Brother of the Tsar | Michael Romanov

[@strange_voyager]

Excellent video! Packed with information. Manages to give a thorough and accurate account of Grand Duke Michael's life. Thanks for producing this!

[@ЮрийБакиев-н7и]

#...... всё - же была подмена фамилий, имён, дат рождения, места рождения детей , рождённых в династии Романовых ....я , даже утверждаю это !🖑🖐

[@coreyham3753]

Interesting video and great information about Michael. Thanks for making it available to all.

[@nicolaidis]

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[@ЮрийБакиев-н7и]

@@nicolaidis 😂

[@richmarths8391]

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[@faithfulforever6331]

One thing the Romanovs of that time were not lacking in was good looks. All the women are beautiful and the men handsome!

[@here_we_go_again2571]

For sure! They were handsome people!

[@marilynjohnson8583]

Never met the Romanov family but find myself admiring them greatly, and at times, loving them...Their compassion and devotion to family is very moving. Their deaths brought me to tears.

[@Susan55943]

Absolutely true

[@catsberry4858]

Alix is a Saxe Coburg Gotha, but yes N and Misha were gorgeous wow

[@missKushite]

Gorgeous 😍

[@johngolden891]

Thanks for posting! Grand Duke Michael was an unusually handsome man, even by (the high) Romanov standards, with intelligent blue eyes topped by heavy brows and an impressive, well-groomed mustache. It's a pity that first he, and then all of his most famous brother's family, were to perish in the aftermath of the bloody Red Revolution.

[@wayneannladringan7081]

What happened between Czar Nicholas and Grand Duke Michael proves that blood will always be thicker than water.I am glad in a way that the brothers were able to make up before they died...It is very sad that the Grand Duke died the way he did.He did not deserve that.May his soul rest in peace.

[@kevinklingner3098]

Non of them Did it just shows how bloody minded left wing anarchistic politics really are with no morality.

[@theofficialphoenixtv5765]

@@kevinklingner3098 Far left *

[@spoffspoffington]

What's THAT supposed to mean?

[@andyroo9381]

I know Tsar Nicholas as good looking but his younger brother, Grand Duke Michael was REALLY handsome! That entire family seemed blessed with beauty. I think he may have been more handsome than the Tsar. I always wondered how he died. You really only hear about Tsar Nicholas and his family being murdered but very little about his brother and sister. All of this was a tragedy. Only the Russians could make this into a grand, historical tragedy.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thanks for watching this video! We have many more on our channel which you will surely enjoy! Here's just a recommendation from us, a fascinating video about the life of Tsar Nicholas' sister, Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2G1amWZl9SkqK8

[@larrytucker8717]

His Imperial Highness Grand Duke Michael Romanov was murdered outside PERM? with his friend and secretary? Who also lost life along with Michael when the BOLSHEVICKS murdered them both

[@catsberry4858]

I know. Dayum! Even as a child, he was so cute. If you saw that pic of their mom I think? She looked exactly the same - so beautiful and friendly-face looking!

[@jamiemohan2049]

He was handsome. But I think Nicholas was more handsome. Nicholas's daughters Maria and Tatiana were also beautiful too.

[@Юрий-щ2л]

В каждой стране можно найти массу трагических моментов. А Россия великая страна с уникальной историей

[@cc2016]

This family still the most gorgeous royal I've ever seen

[@elenamas3955]

This is true . The British royals may be the most popular but not gifted in good looks. The Russian royal family was beautiful as some of other royals in Europe.

[@Mashka14]

Beautiful insightful and fascinating video about grand Duke Michael Romanov kind hearted caring giving loving man

[@thescarletgraywitch8052]

Tragic. Such a horrendous waste.

[@imhotepjasonduncanson6068]

Thank you, I didn't know Michael Romanvo wanted a constitutional monarchy. Wow things that might happen to Russia if he succeed. 🤔

[@susettesantiago5509]

That was the whole purpose………….there were a group of people who did not want the romanovs to have that kind of power………..but the real problem of these historical horrific events of murdering has been such a huge part of the Roman Empire……..and a few other cultures……….but the Roman Empire was born in rape and plunder…………and the Holy Roman Empire succeeded in bringing us the Inquisition……….the inquisition being the child of rape and plunder could only lead you to more of the same……………..may our human history remind us that like water has memory……………so does blood………..blood has memory…………

[@radziwill7193]

Constitutional monarchy in Russia since 1905, namely dualistic.

