Baron Ungern.
The last cavalryman of an older order, who tried to restore Genghis Khan in the Mongolian steppe — and was shot by a Soviet firing squad at thirty-five.
A Baltic baron, a vanished empire, a capital taken on the edge of the steppe. In the ruins of revolution, Roman von Ungern-Sternberg attempted something few even dared to imagine. His story unfolds where myth, violence, and collapsing empires briefly converged.
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