Lenin & Tsar Nicholas II - The Russian Revolution Documentary

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[@drsjwhitman45]

I have been teaching the History of Western Civilization at university level for four decades. This is one of the best presentations I have ever seen. The background video was best also. Outstanding work.

[@jaydochaywalker8099]

Since you are a history teacher, your approval has added a bit more to my faith that it's very factual.

[@иванепифан-к8ж]

Probably another lie))

[@joeblow2069]

Thank you. Appreciate your commentary.

[@иванепифан-к8ж]

@@joeblow2069 Likewise mister)))

[@Mr196710]

Does it mention Wall St. funding via Jacob Schiff>Trotsky>mercenaries? Dr. Antony C. Sutton and Alexander Solzhenitsyn explain this amongst others.

[@jessicamilestone4026]

I think the fact that the Tzar's own cousin, (the British king), did not intervene to help save the family; and neither did the UK Prime Minister, is unforgivable.

[@PatrickBaptist]

Once you realize what the jesuit and masonic orders are and how they dictate this stuff it all makes sense.

[@ivanr4300]

Because they were controlled by the Js And they were the ones who started the Russian revolution Jakob Schiff

[@kyokasanagi]

The Tzar made his bed and he had to lay in it.

[@ExploraEn21]

Así es

[@anibalemiliano6651]

The English Monarchy was having problems at that time as well. They couldn't afford bringing them there, as they were seem to be on the enemy side.

[@comments2840]

A sensible depiction of that period. Compare this to the rhetoric of our times, by some Western politicians, including those in Ukraine, portraying Russia as evil throughout all history

[@Geeronimo99]

And george. Turning down their request to have sanctuary in uk. Inhuman.

[@GManzi673]

He was frightened to death that something similar would happen to him, especially if he obliged.

[@donaldbraugh2314]

Lots of mistakes made.

[@JimMac23]

He was advised not to do it by the prime minister. George V was facing the possibility of being removed from the throne by many in Parliament if he let the Romanovs into England. And it was a moot point anyway. The new government in Russia was holding the Romanovs as prisoners in their own palace. They would never have let them leave Russia.

[@hermi8918]

​@@JimMac23They had time to flee but they thought that nothing would ever be done to them because they were the tsar...

[@lonestarbug]

@@hermi8918 True.

[@greyfriars6540]

Alexandra was a fool and Nicholas weak. She isolated the family from everybody except for Rasputin. Neither of them had any judgement or talent for statecraft and both were wedded to autocracy "Russia loves to feel the whip - it's their nature - tender love and then the iron hand to punish and guide" her words. They led their young family to an awful death that could have been avoided.

[@grioulaloula8594]

Unfortunately, things got worse with Lenin/Stalin.

[@lonestarbug]

All true.

[@jessicamilestone4026]

Another fascinating video from you, People Profiles. Thank you.

[@peterasp1968]

All I can say is that the Tsar had his failings but he was a far far better person than the monsters who came after him. But unfortunately for Russia his failings would ensure that the monsters would come.

[@vkrgfan]

Nope he was not better, people were peasants, had no right to own land and had no right to obtain education only the mobility class could. Russian people were slaves to European elites because the majority of them weren't even Russian therefore they didn't view Russian people as equals. Yes, times during Lenin were hard, and during Stalin even tougher, however, it's unfair to say that there was no progress at all. Communists abolished the class system, everyone had work, a roof over their head, bread on the table, and a right to education and medical care. The Communist system created industrial and scientific strides, they did so because they were the first to send a man to Space.

[@Sognafar]

Everybody had bread on the table? 😂😂😂 ​@@vkrgfan

[@vkrgfan]

@@Sognafar That’s all you got from my comment? Troll

[@Sognafar]

@@vkrgfan I'm a troll for refuting part of your comment? Okay troll 😂

[@r.w.bottorff7735]

Tsar Nicholas, what a sweet summer boy, with perfect azure eyes.... almost like his head is filled with a beautiful, empty sky, lord knows he wasn't thinking about his fellow Russians.

[@Contessa6363]

Ironic. Stalin's Funeral had an estimated 1500 crushed to death when the crowd surged. Same thing with Nicholas' coronation.

