Romanovs: Imprisoned, Murdered, Exhumed | A Shocking Story of Tragedy and Death

[@royfernley3153]

Murdered not Executed. Execution carries a sense of judicial process, a decision which can be appealed. This was no execution, it was a bloody and vengeful murder.

[@colleta2400]

Execution is defined by the political system in power and how it defines justice. In securing his abdication the Duma (parliament) not the Bolsheviks accepted it which means their was a court held and the judgment was abdication vs asylum and war. Nicholas/Romanovs were tyrants and everyone but Nicholas and his queen understood this and there would be no asylum only potential land grabs but threats on the Empires border using the Royal Family as an excuse for invasion. The Monarchs during this period were all related and although majority were Constitutional monarchs their governments could potentially use the familial connections as excuse for invasion. As in any Revolution espcially in this era they were going to die there was no option in

[@royfernley3153]

@@colleta2400 I’m afraid I cannot follow your argument. The Duma was not a court. If you want to argue that it was, then it was a kangaroo court in which Nicholas was not represented, he was not advised of the charges against him and he did not have the opportunity to respond to any charges. The first he was aware of this “court” was when he was told of the conviction and the sentence which had been passed - the demand for his abdication. The Provisional Government did not charge Nicholas with any crime. Nor did the Bolsheviks after they seized power. At no time was Nicholas charged and tried in a court. The first that Nicholas and his family were aware they had been sentenced to death was moments before they were all murdered when Yurovsky said “…the Presidium of the Regional Soviet of the Urals has resolved to condemn you to death by firing squad.” So I cannot see how anyone can argue that Nicholas and his family were properly tried by a properly constituted court.

[@edmundcharles5278]

@@royfernley3153 The Romanovs were murdered on the order of Lenin, as an act that meant that there was no turning back from the Revolution in much the same way that the monarchy of France was murdered during the French Revolution (from which Lenin, Marx, and Engel drew inspiration and the wrong conclusions). Law without morality becomes baseless rule that is predicated on power and repression, not dissent is allowed.

[@Barnekkid]

The degrees of cruelty and chaos that humans are capable of never fails to amaze and horrify me.

[@welviboquilon7925]

sad but true

[@cha2117]

They aren't human that is how they can do it.

[@653j521]

@@cha2117 Oh they were very much human. That's why we must always be on guard against cruelty and chaos.

[@lynnew7569]

Its scary and evil . God Bless 🙏🇺🇲🌻

[@WorkAlef]

@@cha2117 "Not monsters. *Man* " Human being can be a lot frightening than any monster we can imagine

[@vio3366]

Some people might disagree but I don't think the Romanovs were bad people they didn't deserve it. Especially compared to Lenin and Stalin that gave the country much worse times. My heart goes out to them.

[@AanSPurba]

I agree. I have seen Grand Dunches Olga Androvna documenter, amazing women. And I think her old brother Nicholas like her too.

[@patricialmt9202]

I don't think they were bad people , they didn't deserve what happened to them , but ironic is Nicolas was so clueless it brought it to himself and family .. very sad . We have to learn or here in America we are facing the same fate ..

[@vio3366]

@@patricialmt9202 Yes! I'm not going to argue on that, he was a weak ruler and that is why he was so hated back then. It is really sad they were murdered that way though.

[@colleta2400]

The Romanov dynasty was bloody, tyrannical, and without mercy. Nobody "deserves" that death, however, in revolutions especially during this era and most notable with this particular dynasty they understood it was going to have to be done. End of Day Nicholas is responsible for the end of the dynasty and terrible outcome. He was offered a chance for Constitutional Monarchy (like UK) with a Duma (Parliament) and he refused because he was tyrant. There is alot of romanticism and revisionism regarding this family which alters the reality because it negates the conditions that led to this revolution. Nicholas legacy is that of a weak leader who was indecisive, lacked vision, immaturity, and refusal to understand the changing world. He could have saved Russia and his people instead this was the path.

[@jamildacalos6381]

but atleast they get advance during cold war

[@shadrach6299]

The Romanov children were so innocent. They were very sheltered and had no idea what was going on around them. I can’t believe Great Britain wouldn’t take them. So sad. The children always suffer the most in any conflict.

[@claudermiller]

Believe it. The British monarchs are no more saints than the Russian Czars.

[@seriously.....]

Yes Great Britain should have taken them everyone gave them the cold shoulder even those innocent children

[@tubamirum007]

The sad and shocking thing about this is that the people who perpetrated this outrage are still pulling the strings around the world, and we think these things “just happen” without being carefully planned. But their Term will be ending soon.

[@seriously.....]

@@tubamirum007 holy I hope so. They've got the whole planet in complete turmoil.

[@anasapsana824]

Really, seems like the British Empire feared to deal with Red Regime afterwards?

[@dawnk4083]

This is one of many historical moments that literally make my heartache.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

It truly is an evil chapter in history...

[@yadayadayada9335]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs I've never understood what exactly The Romanov's did it they did anything wrong, I don't know it's just confusing. What exactly did the Romanov's do that was so wrong, what could be so bad they took their lives.

[@colleta2400]

@@yadayadayada9335 Tsarist Russia was brutal. The Gulags came from the Tsars who perfected them. To understand what was wrong you need to educate yourself with unromantic narrative that brings you through Tsarist Russia to the Revolution.

[@elizabethpease947]

@@yadayadayada9335 : One thing they did was live in palaces and ate fancy foods while the poor peasants didn’t have good food to eat or nice places to live in.

[@yelenamezheritsky6019]

@@yadayadayada9335 Deep State (globalists, banksters, Illuminati, Cabal) wanted to destroy Tsar Nicolas Romanov because he was against them. He was a pure Soul. He was one of the greatest monarch in Russian Empire.

[@ljmcdonald2703]

May their souls rest in peace, the children didn’t deserve what happened to them. None of the family did

[@kingsleyperera9655]

You gather what you sow ! When living in Luxury & Power You forget the masses & millions suffering peasants ! Same Fate befell Shah of Iran ! THEY HAD ALL THE MEANS TO BECOME A LINCOLN OR A NELSON MANDELLA OR GANDHI ?

[@Erosgates]

@@kingsleyperera9655and the peasants had such a better faring with the coming terrors. Genocide was intentionally implemented once the Bolsheviks took power

[@wiseguy9202]

@@kingsleyperera9655 The Tsar gave 80% of the land to the peasants to own and farm. Russia was on it's way to being a dominate power in Europe until the jealous reds decided to commit mass genocide of hundreds of millions.

[@ElizabethF2222]

I have no doubt that if the shoe was on the other foot and George V and his family needed asylum in Russia, Nicholas would have jumped to their defense and granted them asylum in Russia immediately. Shame on you, George! That was just pure cowardice. Really love your channel! I am ordering your book. Can't wait to see the colorized pictures!!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Can't wait to hear your impressions and thoughts about our book, Elizabeth! Please, share here them with us! As for your comment, yes, you are absolutely right. Nicholas would do exactly that!

