#nicholas romanov
HIM Nicholas II of Russia visits in military attire wounded hospitalized soldiers during the Great War. The Imperial Russian family actively contributed the war and relief efforts.
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Here’s a Romanov tribute video filled with videos and pictures that I created. Let me know what you guys think :) !
Tsar Nicholas Romanov and his son Alexei at the meeting with built by soldiers and officers, St. George’s award-marks of distinction. Mogilev 1915.
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Hello my friends, I want to say sorry for being absent for over a year with posting anything Romanov. Throughout the year of me being absent, I’ve found my “Nicholas”/ “Nicky” haha. I met him April 13th 2021 and now we’re already engaged and planning our destination wedding! I’ve been so busy/distracted but it’s been the absolute best year but I’m going to try my hardest to keep posting pictures again. You guys are the greatest. Have a wonderful day. “My thoughts do not leave you for an instant and I can imagine with what feelings you approach Moscow. My heart aches for you and I know how your night will be - could I have flown over to clasp you in my arms and to shower kisses upon you and to tell you of my great love and how it daily grows and grows, filling up my whole life.” - Empress Alexandra Feodorovna to Tsar Nicholas II
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Tsar Nicholas II with his two eldest daughters Olga & Tatiana Nikolaevna Romanov in Sevastopol, 1911
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Tsar Nicholas II with his two eldest daughters, Olga and Tatiana Nikolaevna Romanov on the Standart 1906.
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Tsar Nicholas II with his son Alexei Romanov, General Nikolai Ivanov, Count Vladimir Frederiks, Count Alexander Grabbe, Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich and others in Berdychiv during WWI.
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Tsar Nicholas II, Olga Nikolaevna, Tatiana Nikolaevna, Marie Nikolaevna, Anastasia Nikolaevna and Anna Vyrubova, 18th July 1906 smiling.
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Birthday of my dear and out 23rd wedding anniversary! At 12 o’cl. molebenservice; the choristers kept getting confused and making mistakes, must have not practiced. The weather was sunny, warm and with a strong wind. During the afternoon tea I read my old diaries—a pleasant pastime.
Telegram. Kiev. 14 October, 1915.
Yesterday we spent an unforgettable day among the troops. The impressions are of the very best. We thank you for the last letters. We look forward to our meeting to-morrow, and embrace you.
NICKY.
The curse of the Romanovs
Part II
The curse of the Romanovs
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