Rescuing Nicholas:                             The Secret Mission to Save the Tsar

Legend a century old now tells us that Tsar Nicholas II and his family were brutally murdered in the Siberian village of Yekaterinburg by revolutionary soldiers under the command of the notorious Bolshevik leader, Vladimir Lenin.  Time would reveal that the United States and Great Britain conducted a number of rescue missions that featured heart-stopping, thrilling attempts to extricate the royal family from their unsuspecting communist captors.  Is it possible that one of these rescue missions actually worked?  That Nicholas and the Romanovs lived?  Buried deep in the American and British archives comes now a never-before-revealed eyewitness account of one such mission by soldiers of the American Expeditionary Forces Siberia, under the command of the iconic commanding General Black Jack Pershing, his trusted senior officer, Major General William Sidney Graves, and a supporting cast of heroes who pulled off one of the greatest rescue missions of all time.  Rescuing Nicholas: The Secret Mission to Save the Tsar, is a 547-page account of that mission. The book was released on January 12th, just before the 100th anniversary of the Tsar's widely-believed assassination that riveted world attention and led to the rise of the infamous Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

  ISBN-13:  978-0-9989115-3-3

—  more detailed interviews will be forthcoming in THE planned FOLLOW UP —

NICHOLAS LIVED: HISTORY HAD EYES

Contents & Thumbnail Descriptions

Sixteen chapters in Rescuing Nicholas recount credible eyewitness testimony of the rescue mission that the world never knew happened and supporting information for this original account.

Sample read

A passage from the book is available to preview.  The world came again to Russia for the 2018 World Cup and the murder venue of Yekaterinburg.  Might Russian history be redacted to tell a new tale?

PHOTOS FROM THE BOOK, RESCUING NICHOLAS