[@bethh2127]

Nicholas was a great husband, great father, good man. But a terrible King.

[@johncordes7885]

Nicholas was a waste of carbon, controlled by a grasping wife and crazy Monk

[@Arushi701]

Nicholas should've never been Tsar. He and Alexandra needed to be removed for a good reality check, but what happened to them and their family was pure evil. They were ignorant and too stuck-up with their ancestors' ideas, but probably not cruel. Lenin, on the other hand...

[@davidr2802]

a jewish family whose daughters were raped by the Tsar's cossacks in one of the numerous programs encouraged by Nicholas to divert attention from his incompetence has entered the room.

[@kyokasanagi]

It was bad but the Tzar had it coming to him. He was responsible for hundreds of thousands of preventable deaths just because he did not want democracy to happen.

[@RK-um9tu]

If they were so great, the revolution never would have happened. If they were so great, they would have been allowed to just get out of the country. If they were so great, another country would have tried to save them.

[@Arushi701]

@@RK-um9tu Didn’t say they were great, just that they didn’t deserve to be brutally murdered like that with their innocent children

[@vkrgfan]

They didn't give a flying fcks about the Russian people and their troubles, they killed a lot of civilians including the elderly folks and children when they marched to his palace. I sympathize with children, children have no control over anything but Nicholas certainly had a lot of power.

[@aidoudaya2085]

Everytime I read about him and try to put myself on his shoes, I realize the heavy burden he was carrying. I am not palliating for him or turning the eye on his weaknesses, but he definitely did not deserve such ending, let alone the children. Lenin on the contrary......

[@StanleyBraxton-c9u]

He never was capable of being a decisive monarch. All he new was to try and keep the 300 year monarchy afloat.Never understood the British Monarchy's decision. He was your cousin dammit. One the biggest and shameful act in it's history.

[@RK-um9tu]

Please with that nonsense. If he was so great, they would have been allowed to leave and go somewhere else.

[@rathertiredofthemess2841]

Since its National inception as Russia in around 1000ce, the Russian people have never known a single day of anything remotely resembling a democracy.

[@jorgeponce5512]

And they have never lived better than these days. MSM would have all believed they are still under a centrally-planned economic system.

[@jorgeponce5512]

I made a comment in response to you. Either People and Profiles or KZbin are not making it visible. Practicing centrally-planned censorship. They would have fit snugly in the payroll of Pravda.

[@rathertiredofthemess2841]

@@jorgeponce5512 make it again.

[@jorgeponce5512]

The Russians have never lived better than over the last 10 years.

[@jorgeponce5512]

@@rathertiredofthemess2841 The Russians have never lived better than over the last 10 years.

[@FREEDOM1TRUTH1BOLDNESS]

Nicholas was human, A MAN

[@davidlogan4329]

He was also a very stupid man.

[@williamvigil2951]

dID yUo jUsT aSsumE hiS gEndER¿

[@ukraine_tbic]

I love the work you put out!

[@MottyBiya]

Very interesting.Thanks a lot.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Love these compilations! YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST 😊😊😊❤❤

[@NAHAJI133]

I often wonder what people expected of people born into royally. They were only human.

[@simosandboifan989]

Very interesting, will surely watch.

[@cejann3926]

Lenin would not have become Stalin especially since he warned against him But Trotsky could have been a Stalin

[@stephan6372]

Lol Lenin saw himself in Stalin. After all it was the plan that if socialism moved too much towards capitalism, communism would be enforced. Trotsky wanted something different, Lennin didn't live long enough and Stalin imposed exactly what Lenin wanted.

[@cejann3926]

@@stephan6372We watched two different documentaries because what I watched stated that Lenin warned against Stalin and chose Trotsky instead meaning he did not want Stalin to replace him

[@ComradeZBunch]

If it weren't for Stalin, you'd likely be somewhere speaking German and harassing Jews...

[@starjun97]

​@@stephan6372Lenin in his later years was against Stalin his last letter stated he thought Stalin bad for the party

[@hshshs2007]

The Russian monarchy had to come to an end after the miserable defeats in WW1 and the blockade of resourceful resolutions for the economic and social problems of the Russian people. The luxurious lifestyle of the royal family was at the expense of the Russian treasury widened the gap between aristocrats and land owners and the rest of the people leading to social radicalism and hence the revolution and the end of monarchy.

