The Russian Crisis: Nicholas II in true light

Wettenhovi-Aspa is still laughing behind his grave. While the henchmen of the Soviet Control Commission tried to erase his memory and legacy after World War II, no one remembers them anymore—but Wettenhovi-Aspa has earned his place as a legend, a Finnish icon, a giant, and an eternal Seer.Born under Russian rule, Sigurd Wettenhovi-Aspa (1870–1946) was a versatile and international author, artist, humorist, and provocateur whose sharp pen spared no words when truths needed to be exposed.Aspa’s masterful portrayals simultaneously reveal Russia’s human weaknesses and political dangers. The Russian Crisis is a blend of biting satire, vivid character studies, and stark reality, making the reader smile and shudder at the same time.Although the book was written in the turbulent atmosphere of the early 20th century, it remains highly relevant—especiallynow, as Russia continues its inexplicable war of aggression in Ukraine. The work still provides effective keys to understanding the inheritance and behavior of Russia.This book is not for the faint-hearted or the humorless—but for those who dare to face history head-on while laughing at its insane, absurd horrors. Read more