The monograph of the famous historian and writer tells about the life and fate of the first Russian Tsar.12+ (The publication is not recommended for children under 12 years old)

Ivan IV, nicknamed the Terrible, is perhaps the most controversial figure in our stories. He, a passionate and artistic nature, inherited the heavy burden of caring for the young country, and he turned into a real scourge of the Russian people. A cunning politician and the leader of an unbridled oprichnina, a brave governor and a hysterical tyrant, a devout pilgrim and a bloody tyrant - which of these portraits is closer to the personality of the first Russian Tsar?