[@ElizabethF2222]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs Thank you. I'll let you know!

[@gordonsmith8899]

Your comment is probably true Elizabeth but you are ignoring the difference between the absolute powers of the Tsar Autocrat of all the Russias and those of a Constitutional Monarch in a parliamentary state. Nicholas II had simply to issue an order (ukaz) and it was done, George V was obliged to follow the advice of his government ministers. Labour unrest at the time was heated and whilst a majority of the people would have accepted the Empress and the children, there was growing opposition to Nicholas "The Bloody" settling in the UK. Lord Stamfordham* advised King George to withdraw his invitation. *The Hon Arthur John Bigge (1848-1931) First Baron Stanfordham, George V's Principal Private Secretary.

[@ElizabethF2222]

@@gordonsmith8899 I read that too that it was Stamfordham who advised George not to offer asylum to the Romanovs. However, George had already extended the invitation, and I saw the letter where George wrote something like "He must be allowed to withdraw his offer of asylum to the Romanovs" or something to that effect. I wasn't in his shoes, obviously, and I understand the potential for political unrest with the Romanovs coming to England. However, wonder if George would have overruled Stamfordham if he had any indication of what terror was to befall the Romanovs? I always wondered how George felt when he heard the news, especially about those innocent children.

[@gordonsmith8899]

@@ElizabethF2222 You're being simplistic - George V didn't have a crystal ball and he was not an absolute monarch who could simply issue orders. Of course he was aware of the threat of civil disturbance in the UK - Nicholas was known as "The Bloody" to the growing socialist movement. It's not realistic to expect any king (or president) to risk civil disorder for the sake of another ruler who has lost the support of his own people sad as that might be for the people involved. King George's basic obligation and responsibility was to secure and maintain peace in his own kingdom.

[@greyceeb7304]

I just realized how it seems that Russia only ended up cursing their whole county when the they killed the tsars family. Things became far worse for them after that happened

[@vadamsable]

I agree. The people that took control NEVER had the good of their people in mind. Yes, there seems to be a curse on that continent.

[@colleta2400]

"They" did not kill their Czar the Bolsheviks did. "They" were a nation torn in civil war, regular working people trying to find stability, food, jobs, housing in a country left in midevil conditions because Nicholas was weak, indecisive, lack of vision, and dominated by his wife. Lenin ordered the execution of this family as in any revolution in this time or before "When you strike you must kill the king" this is a cruel but true statement Nicholas and his son could not live as none of the royal French family could. Why? I will let you research that. The Russian people did not execute this family they had no control over this they believed the Czar dead but the family in exile as this was what the Bolsheviks released.

[@hypno59]

@@colleta2400 and who were the Bolsheviks? Not Russians my dear

[@colleta2400]

@@hypno59 "My Dear" you are a Space Cadet!! LOL 1) Bolshevism is an ideology it is not a race, religion or nationality. Bolshevik ideology believes in Karl Marx Communist Manifesto and was not then or now exclusive to Russia (the country) LOL. There were German, French, American, British, etc..etc..etc... "Bolsheviks" there still are. 2) The Bolsheviks fought against the "Whites" these individuals were Royalists--this is another ideology that believe in absolute monarchy...AKA: Kings rule autocratic (dictionary my dear not explaining everything) 3) If you ever decide to better yourself and find yourself writing a paper on "Revolutions" most noted Russian, American, French you do not identify the ideology as "the people. During the American Revolution their was the "Patriots" this was ideology of Democracy and the Royalists who believed in the king. Therefore, at this time all still considered themselves "British" so your paper could not say "The Americans overthrew the monarchy" you say the "Patriots" this defines the ideology for this period of history----both sides at this point were colonists of the crown. 4) the "Russians" meaning the population were A) civilians caught in the civil war without political affiliations just poor struggling and adapting to whoever obtained power. This "My dear" was the majority of the population. B) Royalists C) Bolsheviks. B and C political agitators fighting factions for control. Do you understand any of this? is the air in the head popping getting little smarter? or choosing the dumb path? My commentary was clarifying the Russian people did not kill the Czar it was the Bolsheviks who recieved support, exile, and funding from "international comrades" around the world (French, German, Brits, etc). WWII "My Dear" the Nazi party/ Hitler gained control and ousted "Bolsheviks" that won votes in the Reichstag. (DUMB de Dum Dum---these were German Bolsheviks). LOL they exchanged one monstrous solution for another. You do not identify and ideology with a nationality. From 1917 until the dissolution of USSR in 1991 "Russians" suffered behind the Iron curtain. Joseph Stalin murdered in the millions. The Russian people adapted and survived. Never, ever, identify an ideology with nationality. National Socialism otherwise known as Nazism is not "Germans" it is an IDEOLOGY it is a form of Fascism as was Italy. understand? my statement was referencing general Russian people as the czars assassins'. Something tells me your hair color and nails mean more then education.

[@melvinmelvin9606]

Colleta u can't educate ignorant people. They want to believe life was a fairytale under czar Nickolas when in fact it was just the opposite. If he wasn't such an idiot it wouldn't have even happened but the fool knew nothing about running a country or being a czar. He brought all this down on his own family by listening to his advisors and treating his people like garbage

[@alfredodistefano8472]

"...Remember that the evil which is now in the world will become yet more powerful, and that is not evil which conquers evil, but only love". One of the best quotes ever, from a precious soul (Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna of Russia)

[@solyluna1778]

Thanks! 🙋

[@kikivrh1745]

And three years later we see it clearer than ever

[@initavilumsone44]

❤🙏

[@kirilli.a.4250]

I want to say, you got great footage and photos, thank you for this beautiful work.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thank you very much! We are honored by your interest in our humble work.

[@joannemeads581]

How can I order this wonderful book let me know Joanne needs 157

[@caryn3688]

This makes me so angry, like really angry and upset even though I didn’t know this family and how long ago it happened- so angry that no one was held accountable and hope all the killers suffered severe karma in life!! The only thing that gives me peace is that when ever I read about the Romanov’s was the deep love they all had for each other - so much that it would have been worse if a couple of members of the family survived - this way they are all together in the after life

[@Outlier2024]

Some murderers did suffer in life. Others prospered under the Bolsheviks and died of old age.

[@neridajohansson3242]

Those who forget the lessons of the past are doomed to repeat it in the future. Lest we Forget.....

[@spiderlegs50]

The United States could learn a lot from this.

[@billiewilson4135]

@@spiderlegs50 the liberals and socialists , yes

[@The_Whimsical_Stenographer]

@ Nerida in these days and times, teachers are erasing and changing the history they teach. I fully expect history to repeat itself, and not in a good way.

[@catherinehazur7336]

Monstrous technologically enhanced Endgame Communism still obsessed with taking over the world.

[@williamgrear7467]

@@billiewilson4135 Thank God trump is gone.

[@michelleevans3988]

How horrible their last minutes must have been. Imagine the terror they must have felt.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

That's very true, Michelle. Have you read our book?

[@SQP-bf4yg]

The Romanov Royal Martyrs where and how can I get the book please?

