Myth: The Tsar was an ideal father but a bad ruler

[@TimMatterSnorri999]

Tsar Nicolas II. Was for me a Good Ruler. My Great Great Grandfather (swiss) moved to the Russian Empire. He had the Honor to see the Tsar one Time at a Parade. He served in the Imperial Russian Army at ww1 and then when the Civil war Broke out.... He had to make a choice: Fight along his old Comrades in the White Army or go back to Switzerland. He as a Patriotic and kind Friend choose to fight for The White Movement and joined the White Army. Then he was shoked when the Tsar died with his other Family Members.... He fought further more Agressive then against the Communists and died Proudly in a Battle against the Soviets in 1919

[@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537]

@@TimMatterSnorri999 Indeed the Tsar was a wonderful ruler and loved spending time with officers and peasants. Thank you for sharing your story. Sorry to hear this. May the soul of your great grandfather rest in peace. Stay blessed.

[@simonhager4612]

Thank you for spreading the truth about tsar Nicholas II, based on fatcs and not on myths and propaganda. Russia would more then ever now need a ruler like Nicholas II, filled with wisdom, compassion and love. Let´s hope for that!

[@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537]

@@simonhager4612 Thank you for the support. Indeed, the Tsar was a great ruler and loyal to his conscience. All countries need leaders like him. We wish peace and prosperity for all peoples. Stay blessed.

[@HannahHoover-m6q]

Hi! I became fascinated in the Romanovs when I first learned about them and the Russian Revolution in world history class during my high school Sophomore year. They were such a nice family! It's sad they all died in such a horrible, beyond disgraceful, way.

[@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537]

@@HannahHoover-m6q Hello.Thank you for your concern. Their story is really touching and has saddened many. Unfortunately, no one deserves such a terrible ending. It was unjustified and unnecessary cruelty. We must learn from them the meaning of love of country and sacrifice.Have a wonderful day. Stay blessed.

[@huascar66]

Thank you pointing out that Tsar Nicholas II had unreliable people surrounding him, particularly those of his extended family, who were more concerned with their petty vanities and pursuits instead of supporting the Tsar as they should have. I am so grateful that you are countering the standard but inaccurate historical narrative of Tsar Nicholas II. May His Imperial Majesty Rest In Eternal Peace.

[@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537]

thank you. stay blessed

[@LiamHalla-cu9wf]

Nicholas2 was greedy

[@Earl-z3t]

Firstly, the Truth comes slowly. Lies fly with the Birds. The Truth travels with Turtles. God Bless Your Work and God Bless the lmperial and Royal Russian Martyred Saints of God.

[@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537]

@@Earl-z3t Thank you for your support. The truth is finally coming out. It is time for tsar to finally get justice and peace. Stay blessed.

[@Levuppercut]

This "saint" entertained himself by shooting several thousands cats and crows.

[@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537]

With all due respect, this is not true. It is just another rumor. The Tsar was practicing hunting, which was a popular sport in his time. He also shot wild cats, not domesticated ones, and stray animals.Everything he did was completely legal in the context of protecting society from stray animals. We made a video about this topic, please watch it to find out the truth. Here is the link to the video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3mse5yCraZ7ndUsi=okNRVYn7MB8TmlSx

[@Earl-z3t]

@@Levuppercut They didn't have a Humane Society to kill the kitties with poison and Crows destroy crops.

[@Earl-z3t]

@@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537 have to stand up to these people

[@panatypical]

Because of the people who write history, it has become too late in most instances to right history....

[@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537]

@@panatypical Unfortunately what you say is true. We know the truth is long overdue, but better late than never. Justice must be served to tsar, even if it is late. It is time for everyone to learn the truth. Thank you for your concern.Stay blessed.

[@missmiawallis706]

May the Holy martyrs never be forgotten nor their memories marred or deceived in any way shape or form.🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@carmenvergara-labrin6069]

❤Un EXCELLENT père et un Monarque Loyal, Patriote et Fidèle ✨✨✨🙏💖✨✨✨✨Gloire au Saint Tsar Martyre Nicolas II de toutes les Russies, Gloire à la Sainte Famille Impériale Martyre et à leurs Saints amis des derniers instants ✨✨✨✨🙏💖✨✨✨✨✨

[@29Marathons]

Thank you for the clip!!

