Movie | Romanovs: A Crowned Family | Part 2

[@dianadiane747]

OTMA: The most beautiful princesses Europe has ever had. No princess of the 21st century has OTMA's beauty. The Romanov sisters had the most perfect facial features. To be honest, Maria Romanov was a true beauty with big blue eyes and a face like an angel painted by Michelangelo. I wish they had survived! God bless our Royal Martyrs!

[@ShaheenKhan-xw3we]

l agree with you

[@rebuzz6866]

You realize that they are not for real, this are just actresses.

[@marilainedictan4851]

@@rebuzz6866 the real princesses were considered among the courts of Europe as the most beautiful and marriage able princesses

[@rebuzz6866]

@@marilainedictan4851 Aren't all princesses alwas the most beautiful?

[@hellloegg8873]

@@rebuzz6866 everyone is beautiful, otma (olga, tatiana, Maria, anastasia) were known to be extremely beautiful it was said maria would drive guards crazy in love with her. She had huge dark blue eyes and long 'fair hair'

[@ladyrachel13]

The scene where the girls are singing and Alexei is sitting and coloring is precious. I think it's one of the better parts of the movie. It's very sweet and touching. Bless them. 💖🙏

[@Helga7850]

Eto bylo vesnoi, v uljetajushii den'

[@lisaharrod8386]

@lady... It is a lovely scene, isn't it? And "Lilac" is such a haunting song... One of my favorite scenes in the film.

[@ad6417]

The most beautiful royal princesses in Europe at that time. None other came close to their ethereal beauty and grace.

[@joseeduardotschen9186]

True! Until Princess Diana

[@coniston3106]

@@joseeduardotschen9186 all of them were remarkably georgeous

[@whyareyoureadingthisgrace95]

hun stop. Everyone is beautiful.

[@ad6417]

@@whyareyoureadingthisgrace95 Uhh...no they aren't.

[@rizkyna23]

True. Most of royal lady at that time were fat.

[@Sinni957]

Honestly such a wonderful portrayal of each Romanov family member, the actors were tremendous. I’m so glad I found this gem of a movie.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

It really is the best movie about the Romanov family to date! Glad you liked it!

[@Countrydurham]

You know whatever idiot was a guard there and saw how not as “evil” as there shown to be there monsters I mean at this point they should have just sent them to some island and left them there @@RomanovRoyalMartyrs

[@aliciacruz5957]

Omg i just can't stop crying. I love the piano music that olga and the tzar were playing. HAUNTINGLY BEAUTIFUL. MAY THEY ALL REST IN PEACE. BLESS THEM ALL.

[@lisaharrod8386]

The film appears to have been filmed in the actual palaces and places wherever possible. The costume designer was very accurate as well. The cast was eerily like the Romanovs...and where did they find those girls!? Just a gorgeous film visually. The tragic story remains compelling and fascinating as always...I don't think this piece of Russian history will ever be forgotten...thanks for the upload of this movie!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

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[@lisaharrod8386]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs thank you!😁

[@ravnen25]

Watch last days of the last tzar it also remembers all the bloody details, from the fatal night 😔

[@alaskacosplay]

I'm guessing they had to have girls audition for the roles, as well as selecting those who looked more or less like the Grand Duchesses as well as the certain characteristics of the girls such as Anastasia's playfulness or Tatiana's high strung nature

[@ShaheenKhan-xw3we]

At least they are created Saints and after decades, given a funeral they deserved.May their souls rest in peace. Amen

[@serenez]

Tatiana is my favorite romanov. She’s literally perfect. I like her beauty the most. She was also so elegant and intelligent

[@ObiWanFan30]

Am I the only one who almost had a fit of the giggles when Anastasia decided to be goofy during the picture taking?

[@jessieblossom3874]

The ending made me cry.

[@ingridcalderon1994]

Me too 😢😢😢

[@tutulikz315]

In my history class, we started a new topic The Russian Revolution .and this film will help me a lot .thanks for the production. I didn't know Russia had such beautiful princess and I loved the Queen for she was so proud of her Granny Victoria

[@ekim9934]

I really cry in the end😭rest in paradise the romanov family

[@counttoku]

I broke down when it came to the murder scene. I couldn't stand it without tearing up. They are with God now, I take comfort in that.

[@virginagobetz4756]

Absolutely heartbreaking the Tsarista ,the children,Dr.Botkin and the servants should never have been murdered.This immense sin is something that will stain Russian history forever.

[@ThorStiger]

Virgina Gobetz wise words from Nicholas The order came from a committee not a court the tzars abdication and his family’s death was in complete vain they never deserved death

[@lorraineroberts3035]

Virgina Gobetz I absolutely agree this will be a stain on Russian history-forever for the killing of those beautiful children What did it achieve it achieve nothing they ended up with Stalin Some revolution an evil dictator more wars and destruction-who was worse than Nicholas and his family

[@ThorStiger]

@@lorraineroberts3035 the romanovs death was in complete vain the USSR was around till 91 when you look it's gone

[@Garbeaux.]

Nah, the Tsarina deserved it. Probably more than Nicholas himself. They should have been tried than summarily executed. Nicholas ruled Russia but Alexandra ruled him. Otherwise, Rasputin would have never gotten such a foothold into the family and control of the government during war! She would be the one telling Nicholas to use such harsh measures like on Bloody Sunday. She was an ignorant woman who would make statements like Russia likes the whip. No excuse for killing their children or attendants.