[@stop-the-greed]

Take heed western neo capitalist west

[@GManzi673]

​@@stop-the-greed Only neo-capitalist?​ what about Neo-colonialism and the Neo's that our goverment in Britain are funding and arming for a repeat of our immediate post WW1 effort to put the peasants in their place, and return to global feudalism. The autocrats are back to claim the land they consider to have been stolen from a close relative of their Monarch just over a century ago!

[@stop-the-greed]

@@GManzi673 very true , when they said Brexit was about taking back control , this is what they meant . As you know mate . Spot on

[@hansmedja2774]

Who prepare that revolution and how bolcheviks change to be communist party. What is the connection. ??

[@KingRagnar216]

Nay. Communism did nothing good for Russians. The Bolshevik-jews hated russian people and cared nothing but for themselves and and the imago of Soviet Union.

[@harolddburke4726]

So much information. Well presented. Makes me appreciate my Constitution and why it's worth defending. Although written long ago.

[@jackreacher.]

@haroldburk4726 ''Although written long ago.''; Weak apologetics trumpeted by KZbin.

[@KeelsF2F]

Lots of detail nicely explained that I'd not been aware of or clear about concerning during those chaotic and confusing times. If nothing else, I think Lenin was sincere in his political beliefs whereas Stalin was an opportunist who built a personality cult around himself, leading to the loss of millions of innocent lives

[@JimMac23]

Lenin killed thousands of people.

[@brandonkelusky2493]

Do william joyce lord haw-haw.

[@tifanyb3954]

I love Russia and the Romanovs 😊❤. Thank you.

[@brianbelgard5988]

The only redeeming quality of the romanovs is they were so incompetent that they helped stomp out monarchy in Europe.

[@zHoody]

You can't love the Russian Federation and the Russian Empire at the same time. It's contradictory to do so.

[@иванепифан-к8ж]

@@zHoody THEY don't give A fuck)))

[@JimMac23]

Nicholas and the children were nice. Alexandra, not so much.

[@UltraFedus]

​@@zHoodywhy?

[@Geeronimo99]

The military machine was too strong for any tsar. The fact he ruled as long as he did is amazing. Lenin looks nasty. Pokey little beady eyes.

[@JimMac23]

Yes he does.

[@katherinecollins4685]

Very informative

[@dandydante7924]

Rest in Peace to the royal martyrs

[@Geeronimo99]

Yes. A loss of a great bloodline. Inherited disorders aside.

[@Мстис63]

28августа 1941г.были живыми закопаны родственники дедушки Ленина и раввина Марголина возле Логойска как ехать на Гайну памятник есть. Немцы гарантировали переезд в Австралию им. Когда они пришли в пункт сбора у них забрали золота в объёме сундука, и заставили капать яму.., Спасся мальчик 6 лет. Мы с бабушкой часто тайно подходили к этому месту и бабушка плакала на коленях, и говорила, что лучше было бы, если бы жи до в (её слова) перевезли в Австралию..

[@hermi8918]

And why did Lenin's relatives want to flee? That Lenin was not ruling Russia at that time?

[@ikibenten]

@@hermi8918 не обращайте внимание, это шизофрения

[@narendragongale8945]

Very beautiful and nice vedio on zar and Russian Empire

[@Contessa6363]

Nicholas was quite the runner evidently. He wasn't any different than most men in his social class.

[@ЕкатеринаИвановнаМилославская]

Императорская семья были необычными , святыми людьми, которые не понимали зачастую публику и невозможно было Романовых выпустить в мир без создания дистанции и телохранителей...

[@VitoSonya]

Они были ненормальные просто

[@mchristr]

One angry young man (Lenin) adopts theories (Marx, Engels) based on a false anthropology. And millions of people are killed or suffer as a result. Yes, ideas do have consequences.

[@kevindorland738]

Adopted the worst idea, in all of human history, mankind ever conceived.

