Who did Czar Nicholas II marry?

Answer 1

His wife's name was Alexandra.

they were related (distant cousins) through Queen Victoria of England, although he was Russian and she was German (this caused controversy later when WWI started)

Answer 2

Her Russian name was Marie Alexandranova. She was Danish Princess bny birth. She ended up marrying the future Alexander III after his older brother passed away. She was very popular both as Empress and Dowager Empress. She did escape thru the south of Russia in 1919 on a British battleship. Her sister was the Queen of England from 1901-1910. She died in Denmark in 1928 never believing in the murder of the Tsar and his family.

Answer 3

Nicholas II married Alix, Princess von Hesse-Darmstadt. When she came to Russia she adopted the Russian version Aleksandra Feyordorovna. We know her today as Alexandra.

(As her uncle Edward VII married his aunt Alexandra of Denmark, they were both cousins of George V of Great Britain.)

Answer 4

Her Title before she got married was Princess Alexandra Victoria Helena Louise Beatrice Of Hesse and by Rhine, and after she was married, she was Tsarina and Empress Consort Alexandra Feodorovna Romanov Of All The Russias

Answer 5

Alexandra was the wife of Czar Nicholas II.

Her full name in the Russian form was Aleksandra Fyodorovna. Her original name in the German of her birth had been Alix.

Answer 6

Her name was Alexandra (Aleksandra Feyodorovna Romanova). Her birth name was Alix and she was from Germany

Answer 7

Romanov on marrying the Czar. ( this is true of any married woman, royal or not) her maiden name was, howver Von Hess ( Good German handle- like the Gasoline.)

Answer 8

Alix of Hesse.

She was later known as Alexandra Feodorovna Romanova after her conversion to the Russian Orthodox Church.