Romanovs: The Missing Bodies | National Geographic

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

If you are interested in the truth about the life and death of the last Romanov family, as well as to what really took place in Russian during that turbulent era, then we highly recommend our book, which offers previously unpublished materials strictly from primary and archival sources.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

[@peterchrisp9003]

Got this chilling message/recording from one of the Romanov family killers he spoke about how he wanted to go about it. And what he recounted during the killings. It is so chilling + gut wrenching. It runs for 3 minutes + 16 seconds. At that time he is actually talking about what he will do

[@ytjepool]

Biggest bleu diamont.

[@magdatvfreire430]

@@peterchrisp9003 precisam traduzir para o português 🤪🤪🤪

[@peterchrisp9003]

@@magdatvfreire430 Eu tenho uma gravacao assustadora de 3 minutos de um dos assassinos da familia Ramanov contando a noite dos assassinatos e como eles iriam mata-los e tao angustiante

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

@@gwenb4531 thank you for your interest in our book! The best option for you is to place an order on our official online store and we will ship the book to you from our main store in Cyprus. Here's the link:www.romanovs.eu/online-store

[@elsakristina2689]

Anne Boleyn’s death was an execution. She died so quickly and would not have felt it. This here, this was 20 minutes of horrendous torture. They watched each other die one after the other. They died in extreme physical and emotional trauma and agony and were subjected to absolute indignities.

[@danisverse]

We only assume they do not feel it but we don't really know. Plus ppls experience can vary so what one may feel, another may not but story of the execution was sad. Really got me 😔

[@BeveC21E]

Whatever one gives out in this world, one shall receive--in return. May retribution be just as devine! Let it be so.

[@Oscuros]

I wonder why the US doesn't have being beheaded by a French specialist swordsman on their statute book. No, they only use out of date chemicals instead, due to no one will supply them with any, because no one has the death penalty anymore among developed nations, except for the retarded US, so people take hours to die in agony now instead. Seems no better than what's being levelled morally at the Bolsheviks, but the US are doing it now, so what's their excuse? The reason why the English did not use French swordsmen for beheading was that they were expensive, so an axeman was used in Tudor times, the way Boleyn was killed was exceptional. Everybody else killed with Boleyn, mostly for having sex with her as accused, was by the axe and the amount of chops was recorded, and they were all more than one chop, as was normal. Only Boleyn died from one chop. So I don't really know what point you're trying to make about execution. It was normal in Tudor times to use the axe, the amount of times was recorded, and on average it was 3 chops. That's the problem when you yanks quote history partially, someone like me comes along and just blows you out the water. That's why lying by omission is so weak. Try to think of a better anti Soviet propaganda point, that one just blew back on you with those barbaric lethal injection deaths you're doing right now, you hypocrites.

[@ssnarashi]

The irony is that Nicholas II had a quick death and Alexandra had followed quickly. It was the children who suffered the most. They were repeatedly shot and bayonetted but survived and ultimately shot in their heads. If its any consolation, at least the girls were not raped and then murdered. That would have been another level of tragedy.

[@danisverse]

@@ssnarashi You just never know 😶

[@kendrathompson2065]

It makes me so sad that people pretended to be Anastasia for so many years. The extended family was put through so much pain by cruel people😭. Humanity can be so disappointing at times.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hi there! If you are interested in the Romanov story, you can have a look at the book we have recently published which includes previously unpublished materials,: www.romanovs.eu/online-store

[@cbachinger]

1 or 2 suffered accidents that, along with mental confusion, got confused over their identity and later were convinced they were Anastasia; future scientific advances would prove they weren't.

[@PtolemyXVII]

It was a red herring to prevent discovery of the missing kids

[@Medusa0999]

Not only that but the damage done to the claimant’s families. They believe the family story and have to go through the hurt, disappointment, humiliation and the Financial burden of trying to prove their relative was “Anastasia”. They have to live wondering why their grandmother lied to them.

[@sabrinadunson6903]

Yes Fake Ass People trying to profit from These and other Tragic events it is like assassinating Them again each and every time

[@raulcamposano3129]

murdering innocent children's is inhuman. it is an evil act.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Undoubtedly, the worst human action...

[@tls9507]

And so is masking them up and vaccinating them. All evil acts against innocent children :(

[@thetexterloser2011]

@@tls9507 Are you really making this about Covid that’s literally killing people

[@HarryJamesPotter7]

@@tls9507 A normal vaccine won't kill you nor HURT you!

[@emmsmom1848]

@@tls9507 oh go away. Shoo!

[@annakoshi4774]

The tragic story of the last Tsar and his family always haunted me. They had friends and close relatives in high places in other countries. Yet everyone turned their backs on them. They faced the terror all alone.

[@PtolemyXVII]

Anna Koshi no, Queen Victoria paid for their safe passage out of Russia, but only Anastasia and Alexei were able to get out

[@debbieanne7962]

I doubt Nicholas ever wanted to leave his homeland

[@sandrapadua2632]

The help is too late for them :(

[@chickenfries3605]

@@PtolemyXVII Queen Victoria was dead by the time they were executed, it would have been king George V.

[@Angelina6518]

Yes, like Czar Nicholas cousin, Prince Albert? U.K .said, “ sorry, we can’t help you.”

[@chrystlaw1]

Murdering little children is the most evil act ever.

[@rameshsingh2480]

heinous crime done by. Bolsheviks

[@rameshsingh2480]

@@jamesbond-qs2ff correction genocide , mother's womb

[@Iowarail]

"it was for the people", there will be more of it and the media will sell commercial time while reporting it

[@rameshsingh2480]

@@jamesbond-qs2ff when it on prediction mode it happens with everyone , it happened with me several time ,when I write something the prediction mode makes something different , thanks to internet for connecting two different nationals on same platform and giving the opportunity to express their views .

[@jessyreyes1933]

Some people just have a evil heart

[@melgon2532]

Can’t help but cry after watching the documentary. May the Romanovs rest in eternal peace. This is heart breaking.

[@gretchenhughes6256]

Horrific. I always felt sad about how the Romanovs left this world.

[@darrylcoffey1022]

It would be nice to know that two of them made it to Alaska ...where they survived on a remote island.

[@amandaallen9460]

This was so sad..I had always hoped and prayed that at least one of the Grand Dutchesses had survived, but as we now know, no one survived, but the little dog Joy.

[@angeliapittman4776]

I remember seeing the movie on there life @death so sad waiting in a room and men walking in an opened fire killing what demons these men were I pray these bad men had a haunting death so sorry for this family and the ancestors God bless Sincerly,Angelia Frm:Waco Texas USA

[@robertathomson1912]

@Dave Ad unug

[@dragoncrown2029]

I wouldn't mind torturing every single one of those communist pigs that were responseable for the murder of the romanovs 😤

[@bethm5791]

This story has always made me so mad. I can’t imagine what they went through in their last hours and moments of life. None of them deserved this. None.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

That's very true, Beth. And we hope you read (or will read) our book, which is really revealing, featuring an abundance of new details about the last stage of their life! Here's the link, just in case: www.romanovs.eu/online-store

[@cidv7447]

@GamingWithEthan and so should he, be able, to state a dissenting opinion.

[@SiTheWave]

@@andyiswonderful sheesh so angry. You would think her opinion effected your life detrimentally 😳

[@Jesus-Is-King19]

@@andyiswonderful your not wrong people just mad at your vibe but I understand

[@dragoncrown2029]

@@SiTheWave communists are always angry and miserable , this andyiswonderful person probably wants to live under Stalin's inhumane communist dictatorship , people like that have no clue about history , and they can't see the fact that both Lenin and Stalin are some of the more evil men in modern history ( especially Stalin ) , i think he is just angry that he doesn't get to starve or freeze to death in a communist dictatorship , poor guy 😂

[@serenanguyen8477]

Before watching this I was pretty sure Alexis would not be survived because he has heamophilia from his mother, but the fact that none of them survived still made me extremely sad. None of them deserved that fate, especially for the children

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thanks for watching this, Serena. We have many videos on our channel that you will surely find very interesting. Here's a recommendation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3O5m3enfaqSpJY Feel free to explore our book’s website: www.romanovs.eu/en-book Very best wishes! The RRM Project Team

[@ljmcdonald2703]

Aleksei was fortunate to have made it to nearly 14 with hemophilia as many in those days died before turning 5.

