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	title:	Blood Against the Snows: The Tragic Story of Nepal's Royal Dynasty
	author:	Jonathan Gregson
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Fourth Estate
	released:	April 7, 2003
	isbn:	1841157856
	isbn-13:	9781841157856

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Customer Reviews
Sad tale ... - Rated This book is an interesting read and like many other books about the Royal Massacre it begins by a introduction of Nepal's history and about who conquered Nepal and how Kathmandu came to be the Present day city. However, for some readers the beginning may drag on and readers may lose interest nevertheless the book increases to capture the readers interest as it goes on to explain more about what happened on the night of the massacre. -A beautiful tale of a Royal Family fascinating insight into Nepalese royalty(deceased) - Rated The wholesale slaughter of the Nepalese royal family in 2001 was probably the first time most people realised the family had ever existed in the first place. This welcome book gives a detailed historical outline of the country and its royal family and recreates in the final section the bloody scene in the royal palace when the Crown Prince wiped out most of his living relatives. The Crown Prince, yet another "distinguished" old Etonian, managed to set a gory record unlikely ever to be beaten when, in less than five minutes, he committed patricide, matricide, fratricide, sororicide, homicide, regicide, double deicide, and suicide. It will not, however, stand as an official record as he was on performance-enhancing drugs at the time. Jonathan Gregson has written a well-researched and unique study.

Customer Reviews

Sad tale ... - Rated 4/5
This book is an interesting read and like many other books about the Royal Massacre it begins by a introduction of Nepal's history and about who conquered Nepal and how Kathmandu came to be the Present day city. However, for some readers the beginning may drag on and readers may lose interest nevertheless the book increases to capture the readers interest as it goes on to explain more about what happened on the night of the massacre. -A beautiful tale of a Royal Family

fascinating insight into Nepalese royalty(deceased) - Rated 4/5
The wholesale slaughter of the Nepalese royal family in 2001 was probably the first time most people realised the family had ever existed in the first place.
This welcome book gives a detailed historical outline of the country and its royal family and recreates in the final section the bloody scene in the royal palace when the Crown Prince wiped out most of his living relatives.
The Crown Prince, yet another "distinguished" old Etonian, managed to set a gory record unlikely ever to be beaten when, in less than five minutes, he committed patricide, matricide, fratricide, sororicide, homicide, regicide, double deicide, and suicide. It will not, however, stand as an official record as he was on performance-enhancing drugs at the time.
Jonathan Gregson has written a well-researched and unique study.

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