[@victorianunweiller]

@@Garbeaux. Oh my lord! How can you say those things about the Tsarina???? Everyone makes mistakes, I agree, but nobody deserves to be murdered in a such horrible way, no matter what they did. You know, she was a very devoted mother, and her children loved her. Even if she wasn't born a ruler, she was born a mother. And that's great! Can you kill the mother of 5 children? No, you can't. You basically can't kill anyone. Only God has the right to give and take life, not a stupid mortal, like those murderers. And, let's take it on another side : okay, they killed the monarch, and installed the communism. And what they got instead of "Nicholas the bloody"? "Stalin the killer"! He killed way too many people than Nicholas, left the poor starve to their deaths, and brought war to Russia. So, who was bettar - the Tsarina or Stalin? Definitely the Tsarina!

[@kymberlyphillips9988]

What a beautiful family, loved one another.the family had loyal staff its such pity I feel even now.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

They really were a model of love in every possible way and at all stages, even at the very time of their brutal murder.

[@datruthsetufree298]

Yes and we shall never forget them even the servants and doctor Botkin 😢​@RomanovRoyalMartyrs

[@patiencembongwe8444]

A man who had love and devotion for his wife and family, his daughters were beautiful and his son would have been a beautiful skilled craftsman

[@andrewvanhalen1984]

I love the scene when they're taking pictures and Nastya just photo bombs the whole thing. That was kind of adorable. God save the Romanovs!

[@tessax]

If there was a God don’t you think he would’ve saved them from being murdered 🤔 duh

[@baekhyunsomi3580]

the way they laughed during breakfast...it broke my heart.

[@ahmadfarokhzad7250]

Romanov family was innocent and lovely. they were honorable and kind people. They were unjustly killed. and I believe that all of them are martyrs. My heart broke and I cried several times. God have mercy on them their souls 🖤

[@simosandboifan989]

Circassian Genocide

[@MrTappug]

Yes because they were so honorable and kind is how they got killed. I think they chose to stay because they were so patriotic and didn’t want to leave Russia. 🇷🇺 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺 they were like Alexei Navalny or Vladimir Murza. Since they have been canonized I think they are watching over Vladimir Murza and they were watching over Alexei Navalny. Sadly Alexei Navalny has joined them in heaven and I hope he is canonized one day and Russia is free and prosperous. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@danielbisson8032]

nicholas not innocent read your russian history

[@TerrariumDiscoveryGamingMore]

You gotta be joking☠️

[@Vela21]

Olga was in talks of being engaged to Edward Prince of Wales during this time. How interesting it would’ve been if they had been married. He never would have given up the throne or married Wallis Simpson

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

History could have many twists if thing went other ways. Who knows?

[@Denis-tg6jw]

George V acting presumably on advice, allowed his cousin and his cousin's family to die horribly because he was terrified of revolution in Britain. Yes, our (Britain's) Royal family are nothing if not survivors. They are doing it again with Prince Pervert.

[@anneneville6255]

Karen Byrd why don’t the royals choose different reigning names? I think Victoria was the first to choose another name? We always get George, William, Henry, Elizabeth. It would have been interesting if we had “Alexandra I” or Mary (ok we already had Mary) or something like that. I know royals want to look up to a previous royal with his great name but I really admire Victoria. She took her rather “unpopular” for the time second name and made it memorable

[@Maria8CgF8]

@@anneneville6255 Queen Victoria's name was Alexandrina Victoria.😊

[@olavwilhelm6843]

HE WOULD HAVE MARRIED NO ONE !! HE WAS IN LOVE

[@carltongirl95]

Why did I watch this again...it was just horrific what they did to them especially to those beautiful innocent children 😢

[@marcelodemasi7994]

maybe to not forget the atrocities of illuminated totalitarian committing crimes in the name of Justice or in other words the bolsheviks here

[@bry8636]

@@marcelodemasi7994 the philosophy of liberalism did that- other monarchs were deposed less harshly, never to arise again Fear is a brittle tool Not too mention they traded one despotic govt for an even worse one Who knows- had the family lived maybe 20 million Russians wouldn’t have died under Stalin

[@marcelodemasi7994]

@@bry8636 Maybe because liberalism is the father of the dialectic materialism so much embraced by these totalitarian (Leviatan).

[@bry8636]

@@marcelodemasi7994 No, both liberalism and dialectal materialism reject the monarchy But that’s the only thing they have in common Liberalism champions the individual, their rights and even their property Dialectical materialism, AKA Marxism, believes in the collective Fundamentally they couldn’t be more different Not too mention the latter is just a different type of totalitarianism It has never ended well, there is no recipe that can be tweaked to make it ‘better’ Anything built on the premise that the people don’t know what they need is going to have deeply rooted flaws that aren’t able to be ‘fixed’ Thus the need for totalitarianism- it’s a body used to force ‘acceptance’ You decry totalitarianism and prop up another version of it?

[@marcelodemasi7994]

They seem to be apart but they boith undermine the real authority and destroy nations such as the two extremes of the same snake.

[@536bobbie]

This book is so beautiful and the pictures are beyond amazing. Thank you for this film. It is heartbreaking and in part a testimony of both the love and the evil that lies within the human soul.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thanks for reading our book, Barbara! We are honored by your positive feedback! Best and warmest wishes!

[@ФеяМиронова-о8ч]

Какой мальчик!!! Воспитанный,красивый!!! Настоящий мужичек!!!! И царь был бы!!!

[@davidrutter9786]

Very moving. Much more realism than most movies. The actors were marvelous in their performances. The execution was truly chilling.

[@blondilass]

So tragic, they didn't deserve this. Very well acted and filmed. Thank you for sharing this video.