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

@@SQP-bf4yg thank you for your interest in the book! We can reassure it will satisfy you on a 100% scale! You can place an order from anywhere in the world here on our official online store: www.romanovs.eu/online-store Many thanks again!

[@sharonhart8360]

My Michelle I didn't know you were interested in History or did I post this on Facebook,?

[@Domhangairt]

Michelle Evans. The full account of the execution is generally not given in any of the KZbin videos or books on the subject. The written report given by Yacov Yurovsky who supervised the executions, claims that the Emperor's daughters were stabbed multiple times with bayonets, and he hints that they may have been raped. But his report doesn't mention the killing of the other members of the imperial family. Some of the czar's cousins were shot, and some were thrown alive into a mine shaft where they lingered for several days before they died. All this information can be found in the Soviet Archives which were first opened to the public (not all of it) by Boris Yeltsin in the 1990s. The Bolsheviks were funded by a New York banker named Jacob Schiff. It was also he who ordered the liquidation of the entire Romanov clan . His instructions were contained in an abandoned telegraph strip found by judicial investigator Nikolai Sokolov in the telegraph house at Ekaterinburg in 1918. This information is also not given in any of the books on the Romanov murders.

[@Juandinggong]

Tsar’s daughters look like angels out of a fairytale book.

[@hectorroca9523]

They were so beautiful

[@naveenpragnaratna3356]

True this poor innocent Romanov girls are our Almighty Blessed God's Angles!!!

[@Minime163]

Agree or disagree with the romanov rejeam tha children should have been let leave Russia

[@cowieyoutube9149]

@@Minime163 I

[@cowieyoutube9149]

@@Minime163 I agree they should have been let out of Russia as Nicolas Ii and Alexandra should have been let out of Russia and freed.

[@alexandersasha1423]

Love and God bless the Romanovs and Rest In Peace!💛✝️🙏🏻☦️

[@suzilici]

Melania is a Romanov. That is why she is so important

[@desratlinda8639]

@@suzilici Melania who?

[@maqsoodkhan9244]

Whenever I watched the documentary of Nicolas tsar it's make me cry how unfortunate family it was.i hate politics and politicians

[@karlasoraya2175]

If I could give you a thousand likes I would

[@karlasoraya2175]

💔

[@colleta2400]

He was a weak, ineffective, and tyrannical ruler. Tsarist Russia was a brutal autocratic system that had serfdom up until the 1861 (thats right the 19th century). Even after Emancipation the people continued on "Unofficial serfdom" these people remained in dark age conditions unprecedented for 19th century. The Gulag systems were perfected by the Tsars and inherited by the Bolsheviks who simply continued them until Kruchev came to power. Tsar Nicholas was unfit to rule and the poster child for why inherited power does not work. His immaturity, indecisiveness, and belief in autocratic rule cost Russia their imperial Navy exposing to the world all the Empires vulnerabilities. He had the opportunity to transition to a constitutional monarchy and allow competent and effective elected officials rule, however, he would not do this. One can cry for what happened to the horrors in that tiny basement room on midnight of July 17, 1918, however, mourn for the scourge this man brought on his people. The Russian people suffered under Stalinism because this man cared more for autocratic rule and belief he was anointed by God to rule over the well-being of the people. Russia had a window to be a democracy with great leaders---Nicholas wanted complete power. I mourn what happened to millions under Stalin and communism because it did not have to happen.

[@multitopicinterest896]

@@colleta2400 Nope

[@colleta2400]

@Thea Green Since it dates to Ancient Rome (1st democracy) I am going to say it is the only proven social system that works. USA is not perfect, however, I have seen the carnage where democracy does not exsist.

[@lynnberkery9939]

I've read in several books the guards developed sympathy for the kids and many expressed an unwillingness to execute the children, so they were replaced shortly before the execution.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hello there, Lynn! In our recently published book we have the most detailed and complete account of the family's imprisonment and, yes, what you say it's correct. In our book we have the testimonies of the guards who were there and give a shocking description of the events. If you are interested, you can have a look here: www.romanovs.eu

[@lynnberkery9939]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs Thank you. It looks very comprehensive. Especially since many texts I've read skimp on the history regarding Alexandra's sister Elizabeth who, because of her path and noble works, according to what I've read, became a complicated problem for Lenin. So, thank you for the trailers, I look forward to reading your book!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

@@lynnberkery9939 many thanks! We'd be happy to hear back from you about your impressions after you read our book. It's the product of long research and it features previously unpublished texts from memoirs, letters, diaries, archival documents, and many other texts from primary sources. All our readers remain greatly satisfied and they all send us their 100% positive feedback. So, looking forward to hearing back from you, too! All the best!

[@SymphonyBrahms]

@@lynnberkery9939 Grand Duchess Elizabeth was also executed by the Bolsheviks.

[@ElizabethF2222]

@@SymphonyBrahms She was a beautiful soul. Those evil demons threw her and I believe other family members down a mine shaft alive. Then threw grenades at them. For many hours after that, they heard her singing hymns until she was silent. I believe she even tore her dress to make bandages for some of the others? Can't remember but she was an angel on earth, IMO. Ironically, it was Putin who dedicated a memorial to her years ago I believe. You can find the ceremony somewhere on KZbin. I saw it a few months ago.

[@starrymoonlol]

I can't believe I'm this fascinated on a family that I only found in my history book. Their story is so interesting!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hello there! Thank you so much for watching! 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. 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. If you like to learn more, you can visit our official website: www.romanovs.eu/en-book

[@Minime163]

I'd say its because of the kids espically the girls they should have been spaired

[@johannarocho3040]

England should have received them!

[@jihane1225]

That means you like to experince things like me i saw them for the first on netfliz from their i keept search about them then i stoped i do this with every thing i lurn new but what a horrible ending

[@gotjesusgetrightnow1025]

When people learn The REAL history of the world... they'll be shocked!!! Everything that we've been taught is a LIE!! Everything that we think we know is a LIE!! It's horrific and those that know can't sleep.. mindblowing!! The manipulation and deception is pure Evil!!

[@josephpanzarella1417]

The refusal of King George V to help his Romanov cousins was inexcusable. Both Nicholas and Alexandra were his first cousins and they had been very close. It was said the king feared for his own position. As exaggerated as that fear sounds today, he could have found refuge for them somewhere, such as Canada. In fact, Nicholas' sister Olga eventually settled in Canada, dying in Toronto in 1960. Nicholas couldn't possibly have threatened King George's position from such a distance.

[@natashaalfred2645]

Yes, King George V refusal to help his cousin and his family was tantamount to a death sentence!

[@sparx180]

I was unaware of Nicholas sister settle in Canada. Thanks.

[@gordonsmith8899]

Canada was free to offer refuge without British permission. The Tsar's sister Xenia spent the rest of her life in the UK.

[@gordonsmith8899]

@@sparx180 His sister, Xenia, settled in the UK - she had an apartment at Hampton Court Palace where she died in April 1960 at the age of 85. She is buried in the South of France.