[@fredreinhard2091]

That is why the Monarchy had to go! And that was the same for Austro-Hungary and Imperial Germany. The Global Money lenders were at the center of the revolts and generating the WAR. They realized that the Monarchies' were all going to make changes for the betterment of their peoples of all ethic groups within the empires.

[@b1crusade384]

Actually Tzar Alexander II was going to make Russia a constitutional monarchy. But he was assassinated before he could. Tzar Alexander III threw the idea away.

[@imhotepjasonduncanson6068]

@@b1crusade384 Thank you for that information I didn't know that.

[@krisushi1]

So terribly sad that the bodies of the Grand Duke and his Secretary were never found but only left in the forest where they were murdered. That one of the murderers continued to wear the Secretary's watch afterwards for some years was quite macabre also. All round, this was quite a sad story.

[@elisabethdakak878]

😩😩😩🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@2mek99]

That was rather normal in Russia/USSR and now back in Russia. Unfortunately, millions of people were killed and families do not know when and where.

[@krisushi1]

@@2mek99 Unfortunately this occurs throughout civilisation despite being far from civilized. I think it would frighten many of us around the world to know what or who is lying beneath our feet.

[@terintiaflavius3349]

It is what politics does to people. Makes them think evil things and this man so polluted with politics wore a dead person's item around like a war medal

[@mjv8883]

@@2mek99 Что ты несешь? "Back in Russia"?? Это украинские фашисты убивают русских уже 8 лет и весь мир их поддерживает. Я живу в том регионе, где расстреляли Михаила, может быть его когда-нибудь и найдут как нашли семью Николая.

[@faststart1000]

Great historical recap. Horrible brutality by the soulless Bolsheviks.

[@historicalfashionpassion]

I’ve never heard about the murders of the rest of the Romanov family before and didn’t know it happened....what a tragedy!

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

Misha seems to be not the average royal, the pictures tell a different story he seems to be laid back and wasn't much for the pomp and circumstance that most seem to enjoy and above all generous soul. please find his remains so he could be at rest and with his family too. sorry for the extra comments.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thank you for watching and commenting here! 💜

[@cathland3868]

nickys younger brother mischa as i call him = what a brave dear soul = god bless him and the whole of the lost romanovs = a good example of bravery and love = thank you for your uploads of my dear nickys lost family = god bless yours cat leicestershire 2021

[@beatlessteve1010]

I noticed that many of the Romanov siblings were very good artists, probably good musicians where applicable, the dutchess and sister Olga was a fantastic artist!

[@carltongirl95]

Oh thankyou for this video on Grand Duke Michael...he was an extremely handsome man who by all accounts adored his wife and child...such a shame that Natalia and George were shunned by the IF especially after they fled Russia...sadly I don't think his remains will ever be found 😥

[@Marioplade]

I did not know these details about Michael's Romanov sad end. Rest in peace

[@НаталияПавлова-п4л]

Личность Великого князя Михаила Александровича впечатляет сквозь "время и пространство" ❤😊 Вечная светлая память невинно убиенным . 😢

[@stanleyolivar7381]

How sad and horrific. What brutality! Senseless.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

😢 Thanks for watching.

[@wholeNwon]

Olga's first marriage was arranged by her mother to Duke Peter of Oldenberg whom she scarcely knew. He was older than she and homosexual. Yet he held her in the loveless marriage for 15 yrs. One of the Czar's final official acts was to grant the divorce she deserved to marry the man whom she had loved so long, a commoner military officer. They managed to escape the revolution, of course.

[@lifeissobeautiful6404]

Thank you so much for this video. The media tends to place so much emphasis on the lives of Nicholas & his wife and children that we almost "forget" about his siblings and members of his extended family whose lives were also just as interesting. (Especially those of his youngest brother and sister). And like, we get it. They were the main people but it's also nice to hear about the other Romanovs and thus learn more about the Russian Imperial family. So, thanks for that😘.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thank you for your kind words! We have a wonderful video about Grand Duchess Olga, too, and a short one about their father, Tsar Alexander III. Have you watched any of them? Olga's video is remarkable!