[@lisaaudreyjacintaskinner8578]

My family have always had a fabulous library...& My sister & I are going to continue the tradition by purchasing the Romanov Legacy book for our collection. I would like to have the DVD of this film as well...excellent & heartbreaking on how this historical account demonstrates the Spiritual Strength, United Family Bond of Love along with showing how Physically Attractive & Charmingly Beautiful the Royal Romanovs were in their final days...the Saviour would not allow mankind to take away or destroy.♾🌹♾🌹♾🌹♾🌹♾🌹♾🌹♾🌹♾

[@cc2016]

I feel so sad of what happened to them. Rip the romanov..they were the most and still beautiful royal I've ever seen..

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

They are in eternal bliss now. That's a great consolation for us to know...

[@slenderfan-101j.g.4]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs the fall of the USSR (wich only exisited 69 years) is a perfect symbolic punishment for lenin's legacy

[@iggybarrato9009]

@@slenderfan-101j.g.4 why do you think Lenin was the sole culprit, such crimes use people like Lenin and Hitler so the real culprits remain hidden.

[@slenderfan-101j.g.4]

@@iggybarrato9009 because Lenin is responsible for the foundation of the ussr (his dream) the main reason why he did it is because there is no way he could allow the imperial family to life in these political circumstances, he was to weak to depose stalin before his death, he made stalin general secretary and became as a result a hidden threat, Stalin is with no doubt the greater evil, but lenin started it all and (unknowingly) allowed stalin's rise to power and (later on) tyranny

[@PnaeS]

11:10 it's so happy to see them living and starting as an ordinary, simple family but this is sad still to see their lives deteriorating. And their misery too, they don't deserve that. And the children, they have dreams, and full lives ahead of them and those cruel evil thugs ended their breaths cut short. See, after the family members and servants were "massacred", Russia was seemingly cursed and suffered at the hands of those cruel hands.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thanks for this well-thought comment, Sean! We hope you find the content of our channel satisfactory! Have you visited our book's website yet? If you are interested, have a look here: www.romanovs.eu

[@aka_Starward]

Thank you for posting this beautiful film. One can accuse the Czar of mismanagement, incompetence, misunderstanding and any number of human failings. But the key to that term is the word "human." The Romanovs did not deserve the kind of humiliation, mental torture, and brutal execution to which the Bolshevik Party (that is, Lenin's ferocious thirst for blood-vengeance, embodied) subjected them. The ironic aspect is that the Romanov's have entered felicity in Heaven, while Lenin's soul (so I trust, and so I pray) is roasting in hellfire, hopefully on a spit from throat to you know what. I must negatively applaud the actor who portrays Yurovsky. I say negatively, because he brought out the aspect of the "Creep" that Yurovsky must have been---a colossal bastard who, like most of his fellow Bolsheviks, had more arrogance in him than compassion. I would not sit down to the same table with Yurovsky, even if he picked up the dinner check. I would not spit upon him, because my spit deserves a better target than that. Lenin was the rector/rectum of the Bolshevik Party, and Yuravosky is one of the stools that came out of it.

[@hernangonzalez6575]

I totally agree!!

[@Taisiya87]

👍👍👍🙏🙏🌹🌷

[@supertigerroadtrip5193]

We should never forget the Suffering of the Martyrs.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Remembering is cultivating one's heart for equal resistance to evil under any circumstances.

[@Carl0309]

The Doctor and servants were martyrs, no reason to execute them.

[@josephfrank1472]

@@Carl0309 Yes so they can not tell the truth... That is what these evil people do!

[@coniston3106]

@@Carl0309 even the dogs were executed

[@melanieobremski8570]

@@coniston3106 Not all of the dogs..one survived and was taken back to England...Joy.

[@Domhangairt]

Excellent production. The full account of the execution -as written down by Yakov Yurovsky- is far more gruesome than portrayed in this video. The imperial family was first shot. The emperor and empress died immediately, however the children survived, mainly because they had sown jewelry into their garments. The soldiers then stabbed the girls with bayonets, and finally shot them in the head. The crown prince who was still groaning was shot in the ear at close range by Yurovsky. The whole slaughter took at least twenty minutes. The bodies were then stripped and defiled before being taken away by night and doused with acid before a botched burial. Other family members were shot, or thrown alive into a mine shaft where they lingered with broken bodies before dying. According to Nikolay Sokolov, the judicial investigator appointed to investigate the Romanov murders, the execution was ordered by a New York banker named Jacob Heinrich Schiff, the man who financed the Bolshevik regime during the revolution and civil war in Russia. He did not want a counter-revolution and restoration of the monarchy. Sokolov based his accusations on a telegraph strip he found in the telegraph house at Ekaterinburg.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

We have a full acount of the murder with every detail, based on the testimonies of all those present. Here's our book: www.romanovs.eu/online-store

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

@@sweettendercharles1556 we have an article about that on our website: www.romanovs.eu/murder-room-inscriptions Many thanks!

[@kayahoney5621]

Sweet Tender Charles ugh! As a religious Jew who absolutely admires the Romanov family I find it horrible to see the Antisemitic conspiracy theories on videos to do with the Romanovs. It must have been written a while after the murder took place. These Communists were obviously all atheists. Also Yurovsky had converted to Christianity before the murders.

[@Pashasmom1]

Their bodies were also dismembered and burned so they could not be dug up and they wouldn't be able to find their murderers. So they thought.

[@edmarkpolicarpiopineda4541]

@@kayahoney5621 thank you for clearing that up.

[@flavarz]

Shame on all of them who murdered this family. May they rot in hell. God bless you beautiful family. Thank you for sharing this important part of history. May it never be repeated again.

[@Putogizmo]

My heart bleeds for the tragic ending of the Romanovs. May their souls find peace and solace in our God's loving hands.