[@sparx180]

@@gordonsmith8899 Thank you for the info.

[@PRR5406]

These colorized photos really bring the Romanovs closer to the modern reality. The children become so perfect and innocent, and their deaths so much horrific. It's a terrible thing to wish to reach into their story and pull them free of the fates which await them.

[@terrybardy2848]

Excellent Video! I love the music! You did a wonderful job being informative as usual! Thank you and bravo!!😊

[@PnaeS]

After the Romanov's reign, it only gets worse and worse with Lenin and Stalin. Even though, we're not from the Orthodox faith, I admired the Romanov's life as a beautiful family. 😍

[@kidofflint8812]

Especially Stalin it’s like Ivan the Terrible reincarnated

[@kidofflint8812]

Louise X yeah imagine if satan Lilith and every demon in hell Spond a child he sold his own son of during World War II Stalin was even a communist he was just simply a bloodthirsty capitalist hell hound

[@peterchrisp9003]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs And a massive shock too the other day i have a rare recording of one of the Romanov family murderers recounting the night of the murders & what they were going to do, quite chilling

[@Tboy439]

@@kidofflint8812 ...Ivan was actually a good guy who has been villified by the same people who have villified the Romanov's

[@kidofflint8812]

Mr. Tboy he beat his son to death when said son confronted about kicking his daughter in law and causing her to miscarriage

[@karenawagner2691]

What happened to this family is so horrible,I can’t imagine what kind of people would do this to these children.I believe God has them with him and has dealt with the horrible people that did this.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

That's very true, Karen! It really was a tragedy, but now they are in eternal bliss with God and they remain a living model of love for us all! Have you visited our book's website yet? If you are interested, have a look here: www.romanovs.eu

[@bradpsstone4618]

Karen, I KNOW, AND BELIEVE, (GOD) WILL, SHOW MERCY, TO THE INNOCENT, AND JUDGEMENT, TO THOSE WITH EVIL IN THEIR HEARTS,AND HATRED ON THEIR MINDS.(ALL THEY), WILL FEEL THE (FULL FORCE), of GOD'S WRATH AND ANGER, ON THE DAY OF THEIR JUDGEMENT ! GOD'S CURSE,BE UPON ALL, WHO HAD A HAND, IN THE BARBARIC MURDER, OF THE ROMANOVS ! MAY THEY, FOREVER REST IN GOD'S TENDER LOVE AND CARE. FOR THEM, I CRY A RIVER,AND BLEED AN OCEAN, 😫😭😭💖🙏☦🇦🇺

[@sharonhart8360]

Shame on the Royal families of Europe especially the British Royal Family who were their cousins, they should take some of the blame.

[@Zeldarw104]

My thoughts exactly!🤨 Rest in peace to the Royal Romanov family.💐🌹😞 (Finally)😑

[@sharonhart8360]

@Christy Axel Norman And yet again it comes down to how incredibly weak the Windsor men were and still are, thank God they are not running the country.

[@ailleananaithnid2566]

It’s easy to place blame after the fact when we can’t stand in the shoes of those who had to make the hard choices. Fortunately, we cannot go back in time to witness that scene. Even if we could, it’s doubtful that we could ever unearth exactly what drove each party to make the choices they did. But consider the date of their murder: 17 July 1918. At that point in time Great Britain was embroiled in WW1. (The world war would end later that same year.) None of us alive now have any sense of the slaughter that defined WWI. Since there was so much anti-German sentiment in most of the West, the British Royal family in 1917 decided to exchange their Germanic surname from Saxe-Coburg and Gotha to the more British sounding Windsor. (Until she was 4-5, Queen Victoria spoke German at home.) The British Royals have many ties to Germany and that was not the most popular thing to be either during WWI or WWII. Then, to top that all off, most of the world was in the grips of the pandemic of 1918 (the inaccurately named Spanish Flu) and its staggering death toll (in the millions.) Add to that mix the fact that Russia was undergoing a very violent Revolution making monarchal governments all over Europe quake in their boots. However, the deciding factor was/is that the monarch, be it King or Queen, has no political power. This decision was the British government’s to make. So rest easy, bc that kind of political decision wasn’t ever going to be in the hands of an individual ruler. Especially not when the wrong choice could have set Britain and Russia on a war footing. Anyway, we don’t know what/whether there were diplomatic efforts made on their behalf (I am sure that there were.)

[@ailleananaithnid2566]

sharon hart What are you even talking about??? Monarchs haven’t run the country in a very long time. The last time a monarch actually fired a prime minister was in 1834 when William IV fired Lord Melbourne.

[@sharonhart8360]

@@ailleananaithnid2566 Are we all not entitled to our opinions after the fact? Actually you are wrong the present day Queen fired the Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam through the then Governor General John Kerr.

[@eperon]

A beautiful, somber, tragic presentation.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thank you, D.J. Konrad, we're happy you liked it!

[@cowieyoutube9149]

I am not a Russian but I cried when I was watching the burial of the Romanovs!

[@ljmcdonald2703]

The service was beautifully haunting

[@Shakespearelover1717]

I visited Russia 45 years ago this week. St. Petersburg was called Leningrad. I am happy the name was changed back to St. Petersburg again. The populace was still under the thumb of the communists. Their lives were limited and downright sad. I went to see Lenin’s corpse. It was creepy. You had to file in without a sound. One of our group had a cold and was coughing. He first got a dirty look from the guards and then they removed him from the line. There is NO benefit for the populace under communism. Sadly, a faction of American people want to embrace this form of government. What a disgrace!!

[@ste9856]

Everything is better than the cynical warmongering capitalism imposed by America after ww2. As bad as communism is, they never dropped a nuclear bomb on other human beings. Capitalist America is the most terrible thing that happened to humanity

[@cletonbernese2811]

No words but LOVE for this Family..RIP

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

RIP

[@patriciafoster784]

Amen my friend

[@blackkittens.]

Perfectly said ♡♡♡

[@peterpaul8684]

I'm obsessed with this Family and their Story.

[@cletonbernese2811]

@Luigi Raimondo Pomo yes my friend. Nothing but love

[@mamadukes911]

There is such a beautiful glow of light emanating from the sisters. They look like angels to me. When I heard the first hand account that for some strange reason the bullets were ricocheting and then the horrible 20 minutes that followed, I feel like the hand of God was sending a message to the murderers. I am completely disgusted and horrified to hear how their bodies were treated after death. RIP in the arms of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. 🙏❤️🌹

[@anestithree1035]

Thank you for your keen perception and beautiful comment. May Our Lord and God Jesus Christ Bless you and Your Family. In The Name of The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit The Only One God forever as it was in the beginning, is now and ever will be world without end Amen 👍👍👍❤❤❤💕💕💕💕

[@chiefswife1212]

Brutal Russians always.

[@Salman-sc8gr]

Non of the murderers nor their sponsors were ever charged nor prosecuted!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Tragically true!

[@dlive1391]

Jayz, international revolutionary parties wouldn’t allow it

[@Salman-sc8gr]

@@dlive1391 International Zionists

[@karenawagner2691]

I believe God has taken care of these horrible killers.