[@lifeissobeautiful6404]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs Yep! The Olga video was actually what got me interested in the lives of Nicholas' siblings and other family members in the first place. 🤭.

[@smallfries3462]

I firmly believe that Lenin truely wanted The whole family dead and not purely for political reasons either. he wanted revenge because Nicholas II father hung his older brother because his brother helped murder Nicholas grandfather.

[@Amareehall101]

I honestly think it was personal revenge more than political. Dude was willingly to kill even CHILDREN

[@gregorybaltzer2736]

Much revenge was built up over the years against any and all Romanovs

[@michaellevan8352]

I agree

[@marcboblee1863]

Thank you sir, for posting this video..

[@savagedarksider5934]

Stalin, who hated all the Tsars, but he admired Ivan the Terrible.

[@savagedarksider5934]

@Nicholas II of Russia Yes.

[@cathylanders6377]

@Nicholas II of Russia hello nicky

[@Domhangairt]

Michael Romanov should have been emperor when his father died. He would have introduced a constitutional monarchy and avoided war with Japan, thereby averting the revolution of 1905. He might also have kept Russia out of World War One. His brother Emperor Nicholas II was heavily influenced by his wife Alexandra with disastrous consequences for himself and his empire.

[@andrealuisecandido1154]

T he Romanovs have had Religion Ort hodox

[@jglee6721]

I think he's a younger brother, so he couldn't. Also, Rasputin told them not to get into the war, but looking at the video of the crowd in front of the palace, people were demanding the war. Back then testosterone was high and they never had a world war before, so everybody was gung ho.

[@kathykelleck4418]

@@jglee6721 does anyone notice the similaites between prince William and Michael???

[@gregguralnik2512]

I speak as a distant descendant of the Romanovs. Nikolai was a very weak leader due to his insecurities. Plus, both he and Aleksandra were stupid and addicted to opiates or opioids, we're not so sure which.

[@mindyschocolate]

There’s no such thing as “should”. That’s not how the monarchy works. It’s the first born, and that was that. Imagine the increase of wars over infighting over who should be on the thrown based on “should”s.

[@nawlinsladies]

This is such a terrible thing that happened to this family. All one can hope for is that the ones who are responsible for these massacres and the ones who gave the orders are in h*ll. And, they are spending the rest of eternity suffering over and over what they dealt upon these innocents.

[@suzzanejames3573]

Tank you for sharing all the videos with me. Sooo sad for the royals. I’ve never would have known about this before

[@johnpickford4222]

suzzane james: “Sooo” sad you are superficial and insensitive to really show compassion. “Sooo” sad you don’t know better and “sooo” long.

[@maevelin]

It is very interesting how history eerily repeats itself in full circles. The Romanov Dynasty of the 300 years reign started with Michael the first that he didn't want to take the title and they begged him too. Once he rose to power he was very serious about his position. In a way once Nicholas abdicated in favour of his brother Michael, the last had an important decision to make as did his ancestor. He left the decision to the people in a way but in contrast to his ancestor the result had the opposite fate for the Romanovs. The parallels are really haunting if you think about it. They started the executions and murders of the Romanovs with Michael too so in a way a Michael was the beginning of the dynasty and Michael the last son of Alexander III was the end.

[@joannewinter7879]

Such an interesting video. Most definately can see family resemblance 🙏

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thanks for watching! 🌼

[@sn4rff]

another excellent video - thanks for sharing it here.

[@lindymcbroom953]

One minor correction Edward VIIs Funeral was in 1910 not 1909.

[@talcumpowder1000]

Brilliant and informative. Thank you very much

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Glad you liked it!

[@jmeyer3rn]

Stunning, sad. Maybe I over romanticize the lives of Russian royalty. From the book I learned of the wonderful faith of the Tzar and his family. I’m at a loss to really understand the state of Russia during these years.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thank you for reading our book!