[@rochellekeels8026]

Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen

[@ouldmahmoudenbebah3391]

Dame for all russian nation

[@History23458]

I love this movie! Aside from the 1970s movie "Nicholas and Alexandra" this has to be my favourite movie about the Romanovs, even though it's in Russian so I have to read the subtitles.

[@lleannesmith2791]

I love it .... the elegance is mind blowing! Such Beauty 😔

[@jenn.i5103]

Such a beautiful family and not just attractive very keen looking kids.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

So true!

[@frankoi14]

such a beautiful family with a very tragic ending :(

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thanks for watching, Marie! Have you read our book? Here's where you can learn more about it: www.romanovs.eu/en-book

[@rochellekeels8026]

Horrible, horrible

[@dylanbonnar]

More than any other this film captures the soul of the Romanov Family.

[@robertward1513]

No matter the sins of the tsar those children should have been exiled there was no way the imperial family could return a sad day for RUSSIA a stain on its history the death of those children

[@stephensczurek6286]

Seeing at the end, all the people who were present at the canonization of the Romanov family... and seeing elsewhere on KZbin segments of the Romanov burials in 1998, it somewhat amazes me how the Russian people today honor and revere the Romanovs. If I am mistaken, please correct me, but it's amazing how the Russian attitude toward the last czar has changed. May GOD save and bless Russia, and may she keep her place in a peaceful world.

[@AssyrianEasternOrthodox]

Cried my eyes out in the end :'( Royal Martyrs, Tsar Nicholas II of Russia and Family

[@dragoncrown2029]

49:53 when aleksej says that they're all going to be killed soon , it broke my heart , and made me very sad 😞😢

[@undeadnightorc]

From what I read the actress playing Alexandra spoke her lines in English and was later dubbed over in Russian. A very interesting choice considering how the real Alexandra's Russian wasn't very strong.

[@theofficialphoenixtv5765]

Nicholas and Alexander pretty much never spoke Russian to eachother. Nicholas only spoke Russian to his kids and other Russians.

[@GarrettLevoy]

Correct. Linda Bellingham played Alexandra Romanova. I believe she is an Australian actress. Died of cancer a few years back. And yes, she was dubbed into Russian language for the movie.

[@janehastie3464]

An excellent, well researched documentary. The fates of the Romanov family members were tragic, sad, and depressing. Many government officials and leaders of the Bolshevik Movement used Czar Nicholas for their own powers and later as a scapegoat. The leader Lenin spent many months planning the brutal, terrible murders of the entire Romanov family.

[@exaudi33]

@@GarrettLevoy She was born in Canada but lived most of her life in GB. Her portrayal of Alexandra was excellent.

[@EremiasRanwolf-d6z]

I think the family with Alexandra usually used English. I've always wondered if she still read an English (presumably KJV?) Bible.

[@delsakelly1456]

This is crazy I’m crying watching this movie.

[@donhatter159]

Rest In Peace To The Romanovs Family

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Amen!

[@toohdvaetihom7088]

They are resting in piss

[@elzbietabonthrone6584]

Love you...never forget you...never to be forgotten...

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

That's why we keep up with this project, to keep the love for them warm!

[@doesitmatter4182]

The one who plays Olga was really well cast.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Agree 100%!

[@TheErcaciotta]

Seeing her acting as a pianist I think she is really a pianist. The movements of arms and the entire scene make me feel this sensation. @@RomanovRoyalMartyrs

[@coopsevy5664]

They seemed to have ethics towards life, love, health, wellness and happiness. This is a sad story.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

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[@kathymetzger5862]

Great movie about the last Czar and his family and all the people who were with the family

[@gautamsinha5443]

It's Tragic to watch & read about the way it all ended.......this could have been avoided. This was a Mass Murder...HORRIBLE. I pray for their souls. Rest in Peace.

[@tutulikz315]

Oh Alexi is genius .He invented the first coal ship design

[@cliffhoelzer6895]

I love this beautiful portrayal of the Czar and his wonderful family. I stopped watching at 1:02:50 because I could not bear to witness the vile murder of this beautiful family. Thank you for making this film.

[@sgilbert2794]

Just saying it is spelled Tsar not Csar

[@skysoldier1127]

So like most others on this videos timeline who have commented you totally ignore the fact that this wonderful Czar as you describe him allowed millions of his subjects to live in absolute destitution and poverty while he lived in the most glorious and expensive manner. You ignore the fact that he fought to retain his right as he sought as the anointed one and God's hand on Earth but hey who cares about the lives of tens of millions of people that suffered when you apparently only actually care about the life of a few

[@skysoldier1127]

@@sgilbert2794 well he actually spelled it Czar, not (Csar) and both spellings were used interchangeably because quite frankly the meaning translate into Caesar

[@Chemtrail85]

Mee too...i can't watch anymore....it's so sad....

[@LivB4uDie]

I wish everyone here could understand they way the royal family talks here. The producers did a wonderful job working with these actors.It's not just Russian. It is very cultured, correct, and classy. Even Alexei. No one speaks like this these days.

[@anabelvargas6987]

Una gran tragedia el martirio que sufrio esta familia. Descansen en Paz. Magnifica pelicula, valioso documento historico.

[@jessnickylopez]

Really sad to watch thier tragic story. Such a beautiful family

[@ladyofspain1]

THE MOST EXCELLENT TRUE LIFE FILM I HAVE EVER SEEN , THANK YOU X

[@gailmcclellan6018]

Awesome character actress portraying Alexandra!