[@serenanguyen8477]

@@ljmcdonald2703 yes but it might only work if the execution didn't happen; his family could wish for a glory to him if he's just had small accidents, not such a massive one

[@evelynzlon9492]

The Romanovs recruited a mystic named Rasputin to cure Alexai of his hemophilia. Rasputin kept him alive long enough to string the Romanovs along and instill their dependence on him, but he never permanently cured him. That's because Rasputin wasn't Russian. He was a German spy by the name of Adolf Hitler. Rasputin had one Russian daughter named Maria who evacuated to America before Russia succumbed to famine and oppression. Hitler's most important female employee was also an Eastern European named Maria. Like Rasputin's daughter she was also a professional dancer with psychic abilities. He's my great-great-great grandpa too, by yet another pseudonym of his. His daughter Maria described him as a kind man. More generations separate me from him. Our familial relationship is looser and he's both cruel AND kind. The reason why Anastasia was buried separately from the rest of the family is because Rasputin/Hitler had already slept with every other female member of the Romanov family. He didn't care if these conquests became public knowledge, but Anastasia was another matter. She was only a child, nowhere near puberty. He saved her until after he assassinated the rest of the family and buried her separately. The little boy I'm not sure about.

[@adiemissworld]

I have the worst anxiety attack watching this documentary. I am shaking all over. They deserve justice!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

It is very true. But as it is with all such misfortunes, we all hope and pray that we all may learn from our mistakes and become better people for the future!

[@markpowell7516]

Watch the New Series on Nefix.

[@miclazy-5m]

what exactly triggerd you ?

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

@@markpowell7516 hi! Unfortunately, that series is almost 100% fiction. If you want to see a historically accurate film, you can watch this, which however cover only the last year of the family's life: kzbin.info/aero/PLEM95JSxM6FR-miwyY82OVCLCaaCfPcZF

[@phillipasalisbury7570]

Hi Johnnie I saw your post an I totally agree with you that they deserve justice an to be totally honest with you I think the pommy royal reletives should also be held accountable for not showing duty of care to this family (just saying)

[@jamesnutt4627]

Nicholas was willing to walk away, Lenin was cruel even to his own countrymen!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

At them moment when they "asked" him (better say forced him: read our book about this: www.romanovs.eu/en ) Nicholas replied asking whether his abdication would help Russia, and they said that it was the only way to serve Russia (liars and traitors!). And he humbly stepped down, solely out of love for his countrymen.

[@alexandrasymeon5893]

Lenin was an atheist as Karl Marx was a Satanist.

[@bethm3624]

James Nutt not as cruel as his English cousin who did not help them !!! Why???? Because he need it Russians as he's ally's . He betrayed them !!! English interference in Russian politicks left many dead . Google Attempt to kill Lenin !!! Rasputin to was kill by English and created opportunity for fall of Romanofs ..

[@kristinebailey2804]

Russian society would have NEVER allowed that though. It's the same reason they make sure there is no grave to visit when burying despots.... they will be made a martyr by their followers. Sad but that is why every last Romanov was "exterminated." To end the royal dynasty.

[@dustinsturdivant9824]

They were responsible for his brother being hung so I believe this wasn’t the only reason but definitely fueled Lenin’s need to execute them.

[@ryleighkirk5676]

I cannot imagine what the children went through in their last days. Also how could somebody kill innocent children, they were such a beautiful family. RIP The Romanov Family❤️

[@coreyham3753]

Yes, they truly were a beautiful family. One of many great tragedies of history.

[@vera98021]

Are you serious?? Look what is going on in the world, people, adults and children alike are killed all the time, massacred, shot, and all the rest of ugly stuff. It was a revolution against oppression, people were starving, yet the elite was ignorant of it all!

[@johnjohnon8767]

Alot of pissed off people about choices that were made by one person. And the difference in life styles. And the desire for power can create horrendous consequences.

[@lindc1070]

It is sad but they had a happy life before that. Lots of peasant kids suffered from starvation, cold then died. Not saying this justifies it. It doesnt. But lets not forget why the people turned.

[@lindc1070]

@@MeowCatTrio it was a messy time. WW1 just ending, many monarchies falling- Austria Hungary, Greece, Germany , Ottoman, Manchu dyn in China just fell in 1911. Lenin didnt want to risk the fledgling Communist state as Russia was the first and not recognised by anyone. Am not making any moral judgements. I studied Russian history in university. I am just seeing it in perspective.

[@nelliethursday1812]

I can't even begin to imagine the murdering of children. Even Nicholas and Alexandra didn't deserve to be brutality murdered. And let us not forget the 4 faithful servants who followed the Tsar and family. Those who committed the murder of innocents hopefully are rotting in an unpleasant place

[@jennifercuddy5663]

It’s because the Tsar was the restrainer in the Bible. The world went to Hell after his death, stabilized for only a very brief period of time to give the illusion of peace, lulling everyone to sleep, and is climaxing now heading to Hell forever. There was even a stampede upon his inauguration, which was another sign. No coincidence the RCC broke off from the Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church in 1054. That’s a thousand year reign of the Apostolic Age, imo. Man of sin proclaiming he is God = Pope

[@bravesoul5743]

Those killers are rotting in hell!

[@adammoore7059]

This was so tragic they didn't need to kill the children they could have let them go and just banned them from Russia they should have spared the children and the mother. And let them go

[@TheXmeimei]

The Czar and Czarina may not deseved to be bruitaly murdered, but these two certainly had this shit coming at them. They were so wrong for the country, as the absolute ruler of Rusia, who was given the absolute unchallenged power. What ddi these two do for the country, for their subjects? NOTHING! IF anthing, they ruled the country into abject poverty, while they lived an unimaginably luxury life in their palace.

[@nelliethursday1812]

@@TheXmeimei those who took over were no better for the country

[@willtheperson7224]

May the Royal Family be at peace. ☦️

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Amen

[@terrybardy2923]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs You can say that again! They didn't deserve to die. I hope they can all rest in peace now. The murderers, may they NEVER rest in peace!

[@willtheperson7224]

@moonbeam Are you a commie Jew or something?

[@sandrag1194]

@@terrybardy2923 For what & how they murdered this Family, they'll have nightmares in Hell.

[@sandrag1194]

@moonbeam Didn't "Serfdom" end with Czar Alexander I? I thought he announced that & that they could become landowners. Even Catherine The Great had started on it, but yes, it took time.

[@genesis2936]

Why is this family so beloved and intrigued for over a century after their demise ! The Australians, the Greeks, the Egyptians, Americans, certainly Russians and the rest of the world ! For whatever reason, may God bless their innocent souls !

[@ladylaois8184]

I have a real passion in History. This story is unbelievable. I can’t imagine how anyone could of killed this beautiful family. It’s very haunting. RIP

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hi there! If you like to know the depths of this family's story, you can read our book! Have a look here: www.romanovs.eu/en

[@christenhiggins998]

Very sad and brutal ending to a beautiful family!

[@darrylcoffey1022]

It would be nice to know that Anastasia and her brother survived...escaped to Alaska...not sure how long they lived though.

[@srinivasgun7723]

It’s indeed a very very sad tale of monstrous brutality. RIP the Romanov dynasty. 🥀✌️

[@peterchrisp9003]

And received a chilling message + quite brutal one of Romanov, murderers recounted what options they had in mind. He actually spoke about what they had in mind. The chilling interview is 3 minutes + 16 seconds long very very chilling

[@theladyprincess]

growing up the animated anastasia movie was one of my favorites, and because of it i got really invested in russian history and this royal family's story. they didn't deserve this kind of fate :/

[@darrylcoffey1022]

The animated movie is all wrong...it needs to be rewritten...she made it to Alaska...with one of there ships.. were she lived the rest of her life...amongst the Yupik eskimos.

[@chickenfries3605]

@@darrylcoffey1022 no she didn’t

[@oceanheartz717]

@@darrylcoffey1022 did you even watch the documentary video of which you commented under?

[@desi_blackgirl4949]

I fell in love with the movie as well and decided to look more into the history of the family the tsar was brutal to his people but I just don't understand why the children and mother had to die they did good........it's cruel as fuck

[@helloworld441]

@@desi_blackgirl4949 once upon a december is such a beautiful haunting song

[@Serenerto]

I will never forget when I visited St. Petersburg, and their grave.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

It must have surely a unique experience!

[@janicegaypowers3953]

Inhumane and monstrous killing, especially of the children!😢😞

[@joanlynch5271]

They were all pretty innocent.