[@newshoegaze]

Cringeee

[@No_jews_allowed]

Lenin was financed by Wall Street

[@xibalbalon8668]

Because everyone knows tsarist Russia was a utopia where everyone was driving flying cars and had no problems at all

[@JimMac23]

Lenin had many people condemned to death. He probably knew about the Romanovs being condemned to death as well.

[@SagesseNoir]

An error:Peter Kropotkin was an Anarchist. The narrator says that Kropotkin was intellectual forbear of Bolshevism

[@jjhonecker7644]

РУССКИЕ СТОЛЬКИ СТРАСТИ ДУШИ ВЕЧНЫЕ!!!!!!!!!! ДОМ РОМАНОВА

[@faisalhayatkhan5447]

Great research

[@terencereeves-smyth2994]

Odessa was not part of The Ukraine in 1908 - this did not happen until the early 1920s

[@zHoody]

Exactly. It wasn't until 1918 when Lenin gave southern and eastern parts of (what is now Russia) to Ukraine.

[@larisasayenko1604]

The city of Odessa was founded In 1794 .by a decree of the Russian empress Catherine the Great. From 1819 to 1858, Odessa was a free port-a porto -Franco. During the 19th century, Odessa was the fourth largest city of Imperial Russia, after Moscow, Saint Petersburg and Warsaw. And there was no any Ukraine. During the Soviet period, it was the most important port of trade in the Soviet Union and a Soviet naval base.

[@FredG-b9g]

The Russians had nothing to do with Odesa until the late 18th century. Odesa was declared a part of the Ukrainian Peoples Republic in 1918. Before Soviet Russia invaded Ivan Lutsenko was the mayor of Odesa within an independent non-Soviet Ukraine. The Ukrainian People's Republic was then invaded by Soviet Russia and Odesa was a part of the Ukrainian SSR until 1991. Since then it has been a part of independent Ukraine. Russia had nothing to do with Odesa until 1789.

[@FredG-b9g]

@@zHoody Lenin gave nothing to Ukraine. This is simply what Russian bots like yourself are paid to repeat. Lenin invaded independent Ukraine just as he invaded Poland and Finland. Odesa and the rest of Ukraine had been recognised by the Central Powers and by Soviet Russia as independent Ukrainian territory in the Treaty of Brest Litovsk signed on Feb 9. Soviet Russia broke this treaty, just as they did the Budapest Memorandum and invaded.

[@FredG-b9g]

@@larisasayenko1604 Ukraine has been on the map since Beauplan, 17th century. Ukraine was Ukraine when Russia was still Muscovy. Deal with it!!

[@AhmedA-zz7xx]

Thank you for the translation , one of my best channels in KZbin ❤🎉

[@Asmazing]

Incredible documentary! The way Lenin took power and managed it makes you wonder if he would have bone what Stalin has done to its people especially in the midst of WW2. The harsh treatment of its people during pre-WW2 and in the middle of it might be why the USSR did not fall to Germany in the end. There could've been other ways to achieve the same results and I do not condone what he's done, but I am not so sure Lenin would've gone to such violence towards his people to stop the German advance. Utlimately we will never know but this is a good scenario to hypothesise about.

[@zbaktube]

My opinion is that Tsar Nicholas II was neither Russian nor understand the country he was ruling. Seems to me he tried to show off by creating a western-like country out of the Russian empire without understanding the people and the country he ruled. And it backfired. About Lenin and Stalin: Without them the leader of Russia would be called today: Tsar of the Russian Empire. They did what they had to do in order not to let it happen. They did it. Though maybe we would be better off with a Tsar today, It did not worth it.

[@blitzy3244]

27:20 Hmmm. I wonder what group of people they would be?

[@miniflem1]

As you seem to show already know with your tiresome rhetorical bullshit, please tell us, in detail, who you mean?

[@NAHAJI133]

All the same dna

[@MaleBMW]

@@miniflem1 By the way you clutch your pearls in offense as an attempt to pretend to be morally superior, Look in the mirror

[@miniflem1]

@@MaleBMW I don't have to pretend. Keep on bigoting with your hive-mind bullshit. If anyone seems offended here it's you, by my outrageous demands for calrifcation.

[@rowglider231]

The Sabbatai Zevi Jacob Frank J E W S ?