[@kiki-zt8fz]

Read Ivan Bunin's Cursed Days. this is a Russian émigré writer who wrote about Russia in 1917-1918, when the revolution took place

[@paprika_pol]

Вы на самом деле слишком романтизируете эту семью. Россия в ту эпоху благодаря слабому правлению Николая 2 находилась в нищете (население), люди голодали, потом они устроили кровавое воскресенье и во время праздника погибло более 10 000 человек, но он не остановил гулянку. Николай был под полным влиянием своей жены, которую ненавидел народ, как и то, что она привела во двор Распутина, с руки которого также гибли люди. Их слабое правление и стало началом конца

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

I hope soon there'll find his remains so the living family can have peace, I really think closure is an idea

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

yw, I must say this when I heard and seen the remains of the Tsar and his family I heard their screams and felt the coldness of what happened this was just from the coverage by the news films and you might think this is crazy I know and felt this deeply

[@bbe3034]

I really enjoyed this video! Thank you so much!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

You are so welcome!

[@urbanvoice8318]

God, he was absolutely gorgeous....male model material

[@johnpickford4222]

Urban Voice: Yes, that is why the video was produced: to show what careers were available to the Romanov men when the lost the throne. I’m certain the video’s producers were glad they provided you with wet dreams as that was their purpose making it. Fool!!

[@marvinken4186]

Mikhail looked like his dad

[@aubreyshelton3217]

GAWWD.. he was handsome and just thought about how intelligent and educated he was too. 💕

[@johnpickford4222]

Aubrey Shelton: You must a lonely and frustrated life to leave heart emojis for someone born 145 years ago. The point of the video was not to provide romantic dreams about his looks-and you would not appeal to him or be accepted by his family-but to understand the life of Grand Duke Michael. You obviously have plenty of time on your hands after failing school.

[@SC-gw8np]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@johnpickford4222 think you have more time than the person you have spat venom at. Sounds like you are projecting your own frustration (probably because you are poor and/or insignificant) on someone else. Grow up.

[@karenryder6317]

If Nicholas had died from the typhus attack, Misha would have been tsar. Misha favored a constitutional monarchy as opposed to Nicholas, who, under his strict tutor and wife Alexandra's insistence on an autocratic regime. If Misha had become Tsar, there most likely would not have been a Bolshevik Revolution and therefore no Lenin, Stalin or Putin.

[@johnpickford4222]

karen ryder: Really? Don’t crush your brain while sitting. Nicholas followed the conservative policies put in place by his father because he didn’t know how to govern. Michael only embraced a constitutional government after Nicholas granted one. The problem is that Nicholas still ruled as an autocrat and insisted on passing to his son what he himself inherited. It was WWI and Russia’s participation which finally gave way to the Bolshevik Revolution as the Provisional Government continued the war. Leave Lenin, Stalin and Putin out of it as the Romanovs created their own mess. Leave “Misha” to your dreams at night.

[@christopherjones2884]

That's an interesting theory.

[@marinyapfff]

It's a very innocent point of view. The Bolsheviks, who is the working class of that time had already been organizing for a very long time. They were tired of the administration enough to kill a damn tsar. Mikhail may be a good person, but how was he going to solve all this misery? Russia couldn’t afford this. Because all this misery was the result of a few centuries not a short time. For the development of the economy, workers who were already working like slaves at that time would have to work harder and this could have had a worse result. No royal man who has grown up in golden cradles can beat a peasant man who has grown up in misery and has nothing to lose. The Romanovs lost because there were workers on the other side who had nothing to lose.

[@meeeka]

Misha's mother would have married him off to a silly German princess.

[@kerry8248]

Very fascinating story.

[@franm.8343]

Excellent history of Grand Duke Michael.

[@ladyagnes7781]

He was the 4th son. Everyone forgets to count the 2nd child, Alexander Alexandrovich. He died( I think meningitis) as a baby. The sons were Nicholas, Alexander, George, Michael. Since Alexander died as a baby/ toddler & before many of the big family pictures, he is often forgotten.

[@annnee6818]

Yes, meningitis. I guess they meant "third child at time of reporting".

[@johnpickford4222]

(Not really a) Lady Agnes: Not really relevant since the first son passed away as a toddler before affecting history. Try again.