[@RMGK79]

One of the most tragic movies I’ll ever see. How one song led me to this channel and this movie. It also led me to study voluntarily of this beautiful family. What breaks my heart more than anything is Alexei. From these videos, he was a such a good boy with a great and big heart! And to kill him and his family like that is absolutely tragic. It breaks my heart to see how much he loved his family and especially his papa. I see my little boy, who has a mild form of autism, much differently after this movie. My son is just as affectionate as Alexei was to his papa, and I just cry when he comes and hugs me. It is also heartbreaking that they were brutally murdered exactly 61 years before I was born. May God welcomed them all into Heaven with open arms. Thank you for sharing this movie and the truth about this family. I plan on buying the book in the near future.

[@jenotteni7889]

The poor family feel so sad and shocked for them was great watching the videos

[@athenstar10]

57:09 If he was just given a chance, Alexis could've been one of the greatest czar with the kind of vision, and ingenuity he had.

[@SymphonyBrahms]

His blood disorder would have killed him before that. Unfortunately, there was no effective treatment for hemophilia during that time. The life expectancy for a hemophiliac was about 20 years. Today they have drugs to treat the disorder, and the victims of it can live longer lives.

[@janefelix3821]

The doctors at the time felt he would probably not make it to 17, and thus die before producing an heir. In that case Nicholas II's younger brother Michael (Uncle Misha) would be the heir. What is not mentioned is that Grand Duke Michael had a son, George born 1910, who was third in line for the crown, after Alexis, and his father Michael. Given Alexis's health and the age of the Tsarina (not having more children), George was in a good position for the crown. Michael was killed around the same time as the Tsar but George, he was 8, managed to escape to France. He died in a car accident in 1930, age 20 before having children. That is why there is an issue with who is heir, not that they will ever restore the title of Tsar since George was the only male to male heir after 1918 from Tsar Alexander III. Nicholas II's two sisters were able to escape with their families, one to England and one to Denmark, I believe they had 8 children and probably close to 20 grandchildren.

[@Blue-r4b]

@@janefelix3821 Queen Victoria's youngest Son had Hemophilia and lived to be 30. He died from a bad fall. Before 1950 Hemophilia practically was a death sentence...

[@janefelix3821]

@@Blue-r4b True, but some same Alexi's condition was worse then Leopold's, Queen Victoria's youngest son, who died the youngest of any of her children. He did have a son, Charles Edward, who was the last Duke of Saxe-Comburg Goetha, Prince Albert was heir to that throne, and Charles held it until all Royal titles were abolished with the creation of the German Republic in 1919. He then in the 1930s joined the National Socialist Party and was a supporter of Hitler. He died at 69. What was really amazing is that Queen Victoria had 9 pregnancies, all of which produced a living child and all 9 children lived to adulthood, the youngest dyeing at 30, and all produced children. A unheard of feat in the 19th century.

[@Blue-r4b]

@@janefelix3821 You forgot Leopold had more than just hemophilia, he I believed had epilepsy too. He had a double whammy.

[@ingridcalderon1994]

😢😢😢😢😢😢😔😔😔😔😔🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 This horrible tragic ending makes me emotional sad. They’re in heaven.

[@dragoncrown2029]

for me the murder of women and children will always be the most terrible thing , one shall never commit such a foul act against kind souls 😞😢

[@olmos1975]

For russians it's a casual thing. Russians kill civilians, women, children, with cold heart, every day

[@yiseng4602]

By this time the Tsar Nicholas II's four daughters,Olga,Tatiana,Marie and Anastasia had their hairs shoned because of measles.It was August 1917 barely less than a year before their lives were ended in the wee hours of 17 July 1918.

[@jamielim5059]

Thanks for the posting in KZbin and recommendation of this movie 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Our pleasure! Thank you for your interest in our work here and for commenting on our videos! all the best to you!

[@afcallegari]

The platonic romance between princess Olga and the soldier Denisov moved me. I wonder if he was a real person or a fictional character and if they were indeed involved.

[@Ruimas28]

I might be wrong but from what I know Olga had another love interest, a soldier she had known during her time as a war nurse ;) The girls are reported to have engaged and maybe flirted a bit with the guards at Tobolsk. So, maybe..... I still think Denisov is a composite character, created to depict that kind of interaction. At Ipatiev house they are also reported to attempt such contacts, but with mush less success. They were young girls and of course they would kind of be amazed with soldiers. Even more so if there was literally none else close to their age they could interact with. But, reportedly, things were quite brutal at Ipatiev house. I can imagine they would be very willing to try and connect with the young guys around. But things were very real and very brutal. There is a story that a guard tried to get Maria a birthday cake for her 19 birthday at Ipatiev house. But even that did not end well and she died just a couple weeks after. Her birthday was 26 June and she died 17 July.

[@warrensrabbitry]

He was real

[@deneshbhaskar3944]

Fictional. She was a princess not meant for a private

[@nathaliek798]

@@Ruimas28 you are talking about the sister of Tsar Nicholai, Grand Dutshess Olga Alexandrovna. Not Princess Olga. She actually survived, lived until 1960 and is buried in Toronto.

[@mariacuachon3906]

Thank you for sharing, I am speechless at the insight.

[@anamariadearmas6397]

NONE BODY SHOULD HAVE GONE THROUGH THAT MASSACRE. ALL IT HAD BE DONE WAS TO EXILE THE FAMILY FOR EVER. THUS LEAVING THAT PART OF HISTORY FREE OF SUCH SHAMEFUL ACTS. . . COULD HAVE KEPT THE HANDS FREE OF BLOOD

[@dr.strangelove9815]

You're right, none of what they did was necessary from a sane view. But, the Marxists wanted the Tsar, his family and relatives, along with everything Russia stood for, annihilated. It happened in Germany too (but the German emperor kept his life), right after the the First World War, the Kaiser was sent to the Netherlands and Berlin eventually fell into Bolshevism until the Third German Empire imprisoned the Marxists. I wish the Tsar was able to remain in power, as a constitutional tsar (which he was in all honesty, with the Duma), Russia would have kept her soul. I say this as an American (with about a quarter of his ancestry from Belarus, and the rest from Germany and the British Isles), who is witnessing a similar vein of Bolshevism here stewing; November and beyond is going to be tough for us who remain loyal. God help us all.