[@millanoire]

Would you make a documentary on Karl XII aka. Carolus Rex of Sweden?

[@jamesprentice2122]

Y’all need to do a jurisprudence philosopher videos. I.e., Hans Kelsen, Dworkin, Kants, Fuller, Finnes, Rawls, etc.

[@stop-the-greed]

Do Michel Collins please

[@jeanwilliquet4035]

1:58:18 "A new Ukrainian State acquired its independance". Not true.

[@ЕкатеринаИвановнаМилославская]

Впервые услышала вашу правду. Если правда на стороне правды ,, как есть,,, то и суд на правдивой стороне.Никто у этих сумасшедших не проверял права на ношения оружия и заключения медкомиссии о ношении оружия. Императорская семья были неприкосновенны мировыми законами, как царская семья. Невыносимые люди эти безбожники... как тот с винтовкой в папуасии и сейчас... Командовать будут у себя дома!😢... Но помните, что будет суд, разящий как стрела, когда над головой блеснут два огненных крыла(М. И. Цветаева)

[@strmbambam]

Nicholas was not a perfect Tsar, but better than the Communists

[@TheChewman2001]

literally how

[@JimMac23]

@@TheChewman2001 The Communists killed many more people than Nicholas did. Millions of people.

[@swerdna1970]

The video footage of Port Arthur is Port Arthur, Tasmania, Australia. Close.

[@miriamwilson9542]

Excellent documentary. As to what I feel about Tsar Nicholas, I feel sure that he is happy now. In fact, all the players in this melodramatic Russian tale, gone to their happy eternal rest. Too soppy? Well, that s Buddhism for ya!!😊

[@extremetechus]

Lenin's actions led to massive upheaval and suffering. It's hard to see him as a hero when you consider the millions who suffered under his regime. What do you think?

[@branko4033]

I agree. In many ways I see that cannibalistic beast as the precursor to Hitler.

[@JimMac23]

I agree.

[@stevedriscoll2539]

I think I agree also, but I am entertaining distilling a loose overall theory of the ubiquitous genocides of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The theory is built mostly on the results of the phenomena of worldwide industrialization and the beginning of the "arms race". A feature of this theory is that leaders like Lenin and others of similar disposition and temperament would "emerge" * from the existing conditions as opposed to the individuals such as Lenin, Stalin, Hitler, Mao, FDR, and Churchill "creating" or being the prime movers of those existing conditions...does any of this make any sense? *the conditions necessitated these bellicose, extreme power seeking, and megalamaniacal characteristics of these players; players that had they been otherwise would not be considered "heroes" nor lauded as successful as they all still are in their respective lands.

[@lindembergsilveirafilho1842]

Trying to answer your last question: violence and opression frequently are born out of fear. As Lenin was undoubtedly much more intellectually prepared than Stalin, he might eventually stay out of the development of such a totalitarian state when compared to the obsessive Stalin. But one should never forget, he was the one who layed the authoritharian initial landmarks of the Soviet Union, just like this documentary so brilliantly stated

[@иванепифан-к8ж]

It didn't help anyway, they talk badly about any communist leaders))). The opposition of Stalin to Lenin - this was the beginning of the scrapping of socialism in the USSR. An old bourgeois fairy tale..

[@stephan6372]

Well no. Both Lennin and Trotsky wanted a period of socialism to keep foreign banks and create a wealthy state before enforcing communism. Stalin only did what Lennin would have done had he seen that the socialism they imposed was bringing about a want of monetary independence and capitalism amongst the people. Stalin chose the enforcement of radical communism to destroy any thought or want of capitalism among the people. Crushing them and binding them to nationalised factories and farms without any hopes of socialism.

[@иванепифан-к8ж]

@@stephan6372 The funniest thing is that "under Stalin" there was more capitalism than under Khrushchev (!) - these are collective farms, private collective farming on national land.

[@emmanuelrajah9688]

Golden Point - Lenins body is still displayed to prove his death

[@billmichae]

USA has provided a massive military and financial support to the Japanese in the Russo-Japanese war. Will Ukraine win as Japan has won, is the question now.