[@Salman-sc8gr]

@@karenawagner2691 Nothing can take the pain away

[@keikurooka5105]

Cant stop tearing up. Rest in Peace beautiful souls😥😢

[@tonnyayers2409]

They found the bodies of the family, father, mother, three daughters. There bodies were under tree logs in a road. Going out to bury the bodies, the truck kept getting stuck in the mud. The soldiers laid the bodies in the mud, then logs over them. The youngest two were buried a few feet away in the forest. They were not in a burial pit, but used like trash to keep the truck from getting stuck in the mud. No one deserves that.... The father and mother should have never been leaders of Russia, the children should never have been killed. It’s a sad story all around, including the people of Russia.

[@Art-ot2jn]

Russia s do not know what they want now the people of the world have shunned rusians

[@tarafitch5690]

Dang I’ve got to stop watching these documentaries at night...

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

They can really break one's heart!

[@rafael061957]

Tara Fitch yes it s very sad.

[@dianetheisen8664]

Even during the day is hard to watch.

[@l.a2031]

Ha 1:30am here in london

[@ritchienegrea5779]

Cruelty at highest level imaginable. Damn. Bunch of killers talking over Russia till these days..

[@EmekaEric]

From all I've read about this Royal Family I don't think they deserve to be executed. I felt bad about it. What a happy, lovely and kind hearted Family. May their souls continue to rest in perfect peace. Amen.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hello there, Eric! Thanks for watching! 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. 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.

[@Mukbangers33]

I'm still alive I'm Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanova

[@cowieyoutube9149]

I have had an obsession with the Romanovs

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hello there! Thanks for watching! 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 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.

[@colleenosullivan857]

My great grandfather was a captain in the czars army. He escaped to the US leaving everything behind.

[@Caesar88888]

he was damn lucky. my grand grandfather was a scientist and businesman and he got shot by nkvd, and his property was confiscated so my grandpa and his sisters became orphans

[@domfrommelb27]

Feel for him

[@jiffyyoyo6253]

My maternal great-grandfather was in charge of making sure the Czar's trip from Russia to Belarus was safe.

[@colleenosullivan857]

@@jiffyyoyo6253 then I guess I owe him thanks. If not for people like him, I wouldn’t be here

[@jiffyyoyo6253]

​@@Caesar88888 I sympathized with what the Bullshit-viks did to your family. I know very well the history of the BUll-shit- viks and what they did to Russia and the Imperial family. My paternal grandfather was a military priest shot by the NKVD and tens of thousands of other clergymen as well. The Bull-shit -vicks closed or destroyed over 50,000 churches across the country. The ikon themselves were burned as firewood. Jewels and precious metals from churches were used to fund the import of machinery from the U.S and Germany. The huge new tractors plants were partly funded by church spoils. My maternal grandparent's land and livestock were confiscated and distributed among the peasants. They became homeless with their children. This angered my djedushka and decided to become an anti-Communist leader in his hometown of Belarus. He gathered a large group of anti- Communist men and were ready to die to protect the land that was being confiscated. Many Bull-shit-viks found themselves six feet under. Djedushka was discovered of being an anti- Communist leader and was sentenced to 5 years in prison. Djedushka survived. After WWII my grandparents with their youngest daughter immigrated to Frankfurt, Germany. Soon after djedushka became the town Mayor. He is buried in Frankfurt, Germany. I am very proud, he stood up with his men and fought against domestic criminals.

[@skandaskanda1791]

Well said. Lenin as a monument, a symbol of violence!

[@SymphonyBrahms]

A symbol of hatred and murder.

[@eruditegimel-peh6582]

Incomparable with the living Putler.

[@chiefswife1212]

Russia is a symbol of violence.

[@ΒασιλείαΚιτσαη]

Ο λενιν ηταν εβραιος

[@ТатьянаДевяткова-п6х]

​@@eruditegimel-peh6582 Путин для вас,как кость в горле.Как у вас задница пригорает🔥😅

[@ThePSUnews]

This is going to be one of the most outrageous stories that ever happened in our history.

[@chiefswife1212]

Not even close....

[@nessapersad2076]

Don't know what it is about this family but deeply saddened and interested in their life.what a tragedy .a beautiful family

[@lianicandrou4916]

A remarkable production! Very touching all the way through and feeling the pain that these people did their searches and having to touch their human skeleton bones! Unbelievably moment!

[@gregingram4996]

This is such a sad and tragic story, I have to fight back tears every time I hear about it! Shame upon King George V for refusing to accept his royal cousins Czar Nicholas II and family as refugees! It isn't as if it would have caused George V any hardship sharing Buckingham Palace with the Romanovs! For shame! You NEVER turn your back on family! On a more uplifting note, the Romanov Royal Family were declared Christian Martyrs and Saints by the Eastern Orthodox Church, and several miracles have been attributed to them! Praise The Lord!

[@gordonsmith8899]

You're condemning George V without any thought to the volatile social background in the UK at the time. There was no sizable opposition to offering shelter to the Empress and the children but there was strong objection to allowing Nicholas entry the the UK.

[@gregingram4996]

@@gordonsmith8899 All right, I'll say it again: You NEVER turn your back on family! Period!

[@brendaamata4577]

I cant help wondering how King George V felt about this

[@joseeduardotschen9186]

@@gordonsmith8899 agree with you! People just shame George V because of pure sentimentalism and ignorance

[@JessycaLunawoona]

My question is why was the UK the only place he sought refuge? Why not Denmark where is mother fled? Canada where his sister eventually settled? Hell why not the USA? Surely one place would’ve given the family refuge.

[@whatadollslife]

22:15 .... little relative {Alexander} of the murderer was one helpful link to finding the hidden bodies after all....so many families have suffered in this last century ,but at least this tragic Royal family have closure now together .. RIP, always in our hearts

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

RIP. Amen!

[@titosesbreno7615]

The Romanov family was a victim of circumstances.

[@mariapaztosar755]

La familia Romanov fue víctima de la brutalidad del pueblo ruso

[@heatherbowlan1961]

I’m so enjoying every single minute of all and every documentary on this channel about the family Romanov Thank you , hope the book is sill for sale for awhile yet , I have to get one ! It’s so beautiful .Thank you for the channel.

[@eugenvonwurttemburg7600]

The Romanov Tsars would not allow the Central Bank of Russia to be controlled by foreign interests..So these interests in New York and London financed Lenin who was a malcontent-ed hooligan opposing the Tsar ..The foreign financed propaganda against the Tsar was very intense creating mass hysteria among the Russian populace and again'st the imperial regime. ..all was done in order to promote Lenin's movement: "the Bolsheviks" which eventually took power setting Russia in for decades of terror and suffering.. .

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Have you watched our latest video? It's exactly about that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppWcc2aZntGafrs

[@meypuim1770]

Probably these same people that funded the bolsheviks are the same ones behind the fake pandemic! They are trying to turn people into communist thinking zombies, with face masks and social distancing

[@lindajamshidi]

@@meypuim1770 probably? Its a definitely👍.

