Michel De Gréce - Szentpétervári white éjszakák

Grand Duke Daliás, talented soldier, enlightened thinker; an incorrigible womanizer, an alleged diamond thief, the black sheep of the tsarist family who was declared insane, and who would have preferred to be erased from the memory of the dynasty. Grand Duke Nikolai Konstantinovich Romanov was one of the most exciting and controversial members of the Russian tsarist dynasty, which was full of eccentric figures.
In his book, the late relative of the grand duke, Michel de Gr?ce, i.e. the Greco-Danish Royal Prince Mihály, the first cousin of the late Prince Philip, reveals the extraordinary life journey from the splendor of the European royal courts to the exile in Uzbekistan. From the biography of the renowned biographer and novelist, based on family accounts and careful research, we can learn about the relationship between Grand Duke Nicholas and the American courtesan, Fanny Lear, which scandalized the whole of Russia, while the legendary white nights of St. Petersburg come to life in the pages of the novel.