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THE FOUNDING
OF EVIL HOLD SCHOOL (1968):
a Gothic fantasy for children.
NIGHT OF THE LONG KNIVES(1972):
the story of Hitler's Blood Purge of
1934.
VICTIMS OF YALTA(1978):
the history of the forced repatriation of Soviet citizens in 1944-47. In consequence of the public outcry following the revelations in this book, a committee drawn from members of all parties in both Houses of Parliament arranged the erection of a memorial to the victims in central London. A translation was recently published by the Russian Defence Ministry as part of the official history of the Great Patriotic War.
THE HALF MAD LORD(1978):
a biography of Thomas Pitt, 2nd Baron Camelford
(1775-1804), an eccentric prize fighting peer who attempted to assassinate Napoleon with a specially invented repeating pistol.
STALIN'S SECRET WAR (1981):
an analysis of Stalin's security preoccupations at home and abroad.
THE TOLSTOYS: TWENTY FOUR GENERATIONS OF RUSSIAN HISTORY (1983):
a history of Nikolai's family from 1353 to the present day.
THE QUEST FOR MERLIN (1985):
an investigation into the Celtic, shamanistic, and psychic origins of the Merlin legend.
THE MINISTER AND THE MASSACRES(1986):
an expose of the responsibility of Harold Macmillan for the forced repatriation of Cossacks and Yugoslav citizens from British occupied Austria in 1945. This book is censored in England, and has been removed from the Bodleian and other research libraries. It is thought to be the first book banned on political grounds for exactly two centuries, the last being Thomas Paine's THE RIGHTS OF MAN, condemned by the English courts in 1792.
ëRussian National Character', in Michael Hurst (ed.), STATES, COUNTRIES, PROVINCES (1986)
THE COMING OF THE KING: THE FIRST BOOK OF MERLIN (1988):
the first volume in a trilogy of historical novels set in sixth century Britain and Europe, published in the United States in March 1989.
Tolstoy's books have been published in Croatian, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish.
In addition he has written numerous articles on Celtic studies in learned journals, published many articles and reviews, appeared on numerous television and radio programmes, and delivered lectures at universities, international academic conferences, and elsewhere around the globe from Canada to Korea and Australia to Chile.
He is at present completing a series of books on pre-Christian mythology in early Britain and Ireland, and its relationship to the mediaeval Grail legend.