Events

Part of The Times and Sunday Times Cheltenham Literature Festival, Antony Beevor reveals how the Siberian peasant Grigori Rasputin undermined the Romanov dynasty. He discusses how the “mad monk” shaped the fate of an empire.

In a dedicated study day titled History in Action: Russia and Revolution, Antony Beevor delivers a lecture on the downfall of the Romanovs. He explores Rasputin’s influence and the collapse of Russian autocracy.

Sir Antony Beevor presents a conference examining how Grigori Rasputin spellbound Tsar Nicholas II and Alexandra. The talk dives into the collapse of Russian autocracy and the power of myth.

Antony Beevor joins other global literary voices at the annual Chennai Lit for Life festival organised by The Hindu. The festival brings together prominent writers, thinkers, and historians for a series of discussions and debates.

A private talk and exchange hosted at the prestigious and historic Cercle de l’Union Interalliée in central Paris. The event is part of the club’s long-standing tradition of hosting high-level cultural activities and lectures.

Antony Beevor participates in the 25th edition of Nîmes’ flagship Festival de la Biographie. This prominent literary manifestation brings together over a hundred historians and biographers for debates, encounters, and book signings.

The official UK paperback publication of Antony Beevor’s bestselling work Rasputin and the Downfall of the Romanovs, published by Weidenfeld & Nicolson. The book provides a gripping narrative on late-imperial Russia and the collapse of the Romanov dynasty.

The hardback and e-book launch of Antony Beevor’s new work, Literary Life and Shameless Gossip: Diaries 1998–2007, published by Viking. The book offers an extraordinary tapestry of his encounters with generals, politicians, novelists, and historians.