[@reybensoulmates6498]

Yes. And bayonetting to death 2 of the 3 dogs who were the Romanovs' animal companions. Sick, evil, despicable, unjustifiable all-around.

[@kenn1936]

How awful for those children that must have still believed their parents would keep them safe. Hearing of one of the girls sitting up and screaming on the truck and having her face and head smashed in - is truly horrific. That was too much to listen to. No matter what was going on in Russia at the time, they were innocent children, that probably had no clue that people were starving in the country, or the poverty around them outside the palace. RIP Romanov Family.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Our book has a full account - the most accurate ever written - ob the life and murder of the family. It has been released just now! You can find it here: www.romanovs.eu/online-store

[@anairenemartinez165]

To the last minute Nicholas believed they would be sent into exile. At first the idea was to put in in a trial by the people for the people but the Russian people worshipped their Tzars. That would have backfired.

[@joanlynch5271]

There were a lot of atrocities committed.

[@marleneglamworld1452]

Pure envy and hate

[@debbieanne7962]

Maybe so. They were hardly small children. 2 were adults the others were teenagers

[@druidriley3163]

Gruesome. Tsar Nicholas had the chance to send his daughters to safety, but he wanted to keep the family together. Yet another in a long line of disastrous decisions on his part. There was never any hope for him, Alexei or Alexandra, but his daughters could have made it.

[@merlena2347]

As if soviets would let them go. Girls had measles when the revolution occurred, and after that the whole family was under arrest. What could he do? Moreover I'm 100% sure girls wouldn't go anywhere without mom and dad

[@druidriley3163]

@@merlena2347 The royal family still had some leeway when the revolutionaries were not exactly assured of success. And with the royals of the west watching, they stood a chance of getting the girls out. Of course the girls would go if their father wanted them to.

[@merlena2347]

@@druidriley3163 with royals of the west watching (and doing nothing) the whole family was murdered, lol

[@druidriley3163]

@@merlena2347 no, by that time the revolutionaries knew that the Royal family in the west was NOT going to step in and insist on the girls being turned over (Thanks Nicholas!) and literally cut them lose.

[@eb4677]

No, Britain emperors did not accept visit request from the Tzars family to come over there, to Britain! It seems brits were afraid that revolutioners could come to Britain after Tzars family acceptance!☝🏻

[@srinivasgun7723]

A haunting tale of monumental tragedy that sits hard on the soul of Russia. May this beautiful family’s bones be at peace here on earth and their spirits rejoice in heaven. Their killers and Lenin to bear the burden of guilt on their souls and face consequences of their actions. Amen

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thank you for sharing these thoughts here! If you are interested in the Romanov story, you can have a look at the book we have recently published which includes previously unpublished materials,: www.romanovs.eu/online-store

[@Anonymous-tj2mq]

This is so sad today is the 102 anniversary of the death of the romanovs.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Memory eternal!

[@christinadn1819]

What happened to the 2 children? Are they buried with their parents now?

[@nothinghere2805]

@@christinadn1819 still being tested because the church wants more proof I believe

[@2Sugarbears]

@@nothinghere2805 All religions love their politics.

[@sese6227]

@@2Sugarbears it's so twisted, isn't it? This family, despite what some say about how they ruled, were always extremely loyal to the church & devout in their beliefs, yet a century after their brutal murders, still can't be laid to rest together, bc of political BS smh.

[@saintsinner7565]

Absolutely horrific what this family went thru .. May they rest in peace

[@nightflyer3242]

It seemed like Anastasia was destined to be a 20th century myth and legend in a century where myths and legends were becoming impossible to foster thanks to the rapid advancements in technology and social change. Everything from her name, her personality, her age, her last written words to the world, "Goodbye, don't forget me," and all the women who claimed to be her all came together to create an enduring mystery which only the march of technological progress can solve. She was the perfect "holdout" from a long lost era in a time of modernity. Anastasia had dreams of becoming an actress and becoming famous, although she never lived to fulfill that dream, she certainly achieved it over a century after her death. Legends never die.

[@lolyperez4892]

November Lima Hmm.......

[@darrylcoffey1022]

Although she survived...her and alaxei... she couldn't go back..she lived amongst the yupik eskimos...the story of Anastasia needs to be rewritten...it should be called Anastasia and the Yupik eskimos.

[@darrylcoffey1022]

She was such a mystery to everyone...but not to the Yupik eskimos...the natives thought she was a red haired witch and wondered why all these people were protecting her... my grandmother called her , The one that hides in the trees...she must have been a good shot..because in her grave she had two guns, a double barrel shotgun, and a rifle., what stuck out the most was her reddish wavy hair...

[@nothinghere2805]

@@darrylcoffey1022 One minor problem with your theory: Anastasia had strawberry blonde hair, not red.

[@scottwoodcock3542]

Nothing Here She died with her family. Any theories regarding her escape have been completely debunked by DNA testing of the recovered remains of each one of the family. Prince Philip provided the genetic material used to make the match.

[@Fadamaster]

This is such a sad story, a family that did not have to be murdered.. It's bs that you have people in this world that would ruthlessly kill children..

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Evil has no limits...

[@sindelscat9336]

Of course they met their own ends I mean they killed the royal family they didn't get away with it

[@kemekoist]

These kind of excutions happened to many rich and royal families from ancient times all over the world. It's sad from our point of views but what about the hardships of those poor lower class people and slaves.

[@makyhsmakyhs6766]

One of the most internationally successful forensic research stories in history !

[@josephfrank1472]

The girls where really good they were helping aid the wounded from the war at the hospitals is what I saw in an other video. They worked very hard. Is a shame that this happend to them and the Russian people.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Yes, Joseph, they indeed worked as common nurses during the war, together with their mother! They would hold amputated parts of dismembered soldiers, wash wounds, help in surgeries, and they would do all the work nurses do during a war - one can only imagine the horror of it all! and yet, they were (and still are) slandered as living luxuriously and not caring for the poor! Lord have mercy!!!

[@josephfrank1472]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs :-(

[@lizdelisle1912]

It's really sad to think that had the older girls married, they would have a different history.

[@georgeblouin3864]

Love changes everything Il divo

[@louisecoffey9843]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs why was Russia in poverty though and they lived in great palaces with diamonds and jewels?!

[@catheyahannas3240]

Nicholas stepped down willingly without a argument, he wasn't full of himself, arrogant, believing he was the only one who could rule!! He really just wanted to be a good husband and father. The Bolsheviks were never planning on letting him live because of Lenins brother!! Lenin made it a personal vendetta against the entire royal family and he preached propaganda from every pulpit, soap box and street corner. Russia thought things were tough when the Czars were running the country, at least they tried to be compassionate because they were ordained through the Orthodoxy of God! Lenin ruled by hate, hate and more hate!! Then after him there was the all great and powerful LUNATIC Joseph Stalin, he ruled by terror, murder, slavery and whatever depravity he could think of!! He was a Psychopath!!! Those were some sad times in Russia and honestly until things are restored to the way they should be things will continue to be!!! Royalty doesn't have to rule, the Brits have proven that, but haven't we lost enough of the old ways and traditions?

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thank you for your comment, Cathy, it really is a tragic chapter in world history.

[@rjasontwenty1099]

reminds me of crazy nero from the Romans, Hendrik the VIII the luna from the British....and Hitla...and so on ..sad sad world..

[@SC-dw3jz]

@Miss Tee "you seems" speak for yourself genius. And yes.. Jewish bankers Schiff and Warberg funded the Bolsheviks

[@LukeLovesRose]

Fucking Bolsheviks were blood-thirsty antichristians. Killing the royal family was a long-standing vendetta against our Christian god. The Romanovs were long-distant cousins of the British royal family, dating back to Victoria. And that entire line can be traced back to King David himself. But the British royal family was tainted by Commie blood long ago. The Romanovs were the purest royal descendants of King David in the world. Our enemies targeted them for that reason and more

[@pjay213]

Luke M smh

[@williamthompson5504]

I live in the States, but this story is very important to me. A tragic tale that could happen again. Sorry for the loss! Things would be better had the Bolsheviks never appeared. Great video!

[@temsizer5041]

I live in Russia, and I think u damn right, Bolsheviks is absolute evil, but putinism not better, really.

[@lunnaya_deva]

Вы знаете, в каких условиях жили простые люди при царе?

[@TalkTalk44]

The British royals could have helped but declined to do so..

[@Lee7559]

@lora 1111 You have just proved why most people think americans are ignorant ! Maybe if you were still under British rule you might know more about the world and you wouldn't make yourself sound stupid. RULE BRITANNIA !!!!!

