Blagotvoritel'nost' sem'i Romanovykh. XIX- nach. XX - Zimin I.V, Sokolov A.R

Here is a continuation of the series about the life of the rulers of Russia. The book outlines the results of a deep and comprehensive study of the existence and activities of charities under the patronage of members of the Imperial Family during the 19th and early 20th centuries. committees, societies and their constituent institutions of trustees provided broad support to various categories of needy, provided sufficiently perfect social assistance at that time. The story of this is not only an "academic" interest, because for modern Russia the problem of attracting public forces and means to solve social problems remains extremely urgent. Much of the experience of departments and committees under the patronage of the House of Romanov can be in demand in our time.