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The Romanov Sisters weaves an engrossing tale of the family's private life. Rappaport's treatment of the Romanovs is pretty even-handed; the author is neither too sympathetic nor too cruel toward them. On occasion, she does seem more sympathetic to the family than many modern historians. But since the book is more about the family unit and not the politics surrounding their downfall, her sympathy seems appropriate.