[@bonjourvietnam007]

they fear what THE UK ROYAL why they didnt only ???

[@toffthe]

Yes , because they were frightened of being associated with such a cruel and tyrannical despot.

[@Oakleaf700]

@lora 1111 There was NO QUEEN in UK at this time.

[@Oakleaf700]

@@Lee7559 Americans: Ruled by an orange buffoon ... 🍊

[@georgiajawaid1091]

The execution of the Romanovs in Russia & the royal family in France are two horrendous events in history. Very tragic!!!!!!

[@sandrag1194]

Done by the same creatures. The very youngest, a baby boy of Louis XVI & Marie Antoinette was saved by a Doctor who got him out of there in a laundry basket & he ended up in England in some type of Castle for 20 years. The Dr.'s name was Payseur. The 20 something young man was brought across The Atlantic to The State of North Carolina, he was set up financially with proceeds from French Royal Jewels. He married, had 3 Daughters. He went by the Doctor's last name of Payseur instead of his own. He was told to buy land for railroad tracks & owns most in The US. He was turned into a luciferian worshipper & had business deals with likeminded creatures. He was ruined, but lived the high life. The devil loves that. That's why he goes after the children, to try to ruin them.

[@buffyjosmom]

@@sandrag1194 Where did you get that at? They only had two sons. Their oldest son Louis Joseph died of TB at 7 1/2yrs old before the French Revolution & their youngest son Louis-Charles was taken prisoner during the revolution and died at the age of 10yrs old.

[@anairenemartinez165]

Maximilian in Mexico, not as well documented but another tragic murder of an useless man pushed by his wife's ambition to be royal were sent the Mexico as Emperor and ended up fire squaded by Benito Juarez, a priest no less.

[@christinesavage4837]

While I agree the death of the children is always unwarranted the death of the Czar was probably inevitable. I don't see any commentators discussing the number of deaths attributable to the Czar's refusal to move toward a less autocratic rule.

[@robertolemoscustodio1279]

Tudo pelo poder !

[@earllutz2663]

I would say, that Tzar Nicholas' sister (Olga), who escaped, had the Romanov blood, passed that blood, to her children and grandchildren. Therefore, the Romanov bloodline, yet survived !!!!!

[@cah571]

Grand Duchess Xenia. Olga's sister. had 7 children , all Romanovs through their father as well.

[@shakeeranoel4320]

@@cah571 did she make it out alive like olga?

[@alaskacosplay]

A great sense of relief to know that there are possible heirs to the Russian Imperial throne and they can claim that title if they wish to and, as they are descendants of the Imperial Russian Romanov family, their legitimacy is valid.

[@BitterBetty76]

Can a woman inherit that throne? 🤔

[@alaskacosplay]

@@BitterBetty76 possibly. But if the daughter had a son then she will be like a Regent for him until he is of age.

[@terrybardy2848]

The Romanov were a very loving family. Please tell me they are all resting in peace together. They deserve to be together.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Oh, yes, Terry! They ARE resting in peace together! And that is their very victory against evil and death!

[@terrybardy2848]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs I'm very glad to hear that! Last time I heard the church wasn't going to allow them to be buried together.

[@londawarren8278]

Oh, dear God...this is even more horrendous than I could ever have imagined....

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

😥a (tragically) detailed account of all that happened is found in our book: www.romanovs.eu/en

[@kathleenbowden3272]

Christine Ccolgate ,

[@sheenahlee]

A reminder for me how evil and horrid people can be. The nightmare is beyond comprehension

[@TheGreatResist]

(.(.(. People. ).).)

[@dragonmoon4413]

I believe the two smallest children were pulled from the truck, dismembered and burned because they were the smallest and they were testing ways to bury what was done. This is why these two were separated from the rest and the remains were so hard to move again that they were left behind while the rest were taken to that final grave, the one that was found first. This is such a sad story, this poor family to have ended this way.... killing a gentle man and loving father, a woman and princess, young women just out of childhood and a boy is a terrible act to not only think up but to actually do it! Then also 4 friends who were loyal and stood by till the end. All who never did anything to hurt others ...to have this end is so wrong! May this family rest in peace and those who committed this crime, thought of this crime or ordered it...may suffer forever.

[@jamig.7254]

It is unbelievable that you would believe such nonsense! Another Kremlin's preposterous over-ups!

[@haylabox1662]

Maria was actually quite big because she was about 5'7 and had a strong build... Anastasia would have been a lot smaller than her as she was the shortest but we have found her bones.

[@haylabox1662]

@@MeowCatTrio Olga was shorter than Tatiana and Maria but taller than Anastasiya so she was in the middle. In 1917, they had their photograph taken of them in Tsarskoye Selo at Alexander Palace. Maria was said to have been a little taller than Tatiana before they died but poor little Anastasiya didn’t grow one bit.

[@ladymoonmerlin]

It’s so sad cos they burned down the school they were killed in and every year locals came to grieve them for almost 100 years they kept destroying memorials of them and they kept rebuilding them in memory of them they were so loved they refused to let them die

[@MickeyMouse-lo3rv]

I have hopped,every time I red about the Romanov's,their killing is a myth and they have survived on a mysterious way. Rest in Peace.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hello, Loredana! Thanks for watching and commenting on our video! 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.

[@TheHaratashi]

It's hoped not hopped(unless you are a rabbit) and read not red.

[@buckempire1395]

Anastasia died a horrible horrible death. It’s a bloody shame people kept posing as her.

[@shakeeranoel4320]

How did she die?

[@francesco245]

@@shakeeranoel4320 🤦🤦‍♂🤦‍♀

[@FemiNelson-sb1em]

​@@francesco245 You're not being nice. Just share what you know, geez. "Isa"

[@countessnic9809]

​@@FemiNelson-sb1em Excuse me but what is Isa ? Just curious 🙂

[@myracurtis7706]

shame on King George for not saving his cousin & family

[@yogibearfan424]

agree

[@brendaamata9233]

I agree. I dont believe the Romanovs wanted to rule there. They needed to get out of Russia

[@Dave174385]

Keep in mind that in Britain at that time a decision like this would ultimately be made by politicians. The King would not have been able to make this decision himself without the backing of his government. The politicians would listen to the King's wishes but would ultimately make the decision based on military and political grounds. Also, for the King, being host to a monarch deposed by his own people may have brought the whole notion of revolution a bit too close to home. At that time Britain was in the third year of a war with Germany that had cost millions of military and civilian lives and the focus in Britain was on winning that war and ending the carnage. The decision by the British government was likely based on the priority to defeat Germany and part of that was the hope to not cause any rift with the Russians by giving asylum to the Romanovs. The last thing the British wanted was for Russia to make peace with Germany, although that is exactly what happened. It is also far from certain that the Bolsheviks would have allowed the Romanovs to leave peacefully due to the risk that they would form the core of a counter-revolutionary movement, another consideration that the British government would want no part of. In the final analysis the Romanovs were the victims of international politics and military necessity as much as the Bolshevik revolutionaries. War in general and revolution in particular tend to be extremely brutal and the age and innocence of the victims aren't usually given much thought.

[@martyrobbins5241]

keep in mind even if he had accepted it would have been incredibly difficult for Nicholas and the family to leave Tsarskoe Selo when the regional soviets were monitoring the railway lines, even had he accepted its doubtful they could have escaped

[@LostCause-69]

They tried, they even sent people in to get them out the children had the measles which was a very dangerous disease at the time, by the time they was healed enough to travel King George revoked his offer because there was an uproar in Britain over letting the Czar and his family seek refugee . To King George and the rest of the royals Nicholas was seen as a docile man which to them meant he was totally unfit to rule. To the people of Russia and even in Britain he was seen as tyrant they wasn't going to tolerate the King allowing who they believe to be a cruel man come to their country and live freely off of their dime. Don't just blame the King blame his citizens as well.

[@lynnscotland826]

I hope them who shot those children never got a good nights sleep again plagued with nightmares .

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hello Lynn, thanks for your comment here. If you are interested in the story of the last Romanov family,then you will be surprised with the content of our recently published book, which includes previously unpublished materials, translated from Russian archival sources, featuring the most detailed account of their murder, based solely on the testimonies (first time in English) of all those who participated in the murder. More about our book here: www.romanovs.eu

[@maire1889]

Excellant book photographs are gorgeous for anyone interested in the Romanovs I highly recommend

[@peonygarden8353]

No , they won’t. The evil never feel guilty.