[@theofficialphoenixtv5765]

@@dr.strangelove9815 As an American, I don't know where in america you come from but there is absolutely no Bolshevism here. there is no Soviet Communism nor any link to what the Bolsheviks did to the Tsar and his family. There are groups like BLM who are tired of watching unarmed and innocent people dying at the hands of so called "law enforcement" But it is not anywhere close to Bolshevism nor Communism. It is human decency to defend and protect one another regardless of race. Black lives matter just as much as any one elses and that is what BLM means not the Far Right meaning of it which basically is ' Black lives only matter and black lives alone' , this is simply and factually false. Yes the Tsar and his family didn't deserve to die, But to compare Tsar with the Kaiser is kind of like Comparing Butter and margerine, similar but not the same. Nazism proved no better than Bolshevism kind of how the way Lenin and Stalin's rule over Russia wasn't any better to how it was during Nicholas II reign. You say you are loyal to america yet you believe those who differ in opinion are enemies and brand them names like Bolshevik,Commie or Marxist when its just people who believe in a cause different from yours. Trump is the Wilson and Hitler of America and now our Liberator has been elected. America can finally become respectable again instead of an embarassment cause of Trump. Hope you try to understand my message and aren't too quick to brand me a commie or Bolshevik and keep an open mind to what i am trying to say to you. Sincerely a fellow American.

[@dr.strangelove9815]

@@theofficialphoenixtv5765 The Great Reset == International Communism

[@danielhirschberg876]

I suspect they killed them out of fear they would return from exile. Napoleon did. To ensure their success they felt they needed to end the Romanov line as much as they could. It was horrible but they felt practical

[@joseeduardotschen9186]

Maybe if he had ruled better they would not have gone through that massacre. If they were more in touch with the people they would have seen the danger they were in to go abroad

[@rachelcharles53]

Beautiful muvie... Thank you for the upload. In nvr knew anything abt dis family until I stumbled upon Rasputin. Heart wrenching.

[@soniatoro6760]

Hermosa familia Real, tenían el gozo que da nuestro Padre Celestial y Jesús en sus corazones apesar de sus sufrimientos... el pueblo Ruso perdió un gran Zar Nicolás y familia debido a una mente malévola de Stanlie y su ejército, el pueblo ahora le rinde sus honores a ésta familia marti.

[@monicalarson4615]

Excellent film....tragic ending. Beautiful family that'll live in history forever. Excellente película...tragico final. Hermosa familia que vivirá en la historia por siempre.

[@29Marathons]

This is interesting. I never known the Tsar Nicholas II actually played piano (somewhere between 25:00 to 28:00, he played piano with his oldest daughter, Olga). I know the Empress & Olga were great pianist & I believe they were the best pianists of the family. Once again, I never knew the Tsar played also.

[@grimreaperalphax1247]

I watched this movie before and now again,great acting and historicaly very accurate,this is by the far best movie made about Romanovs. Scene which depicted they murder,it was even more chaotic in reality,bodies are riddled with bullets and blood was spraying like a mist because it was in close range,complete shooting is made in very tight basement cellar so bullets also ricocheting from the walls...it was really terrifying. Original reports about the incident in Ipatiev House describe something from a nightmare,this was not a classic murder it was a massacre... In organized execution when killing squad is properly trained there is not much suffering from the victims,but here killers used different types of weapons,different calibers and they are shooting at random like maniacs,awfull way to die for sure.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

We are happy you like this film and we hope you'll enjoy the other videos on our channel, too! Have you visited our book's website yet? Many thanks for your comment here!

[@bananapajamas1161]

Romanovs family died as a martyrs, Vladimir Lenin died in SYPHILIS...shame

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

The family died in love for God, for one another, and even for their enemies, their very murderers!

[@carolannemckenzie3849]

Karma!

[@walkirrr]

nonsense, Lenin died of a stroke. He had high blood pressure all his life and had headaches. His father also died of a stroke at a similar age

[@Carl0309]

The Doctor and servants died as martyrs.

[@robertmiller5585]

@@walkirrr ain't what I heard.

[@juvyjavier4845]

So sad. They are still sleepy when got shot. What a surprise. Didn't even have time to say goodbye to each and everyone 😭

[@jojomacaraeg2763]

for this few days ago i've been watching a lot about the royal family of Russia, the Romanov. What a tragic incident happened to them. They should spare there lives..... The crown prince had a golden heart, he could be a great king of Russia. So sad...

[@rolandrothwell4840]

I agree the Bolsherviks were horrible, ruthless, and vile! Nonetheless, the Tsar Nicholas II was so weak and thoroughly incompetent as a ruler. 1.8 million Russian soldiers were killed in WW1. By 1917 the people had had enough! Kerensky was a kindly man and didn't want the family's death, so he sent them to Tabolsk out of harms way. But then Lenin seized power in October 1917 and the rest as they say.....

[@ladyfoxwf1075]

The fact Alexei was just a child… a baby 13 year old. Disgusting to kill an innocent kid.

[@sadaf6998]

Lady Fox - Their murder is a perfect example of man’s inhumanity to man. How shameful and sad 😔.

[@toohdvaetihom7088]

The tsar killed thousands of kids

[@ladyfoxwf1075]

@@toohdvaetihom7088 Is Alexei the Tsar? No? Then that is irrelevant to my comment.

