Everything can happen again: 77% of Russians do not know when and whom the Bolsheviks overthrew
On January 15, VTsIOM published its assessment of Russians' knowledge of history — the results turned out to be contradictory ...
Jewish Telegraphic Agency7 年
Russian official reiterates claim that Jews killed the czar in 1918
A senior Russian ... a protest by Russia’s largest Jewish group. Marina Molodtsova, a senior investigator for a special ministerial committee on the 1918 slaying of Nicholas II of Russia ...
Jewish Telegraphic Agency7 年
What was the Jewish role in 1917 Russian Revolution? This Moscow museum gives a full picture.
Living in religious societies that by and large feel victimized by communism or its effects, many Russian ... Nicholas II, the czar whose reign the revolution ended. Yet ahead of the centenary ...
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Days That Shook The World Russia's Two Revolutions of 1917
Everything you need to know about the Russian Revolution ... the causes of Tsar Nicholas II's growing unpopularity - the role of the mysterious Siberian mystic Rasputin, Russia's disastrous ...
Time1 个月
RUSSIA: Three Grand Dukes
He had just returned from Russia ... allegiance of thousands of Russian emigres who are satisfied: 1) that Cyril intrigued with revolutionaries against Nicholas II, and was well content when ...
Православие7 年
The October Revolution: Prophecies on Russia’s Destiny
November 7 of this year marks 100 years since the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia ... all is in God’s hands—Russia’s fate is a mystery that indeed has meaning and consequences for the whole world. 7 ...
Smithsonian Magazine8 年
Russian Revolution
who wielded undue influence over Nicholas II and his wife, Alexandra. But the conspiracy backfired, hastening the coming Russian Revolution Carolyn Harris; Updated by Sonja Anderson The Soviet ...
BBC10 个月
Tsarist methods of control - state infrastructure
In 1894 Tsar Nicholas II ruled Russia. Along with his German-born wife ... The civil service helped the Tsar run the Russian Empire, performing his will and maintaining his authority.
Wall Street Journal20 天
‘The Last Tsar’ Review: The Romanovs Reconsidered
More than a century after the Russian Revolution ... and will doomed the Romanov dynasty, despite Nicholas II having survived Russia’s 1905 revolution, which had forced him to accept a ...
Smithsonian Magazine1 年
Carolyn Harris
Aristocrats plotted to kill the Siberian peasant, who wielded undue influence over Nicholas II and his wife, Alexandra. But the conspiracy backfired, hastening the coming Russian Revolution The ...
Mint29 天
When Russia fights the wrong enemy
It has forced Russia to reorient its lucrative European energy trade to less profitable markets. Like Czar Nicholas II, Russian President Vladimir Putin has misidentified his primary foe.