[@TimMatterSnorri999]

God bless and Save the Tsar!

[@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537]

@@TimMatterSnorri999 stay blessed 🙏

[@mikecooper5604]

a great Tzar

[@matthewmarston5149]

Good Morning, Grandfather ❤❤

[@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537]

@@matthewmarston5149 good morning. Have great day. stay blessed ❤️❤️

[@Chemtrail85]

Belle personne !

[@lukasmiller486]

Hi, I visited your blog last week and enjoyed it. Could you please tell me where you’ve gotten your sources?

[@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537]

@@lukasmiller486 Hi. You can find all the links to connect with us and our social media platforms in each video description box. The sources I used are diverse, but mainly historical documents in the Russian archives and Russian historical websites.

[@lukasmiller486]

@@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537 Thank you.

[@richardgreiner9264]

Thank you!

[@CyraNoavek]

Yes, like the Savior he so clearly loved Saint Nicolas II was betrayed and killed by many who ought to have thanked and served him. That evil men besmirch his name does not lessen his greatness.

[@teresaaresi1987]

😢

[@kiyoshitakeda452]

Current viewpoints of the monarch originate in the west. Remember current events and you understand the implications. Indebted as they are to the east's efforts in WWI they seek their own objects. Gratitude is no where.

[@juliatrecet1740]

El Santo Zar tenía La Santa Uncion sobre el La Gracia de Dios ke daba un discernimiento especial para governar y tomar sus decisiones según su conciencia según El Señor le inspiraba .su padre le ayudo mucho en el testamento escuchar a todos pero tomar la.decidion el mismo según su conciencia. Fue un magnífico governante.pero el enemigo del bien y de Dios actuó.

[@matthewmarston5149]

Grandfather❤ why do tu think I got no interest in Russian History, until now❤❤.

[@randalllake2785]

If Nicholas was anything, he was a good father.

[@manuelacarvalho9026]

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[@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537]

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[@Chemtrail85]

Ah ces ignobles pubs! 😮

[@TarElaRo]

I wonder If all the countries hit in him

[@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537]

I didn't understand what you meant. There are some countries that see him as a saint, like Serbia, and there are countries that see him as a tyrant or do not care about him. If this is what you mean.

[@kayleym8947]

hello

[@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537]

@@kayleym8947 Hi, I hope you are well. Thank you for your interest in our channel. Stay blessed.

[@TheRealCreel]

What would you think of a fatalist who abdicated the throne BEFORE ensuring the safety of his wife and children? Would you call him a simpleton?

[@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537]

The Tsar did not abdicate voluntarily. He was besieged and forcefully forced to sign. He had no time or choice to guarantee his life, not to mention the life of his family, when his train was intercepted. But of course, Kay Father thought about the safety of his family, but he had no choice or time to do anything. If he had resisted, he could have been stabbed, as he was alone among them. The Tsar was not a fool. He had no chance or time to save his life or his family.

[@teutonicwarrior5295]

​@@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537 I don't get how people see him as foolish to be forcibly abdicate when Napoleon had been pressured to abdicate for the good of France twice as Emperor of France. There were many moments when kings tried to avoid greater risk and damages of their country for the good of the country.

[@TheRealCreel]

I don't agree. The tsar tried to do good but could not imagine a country where the masses had good food, shelter, healthcare and education. He believed if the Romanovs relaxed their grip Russia would collapse. WW1 outran his imagination, the masses rejected the tsar for an oligarchy even worse.

[@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537]

Indeed, Russia collapsed after the end of the Romanov rule. The glory and greatness that Russia possessed was unable to be achieved by the Soviet Union despite its extensive use of propaganda. The masses supported the revolutionaries because they deceived them with slogans of justice, peace, and equality, but later the people understood that what they had done was a great sin that opened the doors of red terrorism.

[@SC-gw8np]

Well, Russia DID collapse after the Romanovs relaxed their grip.🤷‍♀ The masses played themselves, as always.