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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled The Romanovs about Romanov, Russia, Tsars with the genre: History, Russia.
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conversations.value: The Romanov dynasty, which ruled Russia from 1613 to 1917, included some of the most bizarre, scandalous, violent and tragic figures of history. Miss the author, who has already published two books on the latter days of the Tsars, presents now a portrait gallery of the outstanding members of this almost incredible family, cutting away the mass of obscure and unfamiliar historical detail which surrounds them, and studying each one individually as a human personality.
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conversations.value: Give me the first five paragraphs for this book.. End with the sentence ' Credit 7'.
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conversations.value: The Romanovs
  Michael's son and successor Alexei was boisterous, innovative and passionate, but his temper could be dangerous. Credit 2
  The Terem Palace, where royal princesses lived in sumptuous but pious and gloomy seclusion in the upper floors. Credit 4
  Alexei kept his dwarfs and actors in the exquisite Poteshnye (Amusements) Palace. It was later Stalin's home, where his wife Nadya committed suicide. Credit 5
  The creator of modern Russia, Peter was exceptional in every way. A born autocrat who enjoyed drunken orgies, he combined menacing hyperactivity and ferocious violence with visionary genius. Credit 6
  Peter was even more terrifying and impatient in middle age. As he built Petersburg, he forced Russia to modernize so that he could finally defeat the Swedes. Credit 7
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conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.. Start with the sentence 'The burning of Moscow, 1812: the climax of Napoleon's invasion of Russia and the greatest humiliation of Alexander's life'.
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conversations.value: The burning of Moscow, 1812: the climax of Napoleon's invasion of Russia and the greatest humiliation of Alexander's life. Credit 29
  Alexei Arakcheev, "The Vampire," organized the war for Alexander and ended up running Russia. He was loathed for his grotesque tyranny. Credit 30
  One-eyed, lazy and wise, Mikhail Kutuzov was hated by Alexander, who was forced to appoint him commander-in-chief. He fought Napoleon to a draw at Borodino. Credit 31
  Alexander ignored his wife Elizabeth who sought consolation in love affairs with a female courtier and the tsar's best friend. Credit 32
  He built a family with Maria Naryshkina the reigning court beauty; and, among many mistresses at the Congress of Vienna. Credit 33
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conversations.value: Give me the last four paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Nicholas took supreme command but allowed Alexandra to run the government in Petrograd, advised by Rasputin. In May 1916, she visited him at his Mogilev headquarters to insist on sacking more minsters. Credit 100
  The influence of Alexandra and Rasputin outraged society: Prince Felix Yusupov, bisexual playboy married to the tsar's niece Irina, and Grand Duke Dmitri decided to kill Rasputin. Credit 101
  Yusupov's memoirs were melodramatic but in fact Rasputin was effectively executed. When the body was found the fatal shot was clearly visible—point blank in the middle of the forehead. Credit 103
  One of the last photos ever taken of Nicky and Alix, together at Tobolsk before they were moved to Ekaterinburg. "A revolution without firing squads," said Lenin, "is meaningless." Credit 106