[@kashfiaislam9995]

Tsar Nicholas II was NOT a direct descendant of King Henry VII. 👑💍🇷🇺

[@JimMac23]

Nicholas was a cousin of George V. Their Danish princess mothers were sisters.

[@kashfiaislam9995]

@@JimMac23 Only King George V was a direct descendant of King Henry VII. Their Danish princess moms were NOT directly descended from King Henry VII. 👑💍🇩🇰

[@kashfiaislam9995]

@@pedanticradiator1491 Why did the line of succession go to Margaret Tudor’s direct descendants instead of Mary Tudor’s direct descendants after Queen Elizabeth I died? 👑💍🇬🇧

[@kashfiaislam9995]

@@pedanticradiator1491 But King Henry VIII was younger than Margaret Tudor. 👑💍🇬🇧

[@kashfiaislam9995]

@@pedanticradiator1491 But King Ernest Augustus of Hanover wished Queen Victoria’s mom had an abortion. 🐸

[@bravosierra2447]

7:40 “Ouch”

[@emmanuelrajah9688]

Golden Point - If Emmy's dead body is not seen, all wealth of Emmy's will once again be fought over by the whole world

[@isaacrudiger2087]

Holy Emperor of Russian people!

[@TatianaKostomarova]

No one Romanov was born with Russian name No one was born in Russia

[@JimMac23]

The Romanovs were all born in Russia.

[@spqr2124]

1:26:36 they were never married to my understanding, please explain?

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Do Belisarius! The last Román!

[@quantumcomata105]

Lenin and Nicholas was acquainted????

[@JimMac23]

They never met each other.

[@katehughes1860]

Lenin’s brother was killed by the Czar’s family.

[@coreyrachar9694]

Lenin still owes me 5 bux.

[@sey2s]

I feel bad for that familie. They did them bad

[@Geeronimo99]

Sounds like alexie was a traitor.

[@michaelsteven1090]

Way to confusing. Make your head spin

[@pinkharrier47]

1:49 mentions all the peoples involved such as Estonians, Georgians etc etc without once mentioning the overwhelming presence of Ashkenazi Jews who represented as much as 80% of the ruling elites. Why the omission?

[@Geeronimo99]

What clear eyed beautiful people the romanovs were. They seem to have a halo of light around them. They trued to evolve but radixals were too plentiful wanting instant change. What a shame tgevoeasant revolted.

[@dmramala]

Thanks to communists for aiding in the liberation of africa.

[@زائرخفيف1]

لينين قمعي وستالين تعلم منة الوحشية والقسوة و الدولة السوفيتية مشت على نهجة

[@Dobie-h2l]

Russia oh Russia 🪆

[@emmanuelrajah9688]

Proof that Emmy's Dead Body will have to be displayed forever to divide any of his Wealth

[@Мстис63]

Бабушка за два месяца до смерти, предупредила, чтобы никогда не отпускал детей одних, особенно весной мальчиков до 14 лет, так как в Гайне жи ды му... детей.

[@fenixcharodey]

1:11:00 + “Could the horrors of communist rule in the 20th century have been avoided?” What hypocrisy. The USSR is the greatest power that has existed in the entire history of mankind. It was the USSR that destroyed Nazi Germany, grinding about 80% of all divisions of the Wehrmacht and their allies. It was the USSR that sent mankind's first satellite into space! It was the USSR that sent the first man into space! It was the USSR that first explored Venus! It was the USSR that carried a good message to all humanity - “workers (proletarians) of all countries - be united!” It was in the USSR that an incredible number of peoples lived together in friendship and harmony. The USSR, socialism, communism is a utopia that humanity has not yet reached. The world is driven by imperialism, capitalism, where deception and exploitation of other people are profitable, leaving workers in poverty, while making profit. Wolf Society.

[@branko4033]

If it weren't for the fear of the monstrous, cannibalistic mass murderers like Lenin and his gang, if it weren't for the fear from the barbaric regime and ideology of the USSR, the western powers would have dealt with Hitler and his brand of human garbage in good time.

[@JimMac23]

What?

[@lloydellmiller6279]

Any nation that forgets God can’t be too great.