[@bootblackbob]

Yes, it took some time to review there case history...............,to be raised to the high alter and proclaimed Saints,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,God has a hand in all this..............R.I.P.

[@makeupboss3568]

This was a very good movie, I just don’t understand why it’s in Russian. They spoke fluent English within the family,. I’m quite glad they spared the last ten minutes of the cruelty and horrific things they endured after death. I almost thought it was inevitable to see , but even after the carnage in the basement of the Ipatieve House , I thought I would throw up. I normally don’t have a weak stomach ( my family has a lot of law enforcement and judicial system- so it’s kind of normal ) Thanks for the upload, it was a beautifully mastered movie. Was this filmed in Russia? It’s so beautiful

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hi, Rachel! The film is a Russian production with Russian actors and that's why the language is also Russian. Unfortunately, to this day, Westerns films are only interested in presenting lies and myths about the life of this family. So, thank God this Russian production was made!

[@jonglamban8218]

Thank you for this movie, appreciate it so much. Moving and inspiring.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Our pleasure! Thank you for your kind comment! We hope you will enjoy the rest of our videos as well!

[@jonglamban8218]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs I do keep watching the videos. To be honest, I manage to visit the tomb of the Romanofs at St. Petersburg last April 2019.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

@@jonglamban8218 thanks for watching! And what a great blessing to have visited the tombs of the family!

[@skandaskanda1791]

Heartbreaking to see!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thanks for watching! Very best wishes! The RRM Project Team Feel free to explore our book’s website: www.romanovs.eu/en-book

[@imeekimayong3790]

They should have let the children live, they're very cruel... How could they execute them all... The tsar already abdicated the thrown, how could they!? I've watched the investigation about their death and it's very horrendous...

[@salzwell25]

Communists are brutal.

[@myassizitchy]

*THRONE

[@Elly3981]

Its sad that none of them survived, not even Anastasia.

[@rochellekeels8026]

One day this mess will be over with 😭

[@rochellekeels8026]

@@salzwell25 Yes they are, Evil, Evil 👺

[@linda10989]

As it should have been, this version was sanitized tremendously for the feelings and sensibilities of the television viewing audience. Considering how brutal and lengthy the actual executions were, there is no doubt that the truth of how all 11 people in that room perished would have traumatized viewers.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Very well said, Linda! The murder lasted 15-20 minutes and it could have been made a short film of its own! But that would be too brutal to watch... Lord, have mercy upon us!

[@evearcana2392]

The Romanov Royal Martyrs Wait, why did it take a full 15-20 to kill them? I know that they had to bayonet the girls because they had jewels down into their dresses but was that 15 minutes worth of time? Would be interested to know?

[@lagracie1012]

@@evearcana2392 a professional firing squad would've taken under a minute. The killers in the cellar were the Ipatiev house guards had no experience nor training. Many of them were very likely heavily intoxicated and there are reports that a lot of them purposely aimed away from the girls as they didn't want to kill them. Also they were given faulty firearms that jammed as well.

[@evearcana2392]

lagracie1012 Thank you for explaining this! After watching this I actually looked up online the entire ordeal and was honestly horrified at how brutal, cruel, and inhumanly they were all killed.

[@tripprawlings9284]

that ending was heavy enough, thank you.

[@Vela21]

I hate that directors use this for artistic license. Nicholas gave up Mathilde, a Russian wannabe Ballerina (Anna Pavlova, apparently hated Mathilde and always found a way to put her in her place...think Black Swan, but Anna Pavlova had her shit together) when Alix refused him in marriage. He gave her up pursued Alix, and their love story is what all royals dream about. He never cheated (or that we know of) his love for Alix and his children is constantly discussed and many observers and courtiers at the time saw first hand how devoted he was to Alix. Nicholas was like Louis XVI his adoration and devotion for his wife Marie Antoinette was something that many royals mocked! Nicholas did not want to commit the sins of his forefathers in taking mistresses. He was a family man! Shame for this scene being in there! For Shame!

[@JLFAN2009]

Indeed, a man is not guilty of *cheating* on his wife before marriage. In fact, what is worth noting is that Nicholas came out in the open about his past relationship, during the engagement and courtship period. Believe it or not, Alix was extremely grateful to him for his honesty ("I love you all the more for telling me"). It has been said that she rose to the occasion like a true granddaughter of Queen Victoria: she made it clear that his past was of no importance to him; what mattered was the future.

[@joseeduardotschen9186]

Who cares... its a movie

[@cruiserandtraveller]

14:10 Tsar Nicky: Was I a good Tsar? Alexis : Papa I love you very much!. I think Alexis was a good future King if he was given a chance , but it was too impossible because of his illness😢😢

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hello there! Thanks for watching! If you are interested in the truth about the life and death of the last Romanov family, as well as to what really took place in Russia during that turbulent era, then we highly recommend our book, which offers previously unpublished materials strictly from primary and archival sources. Our book brings to light a multitude of unknown and unrevealed facts, which evince that many truths remain silenced or distorted to this day. Such are: • The achievements and great reforms of Tsar Nicholas' reign. • The events of the 1905 revolution and Bloody Sunday. • Russia’s and Tsar Nicholas’ involvement in WW1. • The plots and conspiracies to overthrow Tsar Nicholas from his throne. • The myth of the “Bread Revolution” and the truth about the February 1917 coup. If you like to learn more, you can visit our official website: www.romanovs.eu/en-book In the pages of the book, the eye of the reader’s mind will be apprised of the portraits of the Romanov family's psyche, depicted with the colors of their very own words from the personal writings of the family and of those who lived very close to them.

[@cruiserandtraveller]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs I would love to check the website. Thanks you! And by the way , I want to visit St. Petersburg and Moscow someday when we are allowed to travel again.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

@@cruiserandtraveller we hope you'll manage to visit Russia when this trial is behind us all!

