Coburg duchy from financial ruin. Her husband, Grand Duke Konstantin, was cruel and abusive, Julie was uprooted from her home, family, language and culture. As Russia and Europe were thrown into tumult by the murder of Emperor Paul and the rise of Napoleon, Julie finally made her escape back to Germany, where she lived for two decades as a social pariah, denied a divorce by the Imperial Family. Forced to give up two illegitimate children to protect her family's honour, she eventually built a life for herself in Switzerland, where she entertained poets and philosophers, regaling them with tales from the Russian court. Helen Rappaport recreates the extraordinary life of this forgotten figure. In doing so she sheds new light on the Romanovs, reveals the sacrifices Julie made to further her family's interests - her brother became king of Belgium, her sister gave birth to Queen Victoria - and investigates the true nature of Julie's relationship with Tsar Alexander I. Rich in history, drama and royal intrigue, Julie's remarkable story is told at last. Language: English Country/Region of Manufacture: GB Item Height: 198mm Item Length: 130mm Item Width: 21mm Release Year: 2026 Missing Information?Please contact us if any details are missing and where possible we will add the information to our listing.