The princess who fled Romanov Russia
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Princess Julianne of Saxe-Coburg-Salfeld grew up in a world convulsed by the French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars. And her own life proved to be as tempestuous as the age that she inhabited. Wed to Grand Duke Constantin Pavlovich of Russia. Yeah. Their deeply unhappy marriage was
pushed Julie to make an audacious bid for freedom. In defiance of the social expectations placed on women of her social class. Now her little known story has been brought to life by historian Helen Rappaport. Who joins Danny Bird to discuss her new book? The Rebel Romanov.
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