[@beautifuldreamer1884]

​@@johnpickford4222Nicholas was the first son of Alexander III and Maria Feodorovna... who's first son are you talking about? There had been misconception that Nicholas wasn't the first son due to the memoir of Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovich, but the truth is Nicholas was the first son born in 1868, and then followed by Alexander who born 1869 but died 11 months later, and then George in 1871, Xenia in 1875, Michael in 1878, and Olga in 1882.

[@juliaelrod2154]

Imagine how different history would have been if he had been tzar instead of Nicholas.

[@johnpickford4222]

Julia Elrod: Really, you don’t say. What a superficial comment. How different things would be if Alexander III died ten years later, Nicholas’s mother made an effort to get along with his wife, Alexandra didn’t have the hemophilia DNA, that she had three sons and two daughters, that she was healthier, that she was more comfortable in public with people. The list of what would change history is endless.

[@taceturnman]

Kiváló összeállítás, remek munka.

[@kiriahiyaoro]

My poor lovely boy 😭💔

[@sethh1943]

Edward VII’s funeral was actually in 1910! Love the editing & old photos.

[@Richardsonprincess00]

Sadly that he refused to rule as the Tsar caused by pressure on other people after his brother abdicates the throne, shame of sadness.

[@lindanorris2455]

SO HANDSOME.

[@daniel8728]

Why did you NOT identify Duke Michael's murderers? If you know one of the murderers wore his watch, you knew his identity.

[@litsakoutoula3071]

It seems that everyone has forgotten or have no clue what led to the Demise of the Romanovs. The atrocities and the injustice towards the people were unspeakable. Thousands and thousands of children a d adults died of hunger and hardships while the aristocracy lived in luxury. So now we can all feel sorry for the royal family, among them l, but don't forget that revolutions are caused for a reason.

[@yvonnememela918]

Nobody has forgotten that. This is about the unnecessary brutality this family suffered. Nobody is saying there were mistakes on their part. Overthrowing the Monarchy would have been sufficient, but not the killing. Nothing would ever justify that.

[@e.a.poecrnimacak354]

Communism killed more people in Russia in a few decades than tsarist regime in a few centuries. There is no political system that is ideal, but Tsarist Russia was on its way to become the world's greatest power, with its economic and demographic growth and its cultural development, it was a very dangerous rival for USA and UK , that's why they were behind the revolutions in Russia, as well as behind tthe destruction of German Empire, not the ordinary people. They also had a lot of problems with poverty, race problems,colonialism, so, why they didn't meet the same fate as Russia and Germany? Because it was orchestrated by them, they destroyed their rivals and became the only real powers in the world.

[@mjv8883]

Это вы у коммунистов прочитали видимо. А голод 30 годов тоже убитый царь виноват видимо? Коммунисты переписали под себя всю историю. До сих выяснить не можем где правда, а где ложь!

[@Richard-yd1ws]

​@@e.a.poecrnimacak354 Ha, ha ,ha. Nice one In fact the German generals attacked Russia because the French were upgrading the Czars military machine which by 1918 would have been invincible and with unlimited man power

[@Amareehall101]

@@e.a.poecrnimacak354 communist may had been a LOT worse but Romanovs was no spring chickens either. It’s unsettling how only LESS THAN 10% of the population had led a comfortable life in that country under the czar. Not even America had such extremes proverty at that time. Such things bred evil that was coming towards the Romanovs. And for Russia becoming the greatest power under the Nicholas was false the armies was terrible and they couldn’t even win against Japan and their weapons was subpar. It was a huge country that was all glitz but no real power. Ironically the REAL power came to be in the communist times.

[@phalynwilliams4119]

When the Soviet Union ended one of the brothers’ heir whose name was Michael offered to resume the Romanov Empire dynasty as Czar of Russia 🇷🇺. The offer was refused and now Russia has Putin, a self-appointed czar of sorts.

[@hanniweber5355]

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[@xxkissmeketutxx]

Russia is far too large and complicated to be administered by one person or family. Putin is a hard working man and certainly no fool, whenever anyone suggests he could start a new dynasty as Tsar he gets a delighted twinkle in his eyes. I think he is Tsar unofficially

[@sandranorman5469]

Agreed that Putin is a life time czar

[@kazhausler3430]

@@sandranorman5469 Sputim is an arse.. Not worthy of cszardom! He needs to be taken out!!! ♥️

[@jamesrobiscoe1174]

Putin is a mentally stunted dwarf by comparision.

