About the book: 2007 / ...Despite the revolution and terror, none of Rasputin’s killers died from a bullet, nor did they share the fate of so many of their friends. Purishkevich died in his bed from typhus during the Civil War. Grand Duke Dmitry, one of the few surviving Romanovs, died in Switzerland. Prince Yusupov and Doctor Lazavert died safely in Paris... But the memories of the man did not leave them until their death. Marina Gray told me a story about Dr. Lazavert. He bought an apartment in Paris and lived peacefully, trying to erase the nightmare of that night from his memory. One day he went on vacation for the summer, and when he returned, he saw that a restaurant had been opened in his house. The restaurant was called... "Rasputin""!..