[@beachmama9037]

Agree!!!

[@marywallace4086]

@@meypuim1770 Have you lost your MIND? Sure looks like it.

[@makurradoshi4498]

I've been fascinated by the Romanov story since I was a little girl. Now I'm in my early 20's, the magnitude of the family's demise continues to blow my mind. The details I've learned, like the girls' corsets being lined with jewels acting almost like a bulletproof vest. Like man, how horrific it must have been to be riddled with bullets and still be alive, just by chance.. only to have a final shot to the head, surrounded by your bloodied, dying and dead family. Surely they all felt unease and fear in their final days

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hello there! Thank you for your touching comment here. We are sure that you would love our book, which gives the reader a very strong experience though the journey in the life of this family and their tragic death. If you are interested, you can have a look here: romanovs.eu All our readers are fascinated with it!

[@poutinedream5066]

20 minutes? That's an eternity. Unconscionable. I hope those people had nightmares for the rest of their lives.

[@poutinedream5066]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs I clicked on the link and I can't leave! At first I thought I would just take a peek at Alexandra's photo album real quick- just to check out her gowns. Now I've poured over the entire set of private collections, and I am well into the archival pictures. That site is already amazing and there is so much more I haven't gotten to yet! I just wanted to come back to KZbin to make this comment, before my attention is completely stolen away to your page! It's truly incredible- anyone who would watch this video should definitely click the link and explore the site. I was expecting a couple glowing reviews, maybe a couple pages shamelessly selling and plugging the book. I'm so glad I looked- it is so much more. My other comment- and I'm sure I'm not the first to notice this- but it's just heartbreaking how the pictures of the Romanovs being held prisoner are the only pictures where I see them smiling. They are immaculate, their hair has been shaved off, but they look like a happy family, like vacationing at the family cabin or something. They look so happy and relaxed. It's almost like the weight of royalty had been lifted and they were truly enjoying just living normal lives, being themselves, out of the public eye. For the first time, no one was watching, or criticizing, or sizing them up to be pawns entering into loveless political alliances they called marriages. They could finally stop being perfect. Seeing these pictures makes the end all the more shocking, even more of a betrayal. If I, a hundred years later, an American, feel betrayed, how could that beautiful family have felt? There are some things that just defy all understanding. If my interpretation is at all accurate, then I'm glad they ultimately that time together. I think it was Dr Seuss who comforted my generation when he announced he would no longer be writing books, "Don't cry because it's ending. Smile because it happened. " I'm trying, Doc.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

@@poutinedream5066 thank you for your kind words! They are a source of motivation for us for our work. We are very happy that you find our videos interesting and we hope you will enjoy all of our content. We take it that you are aware of our book? It's actually the main fruit of our project and it features an abundance of previously unpublished materials on the life and death of the last Romanov family. Many thanks again!

[@kellyprice1024]

I have as well and I am 65 now. Way back to my childhood I was fascinated by the story. Later about the Fabregie (sp) Eggs

[@wilfordfraser6347]

Thanks so much for posting this. I rarely come across documentaries on youtube so this was a real treat for me.

[@richardphillips1971]

I watched a video on KZbin about the Romanovs and when Olga and Tatiana worked as nurses with their mother, the 2 daughters were sent shopping and they had to ask a nurse what to do, they'd never done anything as basic as shopping, perhaps they never needed to before but it goes to show how secluded their lives were.

[@leecarrizales4]

I've always been fascinated by the story of the Romanov family. May they all rest in peace. 😇😇😇😇😇😇😇

[@justinandersen4400]

This is one of those things you wish you could go back and change. Such a tragedy.

[@skyta7950]

May God blessed Romanov Royal Family.

[@Rustycaddy17]

The deep deep irony of all of this, is when the second world war broke out, the USSR revived so many Tsarist traditions from the Russian Empire. Even Mikhail Glinka 's song "Slav'sya" from his first opera "A Life for the Tsar " was played on the very first Soviet Victory parade of 1945. The Bolsheviks destroyed centuries worth of Russian history and culture, but once most of the original Bolsheviks were killed off during the Great purge, Stalin's pragmatism ironically allowed the Tsarist past to fuse into the Soviet-Proletarian culture.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hello there! If you are interested in the life and death if the Imperial family, and the events relating to the time they lived (i.e. Bloody Sunday, the conspiracies against Nicholas, the forced abdication, the 1917 coup) you will sure love our book which includes previously unpublished texts from their own writings and those who knew them closely. Here's more about it: www.romanovs.eu/online-store

[@eightyrsincs]

Spot on

[@nativevirginian8344]

People hail the USA and Britain, but RUSSIA won WW2.

[@SymphonyBrahms]

@@nativevirginian8344 The USA, Britain, and Russia won the war as allies. Normandy was no skirmish.

[@jiffyyoyo6253]

@@SymphonyBrahms But the U.S. and Britain have never celebrated VICTORY day like the Russians do.

[@sahidasubba2984]

Similar story in Nepal when our royal family were massacred, now after rise of so called communist, the only difference Russia was very big, Nepal a small country; I just pray ... may the departed souls Rest In Peace 😔

[@poutinedream5066]

Wow. That is a story I have not heard. I'm no history scholar, but if I never heard of it, probably few Americans have.

[@helencasillas3827]

So sad if only some could have escaped to another country.

[@EhsanAfridi]

@sahida subha do u know who killed your Royal family?

[@sahidasubba2984]

The report says the crown prince killed every one and later he shot himself in the head.

[@kimberlyarrington5721]

Same I am so very sorry May they Rest in Peace Your Royal Family that is .

[@lauriegulde942]

Lives cut short due to an evil that took over Russia. It would have been nice to see the children grow up. Im sure they would have made Russia proud. They are resting in the love, peace,and grace of our lord. They are free🙏💞😊Thank you and God bless you for your love and willingness to reveal the truth.💟😘

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

God bless you, too, Laurie! We are trying our best and we are very happy that our efforts are met with satisfaction by you! Many thanks!

[@suzilici]

Well there is one Romanov still alive... Can you guess who that is?

[@victoriaperkovic4938]

Tragic history of Russian royals

[@lindaeverest845]

Rest in peace the Romanovs. Russia should be ashamed

[@katalincatchpolenefister8954]

You need to ask yourself who is really behind these cruelties who pulls the strings...

[@keltberanski2757]

Linda, you really think that russians are behind bolsheviks? Bolesheviks destroyed russian culture, spirit, religion and many more. Even today, you can see in russian politicians a heritage of communism and bolshevism. Russia never recovered from 1917

[@edmundcharles5278]

Well, given enough time, every nation has sins upon its soul.

[@rc1983]

Worst thing: Nobody offered them asylum!

[@jilltate9073]

That was the most awful part 😢

[@nickykeightley9355]

Your work on these documentaries is outstanding. I have always loved Russian history. New subbie here, thank you so much.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Welcome aboard! we are very happy to have you! Many thanks!

