The failings of Nicholas II manifestly contributed to the demise of the Romanov family. The Tsar exhibited an ineffectual and vacillating character; a leader ill-equipped to steer Russia into the 20t...
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It was midnight. Yakov Yurovsky knocked on the Romanov's doctor's door. Dr. Eugene Botkin answered. Then the lead executioner told the doctor the lie that would help him and the others kill Russia's r...
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Nicholas the second was born in 1868, his father was Emperor Alexander III and his mother was Empress Maria Fyodorvna of Russia. He was a very immature child because his mother was so possessive of ...
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The demise of the Romanovs is believed to be solely dependent on the naïve decisions of Nicholas II. Nicholas II was the Tsar of Russia, the last one in fact, who was more interested in the well...
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The Russian Revolution
To What Extent Did the Revolutionary Groups play in the fall of The Romanov Dynasty"
The Romanov Dynasty was destroyed as a result of various disastrous incidents and major mi...
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Nicholas II as an architect of his own demise
Lior Prigan
The year 1894 marked the beginning of the end of the proud Romonov Dynasty in Russia spanning some three hundred years. Czar Alexander III d...
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