The book includes valuable memories of the Empress Alexandra Feodorovna's valet, who was close to the Royal Family for many years. Alexey Andreevich Volkov was in the service of Grand Duke Pavel Alexandrovich from 1886, and from 1903 at the court of Emperor Nicholas II. To the royal family Volkov A.A. remained faithful until the martyrdom of the Most August Sufferers. For his devotion to the Imperial Family, Volkov was arrested in Yekaterinburg, and during his imprisonment in Perm he was sentenced to death, but miraculously, at the time of the massacre, he managed to escape from the executioners. Memoirs of A.A. Volkov's stories are very understandable and believable. They were written by a simple Russian man who came from a peasant family. The publication is intended for a wide range of readers.