[@darialaskowska]

Being a mother myself, i do not even imagine.. 💔💔 Thank you for sharing these films x

[@marcioreis2648]

What an amazing documentary. I feel for the entire family.

[@ladybug160]

I can't begin to imagine what the family may have been thinking, or what they were feeling as they were being led to the dungeons.............. So utterly horrible.............

[@davidlogan4329]

They were never in dungeons.

[@marjoriegarner5369]

@@davidlogan4329 they were led to a room in the basement ( dungeon) and there brutally murdered.

[@ramildrm1]

what a remarkable family full of faith and love

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

They really were! If you are interested in their life and death, you can have a look at our book, which features an abundance of previously unpublished texts, presenting new truths! Here it is: www.romanovs.eu/online-store

[@ramildrm1]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs surely will! thanks!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

@@ramildrm1 if you do get the book and read it, we'd be very happy to hear your feedback! All the best to you!

[@yellowmask1796]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs a bunch of anti semites who made there country into 2 halfs very rich and extremely poor, the world is fine whiteout them

[@celissewillis9399]

The fact that the children were subject to all of this treatment is what really gets me! Not that anyone should have to be, but the mindless individuals who orchestrated all of this? I don’t know how they could’ve gone home & looked their own children in the face, without a care in the world & without thinking of what they were going out to do to someone else’s. People just don’t use empathy or logic when they’re caught up in trying to be revolutionary. Humanity can go a long way in creating more effective outcomes, instead of operating from hate & fear, as if it’s justified & will get them what they want by doing so... ultimately, it never does.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thank you for all your great comments on our videos, Celisse 🌸

[@elenaiove6743]

I believe that those who committed those crimes, were soulless entities, just like the cabal/deep state and those who have been committing so many crimes against humanity for hundreds or even thousands of years... We pray the planet will be cleaned thoroughly and humanity will live in peace for a very long time.🙏☝👽💖

[@olwinebraam4346]

THE PEOPLE WHO MURDERED THE ROMANOV FAMILY, ARE DEMONS IN A HUMAN BODY, I FOLLOW THE HISTORY OF THIS FAMILY AND I LOVE THEM, SUCH A GOOD AND LOVING FAMILY, THEY DON'T DESERVE SUCH A CRUEL DEAD, IAM SURE GOD DEAL WITH THESE MURDERS, AND IAM SURE THEY DON'T DIED PEACEFULLY, SATAN HAVE THEIR SOULS😈😈😈

[@jiffyyoyo6253]

Lenin and the Bolsheviks were atheists and despised the Russian Christian Orthodox. These Godless, cold-blooded creatures took pleasure in the murder of Tsar Nicholas II and his family. Eternal Memories.

[@bluntlov3r]

I cry whenever I watch these videos, this family didn’t deserve this awful murder. May the Romanovs Rest Easy and Soon I will meet them. ❤️

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Amen.

[@Juandinggong]

Same here I cry too. I think it was a great tragedy and Bolshevik’s are devils in human flesh.

[@cathylanders6377]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs hello

[@davidlogan4329]

you will never meet them ... they died over a century ago!

[@alyssahenneseygonzales5830]

this was really heartbreaking

[@swiater1]

The Romanov family/dynasty are with our Lord in Heaven...r.i.p. dear ones..

[@catherineguadalupe4698]

Rest in Peace Royal Romanovs and family, may your souls be accepted in heaven in Jesus name🙏🙏🙏

[@SunderSingh-wg1jo]

It's so sad for such a innocent royal family!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Truly sad, especially for a loving and caring family like this one, who consciously chose to stay in their country even if they knew death could be waiting for them at the end of the tunnel!

[@savagedarksider5934]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs And George V didn't do A thing to save them.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

@@savagedarksider5934 exactly so!

[@annestorey5229]

They weren't innocent

[@hannahskeldon7944]

@@savagedarksider5934 Why didn't he? They were family?

[@naveenpragnaratna3356]

Very Cruel treatment to a innocent family without mercy!!! Those who did this sinfull cowardly actions are not human they are Agent of Satan!!!

[@CABRALFAN27]

No, they're human. Bad people, maybe, but still people. That same kind of dehumanization (Albeit probably from a revolutionary standpoint rather than a religious one, but it's all the same in the end) is part of why those people were willing to commit this atrocity in the first place.

[@davidlogan4329]

Nicholas was no angel. He was responsible for the deaths of millions.

[@Jerseyboondocks]

@@davidlogan4329 propaganda

[@davidlogan4329]

@@Jerseyboondocks no reality. Study history and you will find out Nicholas was responsible for the deaths of millions of men, women and children. He was no angel.

[@drakeydrake1076]

It sucks when their co-royalties did not gave them asylum. God would never forget!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Exactly so! It's one of those cases when fear for one's own benefit dissolves the feeling of love...

[@drakeydrake1076]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs how much is your book? I'd like to buy one copy. How much is the shipping fee? I'm from Asia.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

@@drakeydrake1076 hi! Thank you for your interest in our book. The price of the book is €29.95 plus €10.95 for shipping in Asia. If you like, you can place your order on our Official Online Store at: www.romanovs.eu/online-store All the best to you! Thanks for your comments here!

[@joansmith3296]

I think Nicholas always believed George V's prime minister would get them out. But George came to realise that he himself could be overthrown because of Britain's socialist uprisings at the time, So he blamed his PM at the time Lloyd George. But papers found in the British royalty archives reveal Lloyd George left the decision to him. I'm sure it tormented him.

[@louisecoffey9843]

joan smith surely England could have done something tho? Smuggled them in or something? In the end ( which I think is a total insult ) King George of England took their dog in. Maybe he was feeling guilty eh!!! Around the same time the English were killing and inprisoning the Irish!!! English were all for themselves 😡😡

[@kesharkhadkapunwar2029]

May late Tsar Nicholas and the Russian Royal family members rest in great peace!! 🌻🌻🌻🙏 🇳🇵Hail Nepal !!!

[@Claudia_Ackermann]

The Tsar's father is the one who is fault He didn't prepared Nicholas to rule as a Tsar

[@SymphonyBrahms]

He died suddenly while Nicholas was still a young man. There was no time to prepare him.

[@Jerseyboondocks]

He should have been prepared as a young boy of around age 6 and on

[@edmundcharles5278]

Well, no one can teach you have to be an effective leader, just look at the present leaders from around the globe who make stupid and grand mistakes. In the end, luck plays a greater role in determining who will be or not be, a good leader.

[@stanleyolivar7381]

One of the saddest days in the history of mankind.

[@hweelanghwee9055]

Wars is truly too cruel for those innocent people.

[@claremammen1657]

Such a sad time in history. I can't believe king George V didn't help his own bloodline, couldn't even help the country when I was starving to death. I bet he wouldn't even raise a finger to help Russia even when WW1 arised, so inhumane. Shame on you King George the 5th!!