[@r.e.m.beauty488]

@@peonygarden8353 I wouldn’t feel guilty either that family starved 100 million people

[@louisecoffey9843]

@@r.e.m.beauty488 yes true. I asked my Russian friend about it and she said yes it’s sad they were killed but the Russian people had enough of being hungry and desperation. While the Romonovs took all their money. The Russians had enough!

[@muzikizfun]

The conditions of the 2 nearby gravesites and the different conditions of the remains collaborate the accounts of the executioners quite well. Antidotely the remains of the girl from the burn pit grave was probably Anastasia because they used the smaller bodies for testing the gruesome disposal techniques.

[@Валентина-л4х6т]

It is believed that the executors divided the remains to prevent future identification based on number of corpses. The white army was getting closer, so the bolsheviks knew they had to hide remains as much as possible. The first investigation took place not long after the murder, and investigator Sokolov concluded that everybody was killed. But he didn’t have enough time to find the graves. But if he had more time, he could have found the bigger grave and he would have been confused as the number of corpses wouldn’t match.

[@moow950]

Poor girls 😭If you could only travel back in time and safe them from this terrible death.

[@kayleemartineau9113]

I've always thought, " If" I had a superpower. It would be to stop things like this and save everyone... my toxic trait is that i think i would actually succeed 😢

[@sabrinadunson6903]

They were purely so so beautiful inside and out Each and every one of them such a tragic brutal assassination May their beautiful souls be at peace finally

[@she.9975]

hearing the story of the romanov’s makes me so sad... they didn’t deserve to die in such a violent way.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

If you are interested in the truth about the life and death of the last Romanov family, as well as to what really took place in Russia during that turbulent era, then we highly recommend our book, which offers previously unpublished materials strictly from primary and archival sources. Our book brings to light a multitude of unknown and unrevealed facts, which evince that many truths remain silenced or distorted to this day. 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.

[@Merisu_Sheep]

I find it ironic how the Russian Family was disappointed to Anastasia's birth due to her not being a proper heir however Anastasia is the one who is remembered the most.

[@merymery9998]

She is more popular because of the movie.

[@Merisu_Sheep]

@@merymery9998 She was "popular" because people thought she lived for a long time and because of they thought several people were the princess. Thats why. They would've not made the movie had she not been already known about. Granted the movie her even more well known and the legend last even longer but it didn't start with the movie

[@pascualhernandez4949]

Because she was the minor of the four sis and the most beautiful

[@lauratruthseekingWarrior]

BEcause she was a princess of England, she was the authentic Queen of England, Diana was her Grand daughter.

[@cah571]

@@pascualhernandez4949 she was the youngest but she wasn't very pretty.

[@hannahskeldon7944]

I don't think that Alexie could've survived at all with his hemophilia.

[@omgitsjoetime]

Hannah Skeldon little guy just needed some good cereal

[@Aarontlondon]

I'm pleased to tell you he did survive, and I am him

[@omgitsjoetime]

AAron Thom holy shit you must be the oldest man alive at 116. Impressive

[@Aarontlondon]

BANISZKI ANIMATIONEN 🤣😂🤣

[@Aarontlondon]

BANISZKI ANIMATIONEN obviously I was being sarcastic because of the stupid original comment and I can’t help myself 😂

[@unspeakableexperiments7699]

Very compelling documentary. So blessed to know that each and every member of the Romanov family has been accounted for. Including all of their loyal servants. I just hope that one day, someone will finally come to their senses and bury the remaining Romanovs and put an end to their long separation. P.S. So glad this wasn't loaded to the gills with all those annoying ads. You truly are a rockstar! 😉👍

[@ncfeline]

Very well said. GOD bless the memory of the Romanov Family.

[@frenchartantiquesparis424]

They are buried....! All together and in a royal martyr fashion.

[@ashleynave1178]

How accurate are the documentaries or series on history topics? Unlike historical textbooks, not all of the truth resides in the information. However half truths, myths, and other such and such.

[@ashleynave1178]

Just about every government and the authorities are overcorrupted, untruthful, and tell inaccuracies information about many subjects either it's the Romanov Royal Family Massacre, or Elizabeth 1 or the National Treasure,etc. Evidently the truth is sorta exposed and learnt about. The United States even has so many hidden secrets, and corruption as well.

[@claudiamazza7231]

Dos estaban en otro lado.

[@iseejewelz3874]

They actually looked like genuinely nice people

[@omgitsjoetime]

I see Jewelz looks are deceiving

[@Tomi.762]

They were, Nicholas wasn't good as a leader, but as a family man, he was one of the best. If he even had 4 more years to prepare, who knows where we would be now.

[@nothinghere2805]

@@omgitsjoetime Sometimes Bolshevik propaganda can be just as deceiving: One of the central themes of the conference was the enormous charitable activities carried out by the Imperial family. According to historians, the Bolsheviks did much to shape a negative image of the Imperial family. They created myths that Nicholas II spent enormous funds for his own needs, although in fact he and his family lived quite modestly. In addition, each member of the Imperial family had their own personal “charity programs,” making sizable donations from their own pockets, for the maintenance of hospitals, educational institutions, and other charitable organizations. Nicholas II had enormous funds at his disposal, however, an annual budget of the Imperial Court was strictly adhered to, which included the personal expenses of the family. There were strict calculations, in which even the purchase of new clothes was regulated, says historian Professor Igor Zimin, one of Russia’s foremost experts and author of numerous books on the last tsar and his family. The Russian State Historical Archive has in its collection, an accounting book of Nicholas II. In fact, the ‘Emperor’s Personal Wallet’, record donations he made to a number of charities. These include expenses on pensions, the maintenance of boarders and the upbringing of children, donations, allowances, gifts and cash awards. Plus extraordinary expenses that went in favor of educational or charitable institutions, including churches. The accounting book records various sums of donations - 16,400 rubles, 44 thousand rubles, 11 thousand, 500 rubles, etc. The sovereign received a large amount of correspondence with requests to help or participate in charity events. It is recorded that in 1898, Nicholas II gave 5 thousand rubles for the completion of an Orthodox church in a remote region of Russia. And to help someone’s widow he gave out 350 rubles annually from his own funds. The first St. Petersburg State Medical University emerged largely due to the participation of the emperor. Often the sovereign acted anonymously. In 1901 he ordered the transfer of 50 rubles to the editorial office of a magazine for Russian disabled persons - as an anonymous donation. According to Professor Zimin, all members of the Imperial family considered it their direct duty to help and give to those less fortunate. The expenses of the Romanovs grew precisely because donations increased every year. The Emperor’s wife, Alexandra Feodorovna, initiated the annual Christmas trees for children from poor families. She contributed to the founding of numerous educational institutions, shelters, and hospitals. She worked as a Red Cross Nurse when the war between Germany and Russia began in 1914. It is impossible to imagine the spouse of a member of the Politburo working as a nurse in a soldiers’ hospital during Soviet times. During the war, her children asked that in lieu of gifts, that the money be given to help orphans and soldiers. “Once the sovereign with his family stopped at one of the railway stations. A local official turned to him telling the tsar that his small salary was not enough for his large family. Nicholas II promised that he would receive 30 rubles a month, and his son and heir Tsesarevich Alexei said that he would add another 40 rubles a month,” notes Chief Specialist of the State Archive of the Russian Federation Vladimir Khrustalev. “The Grand Duchesses Olga and Tatiana headed committees which provided direct assistance to those who suffered in hostilities as well as their families,” says the head of the history department of Kaliningrad State Technical University, Professor Alexei Khitrov. Their respective committees created more than a dozen forms of assistance and 30 projects to collect donations. All those in need received money, clothes, and work. They had the support of local governors, representatives of the diocese, zemstvo, city public administration, leaders of the nobility, and representatives of charitable organizations. In cooperation with the central government and the patronage of the Imperial Court, this created a system of democratic centralism, working effectively through the years of the First World War. In 1914, thousands of refugees from the Polish and Baltic provinces flooded into Russia. But thanks to the work of the committees, they were all fed, clothed and sheltered. The Olginsky and Tatiana Committees distributed 68 million rubles in aid. There were no allegations of corruption, dishonesty, or wasting money. By the beginning of 1917, the committees set up work on registering and assisting refugees. The Olginsky and Tatiana committees were recognized as the most viable of all the institutions of that time. They worked effectively until the spring of 1918, after the Russian Empire crumbled under the Bolshevik order.