[@BiplabDas-km8rs]

Capitalist fools never believe this

[@lynngreyling7660]

Whatever the skills and assets or shortcomings of Nicholas ll were, he could not and would not survive the rise of "modernism".

[@foreverraining1522]

His mistake was entering WW1

[@katehughes1860]

How about each of the Beatles?

[@emmanuelrajah9688]

Medal Free

[@manishnag5016]

Thought Out Human History Thousands And Thousands Gods Came And Gone , God Is Mortal , But Lenin Is Immortal, He's Closer To Concept Of God , Than The God Himself

[@jennklein1917]

Evil, just like Stalin!

[@manishnag5016]

@@jennklein1917 What Would You Say About Any Number of European Kings , Whose Death Counts , Are In Multiple Times Than of Even Hitler

[@JimMac23]

Lenin was evil. So was Stalin. So was Hitler.

[@stofelie]

It's Peter the Great.

[@Мстис63]

1 марта бабушке чем-то ударили, жидкость в ушах была и синие ногти, 5марта умерла, хоронили, как Л. И. Брежнева, резко опустили и с грохотом вниз..

[@larisasayenko1604]

Historical reference. The Rise of Ukraine. "Out of the chaos into which Russia fell after the Revolution of the February 1917, a NEW NATION now emerges - the "Ukrainian People's Republic." "Dismembered Russia- Some of the Fragments" "The New York Times" February 1918 Canadian scholar Orest Subtelny about this newly emerged Nation - Ukraine: "In 1919 total chaos engulfed Ukraine. Indeed, in the modern history of Europe no country experienced such complete anarchy, bitter civil strife, and total collapse of authority as did Ukraine at this time. Six different armies..., operated on its territory. Kyiv changed hands five times in less than a year. Cities and regions were cut off from each other by the numerous fronts. Communications with the outside world broke down almost completely. The starving cities emptied as people moved into the countryside in their search for food." Newly emerged Ukraine struggled for survival till November 1921. This turmoil resulted in the division of the newly emerged Ukraine between the Bolshevik Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Czechoslovakia. Fragments, absorbed by Poland, Romania, Czechoslovakia didn't get any kind of autonomy ever. And only in the frame of the Soviet Union , newly emerged Nation - Ukraine was granted the Autonomy - the Ukrainian Soviet Republic was proclaimed as an integral part of the Soviet Union, created in 1922. Artificial Construct of the Soviet Ukraine was created in place of the Historically Russian Governorates of Russian Empire, with the strategically mostly important Historically Russian territories included in the Soviet Ukraine on the demand of Lenin, Kharkov was founded in 1655 as a military stronghold to protect RUSSIA'S southern borderlands. Kharkov's nodal position was enhanced in the later 19th century by the opening of the adjacent Donetsk Basin coalfield, which gave the boost for Kharkov’s own industries, especially engineering". The whole region was developed as the industrial hub of Russian Empire, and was known as "Donbass", and there was no any Ukraine! "Donetsk Krivorozsk Republic", with the capital in Kharkov, was proclaimed in 1917 as an integral part of the Russian Federation! Despite this, republic - its territory on the Demand of Lenin, was also incorporated, was included in the new artificial construct of the Soviet Ukraine, Such way Historically Russian Donbass with the historically Russian speaking population became the part of the artificial construct of the Soviet Ukraine.

[@larisasayenko1604]

"Novorossia" was founded. by Catherine the Great in 1764. "Novorossiya", which literally means New Russia, is a historical name for an administrative area immediately north of the Black Sea, Sea of Azov and Crimea. In1802 it was devided into three governorates- the Yekaterinoslav, Kherson and the Taurida. The name of the "Novorossia" was in use till 1917 after which it was out of usage, because by some mistirious reason it was included in the newly emerged Ukraine. Catherine the Great's incorporation of the Crimea in 1783 from the defeated Ottoman Empire, increased Russia's power and control in the Black Sea area, and the Northern Coastal land of Black Sea, which together with Crimea was marked on the map of Russian Empire as Taurida Governorate. Cities of Sebastopol, Odessa, Kherson Ochakov Mariupol to name a few were founded developed and flourishing in time of Russian Empire when Ukraine didn't exist. Crimea was part of Russia until Nikita Khrushchev, decided to make a present of it to Ukrainian Soviet Republic in 1954 -it was an internal transaction,and could be seen as meaningless legally and politically, because in the Soviet times Ukraine was an integral part of the Soviet Union".. Crimea was transfered to Ukraine, and nobody ever asked people of Crimean if they liked it, if they wanted to become part of Ukraine. After collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 the newly emerged Nation Ukraine wàs established as the Anti - Russia. Ultra Nationalist and neo Nazi unleashed the Cultural Genocide and Ethnocide of Russians on the historically Russian territories which were included in the artificial construct of the Soviet Ukraine created by Lenin century ago, after the Russian Revolution and following Civil War, It was Done on the demand of Lenin, bolsheviks, International Revolutionaries. "Until the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, Ukraine had never been an independent state." Ever. " Borderland: A Journey Through The History Of Ukraine" 1999