[@jodylebouton9436]

I don’t know why I am so drawn to the Romanovs but I am. I bought the book months ago but the print is so small I can’t make it out. So I watch when the things come on.

[@tangobabe27]

this paragraph is from felix yusupov bio On the wall of the cellar in Ipatiev's house, he found two inscriptions. The first was a copy of the twenty-first verse of Heine's poem "Balthazar": "Balthazar war in selbiger Nacht von seinem Knechten urngebracht." (That same night, Balthazar was murdered by his servants.) The second was in Hebrew and was later translated: "Here was slain the Head of the Church and of the State. The order has been obeyed." now go figure the real ones behind the assassinations

[@TakittyLove]

explain us, please :(

[@vladspb1861]

Евреи

[@meeeka]

How could Felix know that? If he did, he had to have been told by an officer who was better educated than anyone in Ekaterinburg. Fools!! Liars and Evil Doers!!

[@meeeka]

@@vladspb1861Не евреи. И всякий, кто думает, что это дурак!

[@andreacloyd3672]

They were all such handsome men. Tragic ending 2 them all

[@LaurenSnowofLondon]

I feel so bad for him. He didn’t want to be Tsar, he wouldn’t have taken the role, but they still murdered him. Even sadder is that , as far as I know, they still haven’t been able to lay his remains to rest.

[@b1crusade384]

He was foolish. When offered the Tzardom, he supposed to have accepted immediately and ended Russian participation in WW-1. But no. He wanted the stars to slog and Dorma to be perfect. Look what happened. We still don’t know where his body was dumped.

[@greg1769]

Any episode on Grand Duke Nikolasha ? Thanks.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hello! Thanks for watching this. Not so far, no. But maybe in the future. Let's see...

[@greg1769]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs : Thanks.

[@katalinvanover842]

Great content, just a minor correction: Edward the VII died May 6th of 1910 and was buried 14 days later on the 20th of May, 1910 at St. George's Chapel.

[@otma2011]

Hi, in the last known photo, with Michael, it's not Nikolai Johnson, but a man named Pyotr Znamerovsky. Also, Johnson was not British, he was born in Russia to a British father and Russian mother, and his English wasn't that good even. Also, his first name was never Brian, it was Nikolai. This info came directly from his grand nephew :)

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thanks for the correction!

[@Krawn_]

British male line means he was a British male that's how genealogy works?

[@fritzbasset8645]

Too bad that Mikhail 1. lost his hair and 2. turned down the crown when it was offered. To hell with whether Kerensky could offer "safety"; it turns out he could not govern Russia for 6 months - just like Prince Lvov, Guchkov and the rest of the plotters that overturned the Tsar.

[@jaquelinexavier1843]

Dessa família Romanov não sobrou ninguém?

[@whatadollslife]

I love the name Misha

[@here_we_go_again2571]

What a shame that Nicholas ii did not abdicate shortly after his marriage! (Neither he or Alexandra wanted to be at court). Michael Romanov probably would have been a better Tsar than Nicholas. Michael also may have had been able to negotiate a more suitable marriage than he one he made with Natalia had he been the Tsar. [Although, Arch-Duke Ferdinand had a morganic marriage and was going to be the emperor of Austria-Hungary. If Edward viii and Wallis Simpson had not been (they thought) secretly involved with the Nazis, the British government might have been more tolerant of their marriage. Nicholas could have lived out his life on a potato farm in a large country house. (The Pauline Laws did not help or guard the RRF against intrigue.) Although, it is doubtful that nothing could have prevented the fall of the Romanovs after WW1 began. The country was ill-prepared for war. However the country may been able to mobilize better if someone with more skill was at the helm.

[@gilliansavant3816]

Holy Romanov family please intercede in praying for my family to come back together and return to the church. Thank you. Amen

[@anonymousr1918]

0:36 Anyway know where to find the full photo?

[@kevinklingner3098]

It's one of the things not many knew.