[@Illuminandi_]

@@nothinghere2805 pRopAgaNda lol. Have your head checked and maybe read some actual history.

[@hvk3377]

Nice people? They were a murderous criminal family.Oppressed millions and murdered tens of thousands. Nice people!

[@ceemac5656]

Faithful to each, other and God. May they rest in peace. Amen.

[@garypautard1069]

We are very fortunate that we have so much photographic evidence of the Romanov lives, it has given them a sort of immortality. Many murdered parents and their children have left nothing to show us of their time on Earth.

[@winkieblink7625]

I feel this Romanov history piece was produced before 2010. In my research past 2010, by examining the bone fragments found in the shallow grave, (of which one was female,) the researchers could “age” the bones at their life’s end by bone characteristics and determined that the female bones found were of an older age female than a young teenager. They put the age range in Maria’s age group....being that the two oldest daughters would have more bone density to be fully formed than a younger adult as that of Maria. So it was the process of elimination: Anastasia too young for some of the bone growth, Olga and Tatiana too old, more mature bone growth, which left Maria as the most likely daughter with the right aged bone formation to be burned, chopped up and temporarily buried with her brother . These two children’s graves were not found until much later than 1991. Once the two children were identified, which took many years of research and political politeness between the US and Russia, those two children’s bones were ceremonious buried with the others in St Petersburg’s Russian Orthodox Cathedral and the whole family has been deemed Sainthood in the Russian Orthodox Church. They are together at last. The contemporary Russian citizens are very proud of the Romanov history and sad that the Romanov’s end was such a tragic mark on Russia’s history.

[@katarinasmith4351]

So the missing girl that everyone thought had escaped was actually Maria, and not Anastasia? I didn't know that.

[@rida-18]

@@katarinasmith4351 Nope. None of them escaped. They died together. That very same ill-fated night. It's just that some people had confusions. First, 4 bodies were found and 2 were missing. It was assumed that the Tsar, Tsarina, Olga, Tatiana and Maria were found, while Alexei and Anastasia were missing. However, two more bodies were found later and and their bones were aged. The technology was more advanced this time and they confirmed that the first 4 bodies were of the parents, Olga, Tatiana and Anastasia. Maria and Alexei were the later discovered remains.

[@jamig.7254]

@@rida-18 Anastasia did indeed escape.

[@rida-18]

@@jamig.7254 Wanna live in delusion still? Sure, go ahead.

[@jamig.7254]

@@rida-18 Research before speaking: The published claim to have amplified by PCR a 1223 bp region of degraded DNA in a single segment for nine individuals and then to have obtained sequence of PCR products derived from that segment without cloning indicates that the Ekaterinburg samples were contaminated with non-degraded, high molecular weight, ‘fresh’ DNA. Aim: Noting major violations of standard forensic practices, factual inconsistencies, and molecular behaviours that invalidate the claimed identity, we attempted to replicate the findings of the original DNA study. Subject: We analysed mtDNA extracted from a sample of the relic of Grand Duchess Elisabeth, sister of Empress Alexandra. Results: Among clones of multiple PCR targets and products, we observed no complete mtDNA haplotype matching that reported for Alexandra. The consensus haplotype of Elisabeth differs from that reported for Alexandra at four sites. Conclusion: Considering molecular and forensic inconsistencies, the identity of the Ekaterinburg remains has not been established. Our mtDNA haplotype results for Elisabeth provide yet another line of conflicting evidence regarding the identity of the Ekaterinburg remains. [See footnotes below] Summary - and where I stand A brief anecdote. One day in 1977 I joined Manahan and some German prince for lunch at the Hardware Store, a Charlottesville restaurant. The royal was a Romanov here to visit with Anna. He was balding and I joked to Jack that his hairbrush would hold very few Romanov DNA souvenirs for Jack to collect. For Jack and for the royal there was nothing out of the ordinary in that remark. So here’s my summary. In science it’s usually safest to look for the simple answer. When money and royalty are involved, the simple answer is usually wrong. Beyond question, Anna Anderson believed she was the Grand Duchess Anastasia. Her bodily scars and damage were 100% consistent with Anastasia’s. She possessed information only Anastasia would have known. Until we discover she learned these things in some other way, I believe Anna Anderson was Anastasia and the crucial DNA sample was switched in transit. Witnesses said she survived the Romanov family massacre because the jewels sewn into her clothing acted as a bullet-proof vest. She and the jewels were smuggled out of Russia by Alexander Tchaikovsky, a conscripted soldier who was part of the unit assigned to dispose of the bodies. Eventually she surfaced in Berlin, mentally unstable. Her attempt for recognition by her relatives was thwarted by reports, some by her, of Romanov wealth secreted away by the Tsar for his children in an English bank. If Anna achieved recognition, the fortune would go to her and not to the relatives she needed for recognition. So they refused. By the time the great wealth was found to be not so great, sides had been taken, positions had been staked out, hearts broken could not be mended, and the past was doomed to be prologue. In the 1920s there was a much greater reason than money for one powerful, wealthy Romanov to deny recognition. The real Anastasia knew he had secretly been a traitor in 1916, and so did Anna Anderson. But that’s beyond the scope of this page. The Real Romanovs by Gleb Botkin is one book that relates the details. Late in life Anna married an American, Jack Manahan. When she died, Jack became her heir. Jack grew dotty in his dotage and before he died, he named as his heir a young woman believed, rightly or wrongly, to be a fortune hunter. She wasn’t, but she showed great tenacity in fighting off challenges to Jack’s will. By winning it all she came into enough wealth (millions) to pursue Romanov claims around the world for the rest of her life, should Anna Anderson be proven to be the genuine article. And this heir is a lawyer. This echoed the situation of the 1920s when the son fathered by Alexander Tchaikovsky was considered a loose cannon heir who could deprive relatives of the Tsar and Tsarina of rank and inheritance. All over again in the 1990s disproving Anna’s claim became a burning issue among Romanovs. This new heir’s ability to pursue Anna’s claims rested - not on Romanov family acceptance - but merely on Anna passing a DNA test. If Anna passed, suits to recover past dispersals could begin, and the entire Romanov family would be insecure in their possessions. The intestine tissue sample went from Martha Jefferson Hospital in Charlottesville, Virginia, to the UK by mail, and passed through many hands including customs before it reached the lab. Some of the most well-entrenched, influential, and resourceful people in Europe, including English royalty, had a huge interest in that package. Because it went by mail, no one can say with certainty that the piece of intestine that began the trip is the same piece of intestine that was delivered. All we know is that powerful people desperately needed the DNA test to fail. To the relief of Romanovs everywhere, that tissue sample failed the Romanov DNA test. It matched, they said, the DNA of Franziska Schwanzkowska, an unschooled, certified insane Polish factory worker with no Romanov connections and no access to the inside information everyone agrees Anna Anderson knew. That they happened to have Franziska’s family DNA available for comparison is another tie to the Romanov machinations of the 1920s, and the latest link in the long chain of plausible denial.

[@angelicaponce8940]

Poor family , may rest in Peace. One of the most brutal assassinations in history.

[@djdefaut6869]

That was very interesting. To get any DNA evidence after all that time , taking into account of what happen to them. Shows the advancements that have been made technical research. Absolutely remarkable.

[@elsacharlotte367]

It wasn't an execution as said in the video, it was murder ! So sad !

[@nubiankhaleesi2945]

Nicholas would never had been a threat. The man NEVER wanted to be freaking czar in the first place. This story always makes me sad. Innocent lives cut down so brutally. Ive always hoped 1-2 of the kids got away... but... sigh. SO SAD. 😭

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hi there, Nubian! Have you checked out our book? Have a look here: www.romanovs.eu

[@christigoth]

those revolutionaries and leaders were true murderers . they didn't stop murdering, for decades. over 20 million genocided they say. They hated Russians, ukrainains and anyone not poor, anyone who didn't like thier politics, anyone who loved God.

[@TheSentryRob]

May the Royal Family rest in Peace..this breaks my heart. Let us not forget who killed them too and never let it be repeated!

[@ncfeline]

I couldn't agree more. Many thanks for your post and GOD bless

[@1962pjh]

Well, now we have Putin blowing up children in a hospital....History repeats.

[@MyllerSWE]

Those who know know. They are stil part of the criminal leadership of Russia.

