Catherine the Great (B&W)3 reviews Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Elisabeth Bergner Madacy Records, 1997 fun a fun chick flick with fun costumes. this film is about catherine the great its pretty inntersting though not historical accurate its fun and cute.             Great Catherine: The Life of Catherine the Great, Empress of Russia17 reviews Carolly Erickson St. Martin's Griffin, 1995 It's a good starter + Great book, great woman + I'VE READ BETTER, BUT....... Make this your first book on C.T.G., it was great. It will help you find out if she's a subject you might want to investigate further.             Catherine the Great: A Short History3 reviews Isabel de Madariaga Yale University Press, 2002 A Superior Study of a Great Woman + Good history Catherine is one of history's most complex, intelligent, strong-willed and resourceful women. de Mariaga's account is accurate and straightforward. Though she lacks the rhetorical flourish and eye-for-drama that makes Troyat's bio such a joy to read, de Mariaga pays closer attention to historical ...             Catherine the Great (Profiles in Power)1 review Simon Dixon Longman, 2001 What a mess That this book is part of the same Profiles in Power series as Hartley's Alexander I and Carwardine's Lincoln simply boggles the mind. Was the editor on vacation? The best part of the book is the cover, featuring a painting of Catherine. Unfortunately, the book is not even worth opening. ...             Catherine the Great18 reviews Henri Troyat Plume, 1994 the strongest leader ever + Troyat's Catherint the Great + Informative History i hard to believe a little german priness would become the most powerful woman in europe.but that catherine story .married to a stupid czravish who had no sense. he was determine to stay greman in russian,but katherina made show she learn langauge ,religion and people.she learn the art of policital ...             Catherine: The Great Journey, Russia, 1743 (The Royal Diaries) (Royal Diaries, The)10 reviews Kristiana Gregory Scholastic, 2005 Great end to a wonderful series + Enjoyable and exciting! + My daughter loves them!! + Gregory does it again! + The best Royal Dairy Book ever!             Catherine the Great22 reviews Catherine Zeta-Jones, Paul McGann A&E Home Video, 2001 Catherine the Great + Classic adaptation Great mini-series. I saw it years ago, when I was younger, and always wanted to see it again. Quality is great. Catherine Zeta-Jones gives an excellent performance.             Treasures of Catherine the Great Mikhail B. Piotrovsky Harry N. Abrams, 2001 Catherine the Great, famed 18th-century Empress of Russia, was not only one of history’s most remarkable women, but also a voracious and astute collector. Her fabulous private horde of jewels, miniatures, clocks, porcelain, arms and armor, coins and medals, paintings, and other precious objects is owned by the Hermitage Museum, which is housed in the former Winter Palace of the tsars in St. ...             Russia in the Age of Catherine the Great (Phoenix Press)1 review Isabel de Madariaga Phoenix Press, 2002 A great book for Catherine the Great Catherine the Great did much in her life to make Russia into a modern power. Educated, one of Russia's most competent rulers, and successful, she has had the bad luck to become a heroine of romantic fiction who is remember more for her sex life than for what she actually did and did not do. This ...             Potemkin: Catherine the Great's Imperial Partner1 review Simon Sebag Montefiore Vintage, 2005 Why Catherine was Great Frequently historians have chosen to focus on the more on the love affairs of Catherine the Great rather than on what she actually did to achieve greatness. After all of the things that Catherine is famous for are also things that won the Empresses Anna and Elizabeth notorious reputations. ...             Love & Conquest: Personal Correspondence of Catherine the Great and Prince Grigory Potemkin1 review Catherine, Grigorii Aleksandrovich Potemkin, ... Northern Illinois University Press, 2004 Love, Conquest, and More We've all seen the Hollywood melodramas about Catherine the Great with the heaving bosums and the dashing guards. Even the BBC version is mostly fluff. But the real history of Catherine's life, especially the story of her remarkable relationship with Count Potemkin, is much more interesting. ...             The Memoirs of Catherine the Great (Modern Library)5 reviews Catherine the Great Modern Library, 2005 Letting Catherine Have Her Say + Memoirs of Catherine tge Great + Analysis of "The Memoirs of Catherine the Great" + Very interesting + Face it, this is a classic, so let's at least applaud             Catherine the Great (Profiles in Power)1 review Simon Dixon Longman, 2001 What a mess That this book is part of the same Profiles in Power series as Hartley's Alexander I and Carwardine's Lincoln simply boggles the mind. Was the editor on vacation? The best part of the book is the cover, featuring a painting of Catherine. Unfortunately, the book is not even worth opening. ...             Catherine the Great18 reviews Henri Troyat Plume, 1994 the strongest leader ever + Troyat's Catherint the Great + Informative History i hard to believe a little german priness would become the most powerful woman in europe.but that catherine story .married to a stupid czravish who had no sense. he was determine to stay greman in russian,but katherina made show she learn langauge ,religion and people.she learn the art of policital ...             Catherine: The Great Journey, Russia, 1743 (The Royal Diaries) (Royal Diaries, The)10 reviews Kristiana Gregory Scholastic, 2005 Great end to a wonderful series + Enjoyable and exciting! + My daughter loves them!! + Gregory does it again! + The best Royal Dairy Book ever!             Love & Conquest: Personal Correspondence of Catherine the Great and Prince Grigory Potemkin1 review Catherine, Grigorii Aleksandrovich Potemkin, ... Northern Illinois University Press, 2004 Love, Conquest, and More We've all seen the Hollywood melodramas about Catherine the Great with the heaving bosums and the dashing guards. Even the BBC version is mostly fluff. But the real history of Catherine's life, especially the story of her remarkable relationship with Count Potemkin, is much more interesting. ...             Treasures of Catherine the Great Mikhail B. Piotrovsky Harry N. Abrams, 2001 Catherine the Great, famed 18th-century Empress of Russia, was not only one of history’s most remarkable women, but also a voracious and astute collector. Her fabulous private horde of jewels, miniatures, clocks, porcelain, arms and armor, coins and medals, paintings, and other precious objects is owned by the Hermitage Museum, which is housed in the former Winter Palace of the tsars in St. ...             The Memoirs of Catherine the Great (Modern Library)5 reviews Catherine the Great Modern Library, 2005 Letting Catherine Have Her Say + Memoirs of Catherine tge Great + Analysis of "The Memoirs of Catherine the Great" + Very interesting + Face it, this is a classic, so let's at least applaud             Catherine the Great22 reviews Catherine Zeta-Jones, Paul McGann A&E Home Video, 2001 Catherine the Great + Classic adaptation Great mini-series. I saw it years ago, when I was younger, and always wanted to see it again. Quality is great. Catherine Zeta-Jones gives an excellent performance.             Russia in the Age of Catherine the Great (Phoenix Press)1 review Isabel de Madariaga Phoenix Press, 2002 A great book for Catherine the Great Catherine the Great did much in her life to make Russia into a modern power. Educated, one of Russia's most competent rulers, and successful, she has had the bad luck to become a heroine of romantic fiction who is remember more for her sex life than for what she actually did and did not do. This ...