[@colleta2400]

King George V of England reigned a Constitutional Monarchy which means the same then as it does today: He/they the British royals have absolutely no politcal power, therefore, no authority to give asylum. Furthermore, George V did not "Plea to Parliament" (means subserviently ingratiate) because Nicholas was a tyrant. The Romanovs ruled the Russian Empire with brutal force it is the Romanovs that infamously instituted the Gulag system where people were worked to death. Nicholas was a weak and indecisive individual that lacked vision. He believed he had God given authority for autocratic rule, therefore, the Russian people lived in midevil conditions. King George V recognized the suffering of the people and communicated this in a letter to Nicholas who responded "I shot two huge stag last night" his letter was about "Royal hunt". Revolutions occur when the population has essentially had enough of tyranny, suffering, and exploitation. This story is a replicate of the French King and Queen that lost their heads because they were also unfit to rule. Because of the Czar millions of Russian boys died in trenches of WWI without even proper shoes, weapons, basic essentials.

[@ChrisCrossClash]

What why would the king or Britain for that matter care about Russia as a country? 😂It wasn't Britain's fault Russians were starving it was the Tsar.

[@evesunshine3419]

Glad you all have the dignity of a final resting place. RIP💕

[@pameladowe5330]

If they believed that what they were doing was justified they would have been open about it. They lied and tried to hide the evidence because they knew they had committed an evil deed!

[@colleta2400]

Where you high during history class? They stayed silent and vague for political reasons. During this period all monarchs were related and they needed to hold any outside threats at bey so they kept a global presence while monitoring world interest in order to gain power and stabilize their economy. During this period we (USA) were isolationist but could potentially cause further destablization to Russia economic plan while other European powers threaten their borders, therefore, as in all Revolutions during and before this time maintaining a no comment or vague was the way to go. If you decide to go the education route you will not be given the romantic-revisionist version of Romanov rule you will instead learn the events, history and cause-effect events that ended this tyrannical rule. Nicholas was indecisive, incompetent, lacked leadership skills, vision, and insight. The Tsarina was hypochondriac and ruled her husband neither were fit to rule. They were at fault for what happened to Russia and her people because their arrogance and complete lack of insight led to their demise. They had the opportunity to save the Russian people by agreeing to Constitutional Monarcy with a Duma (Uk is constitutional monarchy) and Duma is a parliament. He engaged in war with Japan loosing their fleet, engaged in WWI killing millions of Russians, he refused to deal with changing world instead opting to continue with Romanov way of dealing with those that challenge their rule which was brutality, executions, and the Gulags.

[@betkay1018]

When is humanity going to truly give credence to peace by adopting the “live and let live” philosophy. We are all part of the global tapestry which needs colour, texture and form for its beauty to exist ... maybe that is what we need to embrace most of all !!

[@michaelcreagh672]

Beautiful sentiment ❤️🇨🇮

[@tubamirum007]

I Moha communism and capitalism are opposite sides of the same coin minted by the same scum. “No peace, know Capitalism, know peace, no communism...or capitalism!”

[@colleta2400]

You need a history class

[@carolrashee6346]

The poor family. The revolutionist brought Russia down

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

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

[@蔡明秀-q3i]

It's so sad to see the execution of the Romanovs. They were very religious. I saw lots of videos about their religious activities. They looked so polite and elegant. The communists made this world worse and worse.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

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[@蔡明秀-q3i]

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[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

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[@pamfrank3962]

Good documentary. Sad...nostalgic..violent...but a past worth remembering to prevent a repeat of events

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

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[@chiefswife1212]

Explain that to Ukrainians, Russian have always been a violent brutal people

[@florasheshe4072]

This story is heart breaking!.They did not deserve to die like that!!!

[@t.c.s.7724]

Pray for those poor children.

[@Аля7]

Amazing channel,i really enjoy watching your videos

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thank you very much!

[@zsofiamolnar5292]

Very well done documentary !

[@angelbabysqueaky3985]

I really don't see how the people that killed the family could live with themselves after the execution of the family. Also the frightening experience of seeing your family die in front of you and seeing men with bayonets coming towards you. Too bad that Edward didn't offer them a place to live in England. Too afraid that he would lose his monarchy So his monarchy still survived. England still has a Queen and her expensive figurehead.The Romanov family were assassinated.,in such a cruel manner..RIP

[@SymphonyBrahms]

King Edward died in 1910. It was his son King George who was unable to bring them to England because the British Parliament denied it.

[@luthercharles3025]

I believe the Tsar Nicholas and his family have been canonized as saints by the Russian Orthodox Church.

[@SymphonyBrahms]

Yes, they have.

[@m.g5796]

Es tan triste lo que sufrio esta familia 😢😔 , dios los tenga en su gloria y ahora sean felices y estén en paz por el resto de la eternidad 🕊🙏🏻🤲❤️

[@sharonlefebvre7292]

England and King George V should have been ashamed of themselves!

[@joseeduardotschen9186]

Why? To not let a bloody ruler in their country? He was not bloody but I’d rather save my neck than save a cousin that could cause my downfall

[@ruelsigua2362]

I love the romanovs family and their sibling god bless their soul🤲🙏🤲

[@JelaiDarling]

It's sad to think how the Romanovs lives had ended.

[@skandaskanda1791]

Lenin looked evil.

[@jennyjen7000]

Because he was

[@tempestsonata1102]

I agree. He was a book who should have been judged by its cover.

[@mystyk5896]

Grand duchess Tatiana was stunning.. simply stunning. She looked exactly like her father.. the eyes and nose especially. Look at the tsars younger pictures before he grew a beard.

[@Marko3123]

It’s so sad Rasputin had so much to do with all of this

[@dtaylor4552]

That Romanov Curse could only have been cooked up by a Toon.

[@joanlynch5271]

Rasputin was killed too.

[@jannepetersen4660]

Rasputin was a psyko, he was so satanic he could hardly die.....

[@stephenyoung2752]

thats horrific how they where treated before & after death... so sad...RIP 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@theromanbaron]

Pray for us, Holy passion bearers. God crush the modern bolsheviks

[@maggieazarian]

It's very sad and tragic....I mean the way they were executed is just inhumane and barbaric RIP Romanovs

[@nereidatorres7613]

WHEN THE HUMAN MIND IS UNDER THE INFULENCE OF SATAN, YOU CAN NOT IMAGE THE MOST TERRIBLE MOST HORRIBAL INSTRUMENTES TO TAKE SOME ONES LIFE. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS WATCH THE NEWS, IT'S A BLOOD BATH ALMOST EVERY DAY, OH, AND THE MOVIES,😱

[@niveditamurthy1845]

This documentary is very moving and well made... thanks for posting... its inspired me to research more about Russian history... thank you.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Glad you enjoyed it, Nivedita! We have many videos on our channel, which you will surely find very interesting. 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 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.

[@princesslyne1]

This was a beautiful and courageous family

[@anestithree1035]

Indeed. May Our Lord and God Jesus Christ Bless you and Your Family. In The Name of The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit The Only One God forever as it was in the beginning, is now and ever will be world without end Amen 👍👍👍❤❤❤💕💕💕💕