[@christigoth]

@judeknight913 i doubt this one Emperor did all that. he wasn't opposed to helping them or doing good for his people. The Revolutionaries didn' t know how to legislate things , nor did they want to. they only wanted to kill people as thier method, they proved it for decades. tens of millions killed by the ring leaders of russian commie history, and thier commissars and goons. how dare you try to justify those utterly heinous and unnecessary , malicious, murderous methods. What caliber of human does that ! THE WORST .

[@shannonbrazil6135]

They couldn't let any of them go.... please rest in peace.

[@EvaNotenboom]

R. I. P. Beautiful family... 😢🌹

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

May they rest in peace. Amen.

[@beverleymitchell4379]

I cannot write through my tears,after watching this documentary. .R.I.P ..Beautiful family.xx

[@marymendicino9132]

Agreed.🙏🏻😢💝

[@beckysprang5517]

The way the European royal families were related to each other, the Soviets could have gotten whatever they wanted in trade for the kids, especially Great Britain, considering they were the great-grandkids of Queen Victoria.

[@justtubingby129]

I think it is always best to "study" and do "research" rather than romanticize about something/someone we know nothing about. We did not know the family personally. The Tzar was known as "Bloody Nick" for a reason. Britain could have saved them but King George V feared for his position. So, as often is the case, it had to do with politics. Also, the Romanovs were not popular among their relatives. Other countries could have saved them, too, but they were allies of Russia. It is not much different from today. Your own country will betray you if they could lose out on oil or weapons or something. The children were all innocent but their blood is on, just about, everyone's hands. As for the parents, all you see us them parading in pretty outfits and looking grand. Their character, behaviour, and choices contributed to their downfall. But, in a civilized society, they would not have been murdered. They did not deserve it. Nobody does.

[@justtubingby129]

@C M, much like today's politicians.

[@piratesswoop725]

Alexandra’s sister was living in Britain and begged to take at least the three younger girls as they would have no political importance, but this was sadly rejected.

[@debraoslatreigh]

@C M Exactly! I'm not saying they deserved what they got, but they were living in luxury while most were starving. It was ripe for revolution.

[@wandalanders8700]

@@debraoslatreigh Just wondering as I have no clue...are they not still living it poverty....I see so many shows about people freezing and being hungry...is it still only the rich that has what they need?

[@cookieboo3253]

When the Romanov family was murdered the children where actually young adults all but the son. They where 22,21,19 and 17 I think I saw that the son was 14 or 15. They where in exile in Siberia for months before being executed. The documentaries depict them as young children usually but they where not.

[@juanadearco102]

And? Does it change anything? It was wrong that's it

[@yellowgreen6326]

@@juanadearco102 you have a point but you didn't have to say it rudely

[@nolitaaa71]

@@juanadearco102 did she make a problem? No, you did. She only said something she noticed in this video.

[@donnaleist698]

The Russian Orthodox Church thinks their killings were done in a ritual. I guess we'll never know because there's bare enough evidence of who they are. Certainly the hacking marks in what bones they have would be a clue. The Bolsheviks were demons! I pray the family is at peace.

[@jgibbs651]

So? Killing people is wrong - no ifs, no buts, WRONG.

[@mikeedwards2384]

Finally the whole family will be reunited may they forever rest in peace with God

[@mcmc2817]

I find this horrific,tragically disturbing how humans can do this to a family especially children,god only knows what happened in that cellar,I'd say alot more than just shooting 😔

[@scruffy281]

Yes, but God does know. I am 100% certian that the animals who did this to that family are nice and toasty where they are.

[@kashawnk2975]

Mc mc Mc mc look at what they did to Emetil in the USA....

[@sandrag1194]

@@scruffy281 Yes, I agree. Very nice & toasty 🔥🔥.

[@miclazy-5m]

well they werent children anymore when it happend

[@VeganVive]

@@miclazy-5m Disgusting 🤮

[@voraciousreader3341]

I read peter Massie’s book, “Nicholas and Alexandra,” decades ago, and I clearly remember the description of the murders in the cellar, the removal of the bodies to a pit, where they were doused with accelerant and burned, with varying levels of success. I understand why information that was there 50 years ago was suppressed, but I don’t understand why no one gives Massie and his sources credit.

[@infonut]

"..but I don’t understand why no one gives Massie and his sources credit." Are you $erious?

[@reidx512]

Dr. Massie was my professor when I was working on my doctorate at the University of Kentucky, he was a rock-star, I learned so much.....

[@tvbopc5416]

Or the investigation of the Whites after they captured Ekaterinburg. Sokolov, the investigator, actually recovered the telegram reporting the deaths to Moscow and interviewed many witnesses, including Romanov household members.

[@danielalozovska2050]

A wonderful documentary. Thank you so much! 🥰☺️❤️ I've been to the Royal Family's palaces as a kid, but only now I can understand what happened to them.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Glad you enjoyed it!! If you are interested in the truth about the life and death of the last Romanov family, as well as to what really took place in Russia during that turbulent era, then we highly recommend our book, which offers previously unpublished materials strictly from primary and archival sources. Our book brings to light a multitude of unknown and unrevealed facts, which evince that many truths remain silenced or distorted to this day. 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.

[@billybergendahl3515]

The fate of the Romanov family is sad and horrific.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hello, Billy! 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

[@TheSSUltimateGoku]

The Romanov Royal Martyrs Have you watched the Netflix series about “the last czar” Because I’m sorry to say Nicholas the II was very incompetent more then we learn in school as a czar definitely did not deserve to be killed the way he was nor especially his children. But that still does not disqualify the fact of a lot of the miss deeds he did. He ignored his Prime Minister of the warnings of Rasputin. He had many opportunities to limit his power but he chose not to and only started giving away some of his power when he realized the government was in shambles. Don’t give me wrong what Lenin did was far worst. But that still doesn’t excuse the actions of what the czar did throughout his reign. He starved his people gave them terrible working conditions for industrial jobs.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

@@TheSSUltimateGoku yes, we have watched the series on Netflix, but you have to understand that this is exactly that: what Hollywood and Netflix culture and all the fiction books of the kind present as “history” only to fit their own agenda. That series can really give a heart attack to a serious historian due to its endless inconsistencies, lies, and biased content. It is not loosely based on true events, it almost has nothing in relation to true events! We have replied to you elsewhere that we have recently published a book on the subject, offering for the very first time in the English language an abundance of previously unpublished materials, derived straight from archival and primary sources. You will be surprised by it! Every single one of our readers, even those who had a very different opinion, wrote back to us and expressed their gratitude for what the book has given them. We can only hope that you will eventually read the book and see for yourself, like so many others. For now, our very best wishes to you! Keep in touch!

[@gadzookshardy8158]

No they didn't survive who could do that to these beautiful kids shame on them

[@eej1983able]

The death of the children absolutely breaks my heart

[@ianwilkinson4602]

There are people at the top in Russia even now who are capable of such atrocities, you know who they are. It needs a peoples revolution in Russia before there can be peace in the world.

[@lolyperez4892]

Ian Wilkinson Wrong, we know who the real child killers are, and why. Come on people, we been fighting the wrong war, why to long

[@ianwilkinson4602]

@@lolyperez4892 The evidence is there, Communist assasins ordered by Stalin and/or Lenin to do their dirty work. And what war are you refering too, please elaborate.

[@m.d.d4250]

I honestly felt like crying after watching this.

[@joshuavgc4160]

I'm ordering the book for Christmas! Cant wait to read it. My heart breaks for the royal family and what they endured.

[@AC-ze1nh]

Yakov Yurovsky had no reason to lie in his report to his superiors. He was loyal to Lennin. He described in great detail what happened. I'm just grateful the report survived and the questions were answered.

[@MikeyPaper]

He was a true communist - a jew.

[@lyn.267]

I feel sorry about them it's broken hearted. God is the one to judge the people one day when He return. Rest in peace.

[@krism5125]

The sad part is that even those that murdered these innocent souls are also dead, I wish their families find Forgiveness from God because their generations were cursed as well. R.I.P Angeles

[@eugeniasyro7315]

Nobody survived. Not the Royal family, nor the servants nor the Doctor.

[@nelliethursday1812]

Even the family dog didn't escape the bloodshed

[@bishopioanlightoller5302]

@@nelliethursday1812 I know for sure one was killed with the family. When the White (Tsarist) Army took Ekaterinberg a few days after the murders, it is claimed that Alexis's dog, Joy, was recognized.