[@Soda3000Pop]

The Holy Bible says: those who loose their life shall find their life! All who die wrongfully and innocently, God will raise them up on the last day. Amen

[@savagedarksider5934]

I always wonder how things would be if he had become Tsar.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

History's "what ifs"...

[@otma2011]

Based on his personality, not so good... He was a nice guy, but definitely not Tsar material...

[@ROCKSLIDZ]

Most scholars think Michael would have made a very good Constitutional Monarch.

[@brober]

@@otma2011 Better then his brother.

[@meaganodell4479]

@@otma2011 Nicholas was a terrible Tsar very self involved and self centered, wanting to keep his daughters close by and not allowing them or having them marry others to keep them safe. He didn’t give a crap about the kingdom the way he should have and was very disloyal to the citizens. He could have helped them in so many ways but chose to ignore them and sadly ultimately got him and his family killed. Michael would have been a great Constitutional Monarch.

[@JoyJoy-t8z]

Stunningly sad; stunningly handsome.

[@bluedasher74]

He was incredibly handsome 😍

[@RichardWyland-l6z]

Who was GD Michael's heir in the family ?

[@FantasioOWL]

King Edward VII died in 1910, so he was burried in that same year. Not in 1909.

[@beanalupines5101]

Beautiful video. One point I'd like to correct is that Czar Alexander III and his wife had 4 sons. Michael being the 4th not 3rd son. He was also their 5th child, not 4th.

[@harukrentz435]

5:08 shouldnt that be "unfortunately for all" that nicholas recovered from his sickness? Michael Romanov had had a chance to save his life and his family when Nicholas II asked him to be the Tsar, yet he declined the offer.

[@iloveroyals5094]

He was so handsome :( he didn't deserve that. 😕😔

[@johnpickford4222]

I love Royals: So if he had been smarter, married s wife acceptable at court, supported his brother and sister-in-law better but not very good looking, it would be okay to did like he did?? YOU’RE AN IDIOT AND FOOL AND DISRESPECTFUL OF THE HORROR THE IMPERIAL FAMILY SUFFERED.

[@positivelybeautiful1]

Let the facts be revealed. The Romanovs were good rulers, love Russia and her people. They served, they appeared and were making changes, and wanted to do so without anarchy and conscientiously. Let the love of current Russians and the World honored them by reading the facts, and let the truths be known.

[@johnpickford4222]

positivelybeautiful1: So if everyone in Imperial Russia approved of how they were failing in WWI, the resulting starvation, the inadequacies of a functioning government then WHY WAS THERE AN ABDICATION, A REVOLUTION AND THE EXECUTION OF THE ROMANOVS. People were bored?? Think again you fool.

[@SC-gw8np]

Yes 👍

[@gilliansavant3816]

This was so excellant

[@terriecooperman7232]

So basically they lost the game of thrones

[@laurahunt9513]

Is anyone able to translate the writing on the male childrens sailor caps? Thanks in advance.

[@gm1897]

Excellent video. Alexander Kerensky died in 1970 not 1964. It is stated so on his gravestone in London UK.

[@cathland3868]

god bless him = dear grand duke my sweet mischa = such a loss of life should never be forgot = the whole of the tszars family so unfair = shall never forget nickys dear children = hope to see you soon = stay safe yours cat leicestershire 2021

[@kazhausler3430]

Gee well you must be at least 120 years old!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@kathrynjordan8782]

Excellent video. wonder would have happened if Michael had ruled as a constitutional monarch if the Bolsheviks would have let him live. History sure would be different. So much interesting information on his life. He sure was a handsome man. I am sad about the was Grand Duke Michael died as he didn't deserve it.

[@francescopolverino2901]

L'impero zarista era la più splendida è potente corte d'Europa , la dinastia dei Romanov uomini e donne bellissimi 🇷🇺♥️🇮🇪

[@jonkline709]

Wasn’t the ok for all these murders given by Lenin ?

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Yes, but "under the table"...

[@tapptom]

Misha was the name of Michael or?😊😊

[@Kareena-i6t]

What if????God rest his soul 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@meeeka]

I love how Misha used to wear those upside down rain hats, like the Brits have. Who couldn't adore Michael?

