The Romanovs

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Grand Duchess Olga Nicholaevna, b.1895 was the eldest daughter of Nicholas II and the Empress Alexandra. Born "in the purple" Olga was the first of four daughters for the Tsar and Empress. None of whom could ascend the Russian throne by law of primogeniture. Nevertheless Olga was a true Russian beauty. She possessed a frank candor and warmth quite like her father, the Tsar. The outbreak of World War I in 1914 quelled the eldest two Grand Duchesses' debut. Olga, however had an unofficial [presentation] in the Crimean palace of Livadia in 1912. In the spring of 1914, before hostilities of World War I, Olga and the Imperial family sailed on the Imperial yacht, Standardt to Costanza, Romania, on what was described as unofficial "affairs of state". The visit was actually intended as an introduction between Olga and Romanian Crown Prince Carol. The visit was cooly received on both ends, thus ending further talks of any "dynastic alliance". Olga herself wished to remain in Russia upon marriage and said so frankly. Grand Duke, Dimitri, was another potential candidate for Olga. A favorite at court, Dimitri was reared by his cousin, Tsar Nicholas as well as his uncle, Grand Duke, Serge. This match would likely have been made had not Dimitri been one of the three principals involved in Rasputin's demise, thus incurring the irresolute wrath of the Empress. Olga was rumored to have nurtured a secret love for an officer of the Imperial yacht and history seems to support this rumor. Sadly anything beyond infatuation was out of the question. Olga perished with the rest of her family in captivity, Ekaterinburg, 17 July 1918.

There are several people with this name. in the Russian Royal family he was the brother of Czar Nicholas and hence a Grand Duke, He was very briefly (acting Czar) when Nicholas first abdicated- but in practice never reigned, He was a general in the Imperial Army- yes called the Red Army ( in honor of Mars- God of War, the Red planet) the term Red Army was used Before the communist uprising. Michael never reigned, really but did function in a (Battlefield commission) role hence he wore a Garrison Hat rather than a crown! He did not survive the revolution, I believe he may vhave been ousted by mutinous troopers, a very real occupational hazard went he Armies of Russia were being split up into Red -here Communist, and White ( Czarist) factions. Few units stood tall one pocket or the other. The famed Cossacks were split both ways, for example. There were different Cossack units and tribes- and different uniforms, hats, insignia, etc. the Don Cossacks are best-known to the general public, but there were also Terek, Siberian, and other tribal groups, all essentially Cossacks such as the Zaporogets, there is a Toy store in my town called Roguts, maybe originally it was Zaporogets- nothing to do with ray-guns.

Vladimir Lenin was the leader of the Bolshevik Revolution. Leon Trotsky was his highest assistant.

1918, she was murdered with her family

No she didn't :( she was buried in a different place along with her baby brother alexi ,What happened was that when the Romanov's were shot all girls were wearing a diamond made corset and bras for protection but only Anastasia's worked the bullet hit the diamonds and she felt , when the Bolshevik's took the body's out Anastasia regain consciousness and start screaming then the Bolshevik's start beating her until she was uconscious again and the shot her again. :'( ... hope it help

It was thought that Anastasia had survived for many years, but this is not true. They were all killed in the Romanov massacre.

Anastasia Romanova was the fourth and last daughter of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia she had on younghr brother and three older sisters. She is correctly styled Her Imperial Highness The Grand Duchess (ranked above a Princess) Anastasia Nicolaievna. This means Anastasia the daughter of Nicolai (the Russian form of Nicholas). She was born on June 18 (as was Paul McCartney) in 1901 in St. Petersburg, then Imperial Russia. her older sisters names wear Olga, Tatiana, and Maria (also called Marie) and and her little brother's name was Alexei. She was about 5'1" tall, her sister Tatiana was the tallest at about 5'8". She was the imp of the family and did many pranks. Her nickname was Shvibzik (meaning "imp" in Russian). Anastasia didn't like school work, but was very good at art like her sisters. She liked taking photos with her family when they were on holidays and every place else. They loved being in motion pictures and they recorded themselves playing outside as well as dancing, roller skating, and playing on the Standart (the family yacht). She was 17 at the time of her death in Ekaterinburg in Siberia. About 6 months ago remains were found near where the Tsar's bones were found. She DID die with her family in 1918 DNA tests in the 1990s on the remains found in a grave prove it was indeed Aanastasia. Therefore, Anna Anderson was not Anastasia.

The truth maybe be connected with Bulgaria, i know a prosecutor who has developed a very persuading theory that they have come and lived till their death in Bulgaria.The only problem is that he doesn't have enough money for a DNA analysis as a final proof. If you are interested look at his site http://russianking.hit.bg/

if you can help contact me at egm2@abv.bg

If you mean the Sunday of 21st Nov 1920 then they were the D.M.P [Dublin Metropolitan Police] If you mean the Sunday of 30th Jan 1972 they were the RUC [Royal Ulster Constabulary].

He was a Russian Czar who introduced Western languages and technologies to Russian elite. He moved the capital from Moscow to St. Petersburg

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Czar Nicholas and his family were taken to the Alexander Palace at Tsarskoye Selo. On July 16th and 17th 1918, Czar Nicholas, his family, and their entourage were all executed by the Bolsheviks.

The Tsar was killed in the basement of the home of Nikolai Ipatiev (the House of Special Designation as the Bolsheviks called it) in Ekaterinburg (now Sverdlosk) Russia. The Tsar, all his family, their doctor and several servants were also killed.

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Not All died that night.

My family resided with the Romanov family in the mansion, my great relative just barely got away with her life that night.

womens protest march through petrograd ( st. petersburg)

Prince Georgy Lvov was the first leader of Russia after the fall of the Czar. He headed the Provisional Government for the first 3 months of its existence immediately after Czar Nicholas II abdicated.

Later, Alexander Kerensky took over the Provisional Government for the next 3 months. Then Vladimir Lenin and the Bolsheviks overthrew the Provisional Government and Lenin became the leader.

In any event the very first leader of Russia "after the fall of Czarist Russia" was Prince Georgy Lvov and the Provisional Government.

Tsar Nicholas II
Emperor Nikolas II was ruler at the start of WWI.

The goal of the March Revolution of 1917 in Russia was to overthrow the autocratic rule of Tsar Nicholas II and to address widespread discontent caused by military failures, economic hardship, and political repression. Protesters, motivated by demands for bread, peace, and political reform, aimed to establish a more democratic government. The revolution ultimately led to the abdication of the Tsar and the establishment of a provisional government, marking a pivotal shift in Russian politics.