[@nelliethursday1812]

@@bishopioanlightoller5302 Thank you for the information

[@ColorsofHopeCraftsASMR]

Some who worked for them survived. My teacher told me a story about his grandmother who was either their nanny or their housekeeper. They left the day before they came for the Romanovs and they had sewn the family jewels into their clothing. When they were shot, the bullets bounced off them and they were able to get away.

[@katiaferreira4370]

I have always found this moment in history truly haunting and despicable. They could have let them go. The Czar did not put up a fight...it is all too sad.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Unfortunately evil has no logic and no limits, and of course, no compassion!

[@lindagusch2671]

The Tsar should have.taken his family to America and began a new life!

[@olgicamiljkovic6113]

​@@lindagusch2671kako misliš da je mogao

[@cliveedwards2958]

I've always been fascinated by this dark sordid part of Russian history.. but the reality of it still gets to me everytime..I remember reading the account about their little dog that escaped from that awfull execution room and was eventually taken to Windsor where he lived out his life..by all accounts the dog was traumatised but lived a long life and is now buried at Windsor..the things he must have seen turn my blood cold..I cant even imagine that poor family's last moments in that dreadful room facing that baying mob..

[@IamAries52]

As sad as it is to say, no one could have survived that massacre. That entire murder was unnecessary. May they all R.I.Paradise and, hopefully their murderers burned in HELL! God don't like ugly.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Yes, you are very correct. It was impossible for those beasts to let anyone survive. And it's so sad to hear people to this day unwilling to see this... May they rest in peace!

[@Iskandar_Igit]

anything that had suffered injustice - it will come back to life forever until justice is served

[@marieferriera2335]

Wow..patent this comment..priceless..great words..love it. 💕💞☺

[@aliciacruz5957]

God Bless the Romanovs, God Bless the royal family. May they find eternal peace

[@388Caroline]

The way they treated this beautiful family is indicative of their filthy souls :(

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

A sad and tragic truth...

[@MostPowerfulPMofIndia]

This documentary is par excellence. I have always loved nat geos documentaries because they can weave a great documentary taking millions of facts, insights and possibilities in such a logical and sequential manner. Love you Nat Geo forever. I wish India was that clean and great in technology and maintenance.

[@Juliet_Tobin]

Imagine being Anastasia and Marie - regaining consciousness in that truck and discovering they were surrounded by the dead bodies of their Mum, Dad brother and sisters. If it were me, I'd be wishing for my own death too. It's too horrific to contemplate.

[@zzzbbbooo]

They were all well and truly dead before being loaded onto that truck. The killers saw to that.

[@angienoexiste]

@@zzzbbboooone of the soldiers that took part in the execution stated one of the youngest daughters was still alive when they loaded the bodies in the truck, according to other testimonies from different soldiers it was Maria, whom was the last to be killed and due to the lack of bullets, was murdered by being stabbed and beaten, only to remain unconscious up until that point, once she woke up in the truck they made sure to saw her dead.

[@ilmaba1756]

In 1991 the DNA of the Duke of Edinburgh was used by Russia to establish whether the remains of bodies were those of the Romanovs. They identifies Nicholas, Alexandra, Olga, Tatiana, and Anastasia. The Duke is the grand-nephew of the Tsarina. Prince Philip's DNA was used again when the bodies of two children in a second unmarked grave were found in 2007. Through his DNA analysis, the bodies were confirmed as those of Alexei and Maria.

[@dylanpsinakis7930]

ilma ba because he is a Romanov on his Grandmothers side. Grand Duchess Olga Constantinovna on her mothers side its his grandmothers sister Empress Alexandra Fedorovna. The mother of Anastasia, Olga, Tatiana Maria and Tsarevich Alexei

[@ilmaba1756]

@@dylanpsinakis7930 His great aunt (Princess Alix of Hesse and by Rhine at birth) married Nickolas II. This makes him related to, but HE is not a Romanov.

[@TheSSUltimateGoku]

Actually they identified Anastasia later on with the two bodies with him and Alexandra in 2007.

[@cah571]

@@ilmaba1756 yes, he was. His father's mother was a Romanov.

[@purpleeeggspy8993]

their child is so beautiful, how i wish them can bloom into the beautiful and handsome man and woman. May all of you rest in peace :(

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

So, true! May they all RIP. Have you watched our theme song? You will love it! Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKnXeIucqrhpm6s

[@gingersnaptrack9337]

Such a sad story with a family that seemed so loving to each other and friends with their letters and diaries,.I watched another program where a doctor said the poor son would not have lived much longer with his sickness a year; two at the most..

[@wessebaggers]

Its so sad im an American and feel so bad for this family! Im Intrigued by this family but I'm also saddened the way they had to die which was really really wrong no one deserves to die like that

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hello there! If you are interested in the Romanov story, you can have a look at the book we have recently published which includes previously unpublished materials,: www.romanovs.eu/online-store

[@MamaOfTwo]

Such a beautiful family to have met such a tragic end! I have always been interested in this story! Such a heartbreaking journey this family went through together. And then to bury them the way they did was just such an act of evil! So glad they can finally have some form of laying to rest in a more dignified way! May God show His mercy to the souls each individual that participated in this event! I can’t imagine the fear these people placed into the family during their finally moments! Not even right but my heart rests a little easier knowing they are together and recovered…the last thing humanity could do for them! Together at last! 💔💔

[@ericafrieson3464]

This was hard to watch. Those innocent people! May they rest in peace and may Gods justice prevail on those A -holes that helped kill and destroy them.

[@soniat1348]

I'm so glad the modern sience finally put a Stop to Romanov conspiracy. So heartbreaking to know how they all died. So cruel😢

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hi there, Sonia! You will surely find our book of great interest! It has been just published and it includes a multitude of newly discovered documents and texts never published before, shedding new light on the life and death of the last Romanov family. More about it here: www.romanovs.eu/en-book

[@lesleydoughty3895]

Poor children. The family didn't deserve this. Their murders will be a stain on world's history forever. Glad they have all been found and put together at rest.

[@evelynevantol4814]

Niemand heeft geholpen. Dat vindt ik nog het ergste van dit verhaal. Zo een mooie familie❤

[@tacitusromanus8239]

The Romanovs was some of the first Christian martyrs to communism. I am so glad that they were finally reinterred in St Peter and Paul Cathedral in St Petersburg with dignity. The evils of communism still exist in our world today.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

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

[@marshacummins2727]

Demonic

[@FlightyAngels]

Hearing all of the details of their death and dismemberment made me cry and it is hundred years later. It's like hearing how a serial killer like Dahmer disposed of his victims or Gacey, or H.H. Holmes. Cold and unfeeling and cruel.

[@christigoth]

and they went on to murder 20+ millions of russians and ukrainians. for decades.

[@donkeybutt3239]

Did they ever find any gems that the females sewed into the inside of the dresses that they had hoped to use if they escaped and used as some sort of payment? So sad that so many people they thought they could trust and put hope into, betrayed them. Hope they are resting in peace now.

[@JohnKirwan-zp5fl]

The boy was a bleeder who had nearly died many times in his young Life. Unlikely he would have survived that night of execution in July 1918.

[@selenadiaz2665]

This story is devastating. Children! So brutal. All to kill off an entire line.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hi there, Selena! Here's the link to our recently published book, which features previously unpublished texts, shedding more light on the life and murder of the Romanov family: www.romanovs.eu/en-book

[@routeman680]

Thank you for stating the date of this documentery, 2008. Too many uploaders put up things that are out of date without any reference to how old they are.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

We are trying to be as scholarly as possible with our project and all the descriptions of our videos are as informative as they can be. Thanks for watching!

[@TerrieJohnson731]

I'm 61 years old and in all of the history I have studied, the story of the Romanovs is the most disturbing and haunting of all to me. I don't know a lot, but I have a deep sense of injustice for what happened to them, and how frightening it was, and terribly sad.

[@inkyguy]

If there is ever an argument for separation of church and state it is the Russian Orthodox Church. The arrangement between the Church and each regime from the Communist to Putin is that the the Church will accept and not challenge the state as well as report any possible dissidents, in turn the Russian regime protects the privileged positions of the Church’s patriarchs and protects it from any other faiths being allowed to grow or develop in any way, so that it at no risk from any challenging ideas.

[@alexusyoung6679]

Excellent, excellent production. It is wayyy up there for future archives (generations on down the line need to see this).

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thanks for watching! You'd surely love this one, too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2G1amWZl9SkqK8

[@JelaiDarling]

This is a sad documentary, to know that like everyone else, they just want to live a happy life together but ended up being executed very brutally.