[@catherinebrau3523]

Who dare to say that the destruction and annihilation of his imperial family wasn't wanted somewhere else? They had very few help from the other royal family abroad or from the other countries to find asylum and shelter and a safe place to live on

[@bobduvar]

Il était encore plus beau que son frère !! Sans déconner !! C'est tous des bombes les mecs dans cette famille !

[@Patsy_Parisi]

Grand Duke Michael was somewhat of a polymath. He was quite famous as a chef and often wowed diners with his Noodles Romanov, so much so that the Grand Duke often went by “noodles” as a nickname.

[@kinimodreisac6653]

very interesting video

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thanks for watching.

[@kinimodreisac6653]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs i read a lot about the Romanovs and every time i learn more. Pics in colour bring you even nearer

[@Canerican.]

He was a handsome man!

[@johnpickford4222]

Countess Canuckyuckyuck: Yes, the purpose of the video was to show that 145 years after his death Grand Duck Michael was good looking. Nothing else matters in life. You must be a very superficial person.

[@JosephSaltal]

I still think that he was the legal Czar of Russia as Michael II.

[@delsakelly1456]

Interesting history.

[@ArdeshirshahJahanshah2001]

How human being can be cruel!

[@joedias7946]

The tsar were equally cruel. They killed a lot of Russians.

[@bcfairlie1]

He would have been an excellent Tsar

[@otma2011]

Have you read his diaries? I would say he would not have made a great Tsar at all...

[@CRexcelsior]

@@otma2011 I know Michael was an Anglophile and might have seen absolutism as outdated, so more of a constitutional monarchist. Do you feel Michael didn't have the intelligence, temperament or character to be a good Tsar? After all, Nicholas was fairly unprepared to become Tsar after his father died, but he learned and grew. Since MIchael was second in line before Alexei was born, how involved/familiar was MIchael with the workings of the empire?

[@johnpickford4222]

Brent Fairy: What do you base that perspective on? There is NO EVIDENCE he would have made a great anything.

[@BSU55]

What happened to Nicholas II grandfather ?

[@harukrentz435]

He was kiled for deemed not progressive enough.

[@NP-sy2wg]

Interesting documentary, but Duke George died out of a motorcycle accident and they weren't 4 children, they were 6(5 reaching adulthood).

[@taiikomochiyuurichin1459]

I sometimes wonder if the private secretary was in some manner an information agent for the USA or Britain. Seems rather odd that he did not have a "Russian" secretary. But sometimes some people think they can contain the information of their personal lives by having a nationality separation.

[@misiasert1348]

I've always felt so bad for Michael 🥲

[@johnpickford4222]

misia sert: But not bad enough to trade places with him. What foolish comment from a fool. “I always felt so bad for Michael”, that’s an understatement.

[@rolandrothwell4840]

Brilliant 👏

[@cards0486]

European royalty was/is one mixed up family tree. Queen Victoria’s children produced grandchildren all over Europe. King George V, Tsar Nicholas ll, and Kaiser Wilhelm ll were all first cousins. I’ve seen pictures of the 3 together. You couldn’t tell them apart. King George offered asylum to the Russian royal family. There’s disagreement as to why the offer was withdrawn. British government? Russian provisional government? I’m guessing it’s a combination of lies, half truths, and CYA on everyone involved.

[@nancyfosterst.laurent5298]

George V & Nicholas II were first cousins, as their mothers were sisters; George V & Kaiser Wilhelm were first cousins, both grandsons of Queen Victoria. Nicholas II & Kaiser Wilhelm were not first cousins, however, Nicholas' wife Alexandra was cousin to both George V & Kaiser Wilhelm as she was another grandchild of Queen Victoria. 😀

[@cards0486]

@@nancyfosterst.laurent5298 Yes, I’m aware of that. Queen Victoria had offspring from their line all over Europe.

[@nancyfosterst.laurent5298]

Another interesting family is the descendants of Christian IX of Denmark. Two of his daughters married into the royal houses of Russia & Great Britain. Two sons ruled Greece and Denmark. He was called The Father In Law of Europe.

[@janhenkes1896]

George

[@erinnswan7063]

It ultimately was King George who turned this cousin and family away.