"Cut" for three: Bark - Lloyd George - Krasin and Russia's gold reserves

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"Cut" for three: Bark - Lloyd George - Krasin and Russia's gold reserves

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The fate of the pre-revolutionary gold reserves of Russia, which by August 1, 1914 was one of the largest in the world, has always attracted public attention. There are a lot of rumors around this issue, idle fictions, and simply absolutely unfounded fabrications. The book of the candidate of historical sciences S. V. Tatarinov allows us to take a somewhat new look at this problem. The author manages to trace the dynamics of the depletion of the wealth accumulated by the labor of many generations of the peoples of Russia on the basis of an extensive source base, including foreign archives, where the author worked with materials personally. The study names well-known political and banking figures, people involved in operations to move Russian gold abroad, and not always in the interests of the state. The book breaks many stereotypes, but such is the vision of those events by the author. A significant part of the documents, primarily from the archives of the Bank of England, one of the most reputable credit institutions in the world, is being published for the first time.

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Publication language: Russian

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