Dmitry Stakhov about the biography of Count Rostopchin Fedor Rostopchin is a well-known Russian statesman, he was the governor of Moscow during the Napoleonic invasion, the writer-patriot, the opponent of Gallomania, and after the release of resigned, he went to live in Paris. Dmitry Stakhov says why Rostopchin did not like Peter Vyazemsky, why the count burned his own estate, as well as about whose head the nanny dish was prepared. Leo tailor. Count Rostopchin.