[@FredG-b9g]

@@larisasayenko1604 Я не думав, що дозволили працювати ботами русифікованим селянам з українськими прізвищами. Я думав, що це як нацистський сс пускають тільки тих, хто має чисту монгольську та кацапську кров.

[@FredG-b9g]

Historically Russian??? It was literally called SLOBODA UKRAINE!!! In the 1896 RUSSIAN IMPERIAL CENSUS, 81% of the Kharkiv Governorate were Ukrainians and spoke UKRAINIAN.

[@FredG-b9g]

Я не думав, що вони дають роботу ботам русифікованим селянам з українськими прізвищами. Я думав, у вас має бути повна монголо-татарська і кацапська кров.

[@5eyoshi]

Hi

[@peterparsons7141]

APPOINTED BY GOD ? When was the ceremony? Who was there ? Was God present, and if so which one ? So many questions, always the same answer, you simply have to trust them and GOD told them that they were in charge.

[@barbaragarriott2364]

God have mercy on their souls

[@Joe-ym6bw]

I don't feel bad for Czar Nicholas in reality he had no feelings for the common people i do feel bad for his beautiful daughters as for his son he was a brat

[@Uuu29-fy2vc]

No leader is chosen by God or gods; as humans have to come together and eject one among us to lead us. God or gods have no part in it.

[@Outlier2024]

Not directly.

[@jeanwilliquet4035]

What "descent" into extremist politics (talking of Lenin)? I suppose you meant ascent into radical and later revolutionary politics...🧐

[@Nature..lover77]

Wow✅

[@JukeBoxDestroyer]

there's photos of the lead iewish executioner of the Romanov family posing for photos wearing the Tsar's infantry uniform that he stole from his luggage after executing him. and even shaves his beard in the style of Nicholas while wearing the uniform.

[@stefankurlak9556]

All the descendants of Ivan the Terrible are just a little crazy

[@johncordes7885]

There are none

[@emmanuelrajah9688]

All Armies confirm

[@mcroman-superfeat]

Wonder what all this info come's from ... ? !

[@Geeronimo99]

Lenin resembles hitler and arthur skargill in the energy source he manifested bringing chaos rather than harmony. I always say...its easy to wind a wild animal up. But rare is the person who can settle one. Tsar nicholas tried his best. I think a royal family...with a state governme t as uk is supposed to have is the best vehicle for democracy....if...big if...you manage to have honest m.p.s and p.m.

[@DavidJadunath]

An uncooperative set of internal Russian opposing political parties tried to assassinate Lenin. Also, Japan, the U.S., and France joined the White Army loyal to the Tsar, in an attempt to retake Russia from the Bolsheviks. As a result, Lenin formed a powerful Red Army and increased the lethality of the police force known as the Cheka. Cooperation is always better for the formation and success of any government, new or old.

[@markbahouth2713]

no sense making comments there is no logical order of following some ones comment with your own reply . no threads or linkage . what nerdy" genius " designed this nonsense .

[@yasseralsaidi1168]

A wave of leader s then another wave of Russian leaders keep s on coming

[@mihovillmisha9885]

Lot of misleading stories. No answer who did what and why?

[@manyulgarprsch]

I wonder why his mother didn't impose on him her Danish pragmatism. I think had she done so, the Bolshevik might have not taken place.

[@305tili]

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