[@cruiserandtraveller]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs I checked the book but they have to ship it from UK to Canada or US to Canada . I think I want to buy the book in St. Petersburg or Moscow bookstores someday, I'm really fascinated by Russian dynasty history, I watch all the episodes.

[@amyliasyuhada4659]

I love all in this masterpiece history touched movie perfect movie ever i see

[@sbarr10]

I think of this movie as the Romanov family's long goodbye to each other.

[@themaicky3209]

47:14, that phrase just gave me chills

[@marshallbyrne8191]

My heart aches for this family as I watch knowing what happens to them in the end no matter if they liked Tsar Nicholas or not him and his family did not deserve to die they way they did.

[@michalkors3619]

Rest in peace Romanovs

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hello, Michal! Have you watched this video? kzbin.info/www/bejne/enXCqZetl7trY6s

[@lauriegulde942]

😢😢💔 No one had to pay a price for killing them.. The Almighty God has the Royal family now and they are at peace. The world now knows who the family were, how they were betrayed and who killed them. EVIL EVIL Shame on the relatives. War and revenge between the cousins... They could have saved them long before this happened.😢😢😢

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

There is a Higher justice that will set all things right. The Romanov family are now in eternal bliss. This life is so transitory...

[@rochellekeels8026]

Evil,Evil

[@hernangonzalez6575]

Yes, you are quite correct

[@christianpalau1349]

Nicholas: POOR IN SPIRIT. He could have saved his family, but he was just so clueless and weak. God bless them all, including the servants.

[@ashleyleonard8148]

Not poor in spirit. Simply, a kind man who didn't have it in him to use the cruelty a autocratic monarch was accustomed to using. He was a family man. Not an iron fist.

[@ashleyleonard8148]

Also, he tried. He became a constitutional monarch. But, was not given time to use the new order before he was deposed.

[@christianpalau1349]

@@ashleyleonard8148 - would have could have should have. Even his children he exposed to Rasputin.

[@ashleyleonard8148]

@@christianpalau1349 oh I definitely am with you on the Rasputin thing. Totally believe he gave in far too much to Alix. She was his second biggest problem aside from his crappy advisors. But...didn't deserve to die. We have politicians letting people starve, be homeless, be tractors by violating the constitution...and we just vote again like it won't be the same. The world is ugly. And very rarely can one person change much. Nikolas was trying to listen to his people. I just wish he had had the time to enact more change; and see how Russia would've developed. It would've been interesting to see and inspired other countries to do the same if it were successful. 🤷‍♀️

[@anikaloumi3737]

Θα είστε για πάντα στις καρδιές μας ❤

[@ruthlessuniverse9359]

Nahh...🥱

[@vanko428]

Αγιοι είναι με έσωσαν χωρίς να τους ξέρω

[@anikaloumi3737]

@@vanko428 αλήθεια? Πες σε παρακαλώ το εννοείς ?

[@vanko428]

@@anikaloumi3737 ναι μπορώ να σου πω εάν θελεις

[@tsarevichalexeiromanov5408]

Beutiful Movie! Of course a horrible Ending.

[@jesseonfire1562]

King George 5th could have saved them a cold king

[@thomaspage869]

David Evans this is true, however, the government made him not to, in the end, he did send a ship over behind the governments back but it was to late.

[@onenesswithJesus]

he was involve against his own Cousin.

[@neneg4340]

@@thomaspage869 the govt didnt make him, King George made the decision.

[@huascar66]

George V initially offered his cousin Tsar Nicholas II asylum but the British government forced The King to rescind his offer out of fear that republican elements in British society would use the presence of the Tsar and His Family as a pretext to abolish the British Crown.

[@Legion-qw5xb]

George 5 dull

[@LuisFBento]

Today it is 102 years since the massacre of the Romanovs, this family was wronged, massacred and humiliated by these maleficist communists. They can't help but be indifferent to this horrible event. I just wish they were in the kingdoms of heaven and in the peace of the Lord.

[@Itseiladofficial]

Maria Romanov thinking that the pillow will save her but it didn't... That is pretty shocking to see her crying, I can imagine how she saw her family dying on the floor while her trying to survive

[@teresaniumata2742]

Sad what happened, all because of some Godless people,May they rest in peace.

[@marynapolyetayeva4797]

Never vever can forget about this terrible day

[@nightflyer3242]

18:55 always had to be the comedian, don't you Anastasia?

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Yes!!! 😂

[@makeupboss3568]

Nora Lincoln she was quite known for her “ childish “ way and was good at playing pranks on the servants .

[@asoru5573]

May God have mercy to beloved Imperator of Russian Empire, His Royal Majesty Tsar Nikolai II Alexandrovich Romanov, Saint Nicholas the Passion-Bearer, and his beloved Wife Alexandra Feodorovna, Empress of Russia, along with five other chilrens of the Romanov.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Amen! Thanks for your comment here, Asoru! If you are really interested in the truth about the life and death of the last Romanov family, as well as to what really took place in Russian during that turbulent era, then we highly recommend our book, which offers previously unpublished materials strictly from primary and archival sources. Our book brings to light a multitude of unknown and unrevealed facts, which evince that many truths remain silenced or distorted to this day. Such are: • The achievements and great reforms of Tsar Nicholas' reign. • The events of the 1905 revolution and Bloody Sunday. • Russia’s and Tsar Nicholas’ involvement in WW1. • The plots and conspiracies to overthrow Tsar Nicholas from his throne. • The myth of the “Bread Revolution” and the truth about the February 1917 coup. If you like to learn more, you can visit our official website: www.romanovs.eu/en-book