The Coronation of Tsar Nicholas II

The ceremony of the Coronation of Tsar Nicholas II took place in May 1896 in Moscow. The ceremonies began on Thursday, May 9, with the Imperial Procession into the city from the Petrovsky Palace. The Emperor went on horseback, followed by two golden carriages, containing the Dowager Empress Marie Feodorovna in the first, and the young Tsarina in the second. May 10 and II were days of ceremonial receptions. On May 12, Trinity Sunday, the Banner of State was consecrated with the Imperial Regalia that was delivered from the Armory to the Throne Hall of the Kremlin Palace. May 14, saw the Coronation itself with the procession to the Assumption Cathedral under a baldachin.
This video is an excerpt from a special edition entitled "In the Path of Love and Blood", featuring 30 minutes of high-quality newsreel footage from the Russian State Documentary Film & Photo Archive (RGAKFD) and photographs from the Russian State Archives (GARF). The total runtime is 40 mins.
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[@elainemcdonald1463]

Wow, thank you so much, that is first time I’ve seen some of those photos, beautiful put together🇮🇪😊

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

You are very welcome!

[@Cjnw]

When I see Corona in a title, I click😛

[@robert-pj3bc]

The book is VERY good! There are so many first hand accounts and private letters! This book is worth the investment and is a treasure to keep! Take it from me - I've read extensively on the Russian family from many different sources including first hand accounts and auto biographies.

[@renatecraycraft9045]

Unbelievable and sad

[@parkrein1237]

Somehow yes, many lived in hardship under the czars but it was not Nicholas' fault when he had no idea about the changes that had occured within his subjects because his predecessors foolishess in the way of greed may be or traditionalist governance. The Russians I think, got what they wished, for their lives became much worst under the bolshevik regime. The last Romanovs did not mean harm in their bad decisions, if only the last czar was given the chance to reform Russia, its history turned out differently today.

[@nallos2015homern.]

My wish is to be restored the Russian Monarchy in 21st Century Emperor Nicholas ll, the last Emperor _Philippines

[@Myko_Room]

With the current state of Russia perhap

[@НеђељкоКрсмановић-э3ж]

'' And at that time shall Michael stand up, the great prince which standeth for the children of thy people: and there shall be a time of trouble, such as never was since there was a nation even to that same time: and at that time thy people shall be delivered, every one that shall be found written in the book. '' Daniel 12.1.. just a little bit more

[@erikriza7165]

That is what putin wants. He wants to be Tsar.

[@MrBlackbriar69]

Romanov, a very sad and tragic history😥

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hello Ricardo! 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

[@mikhailsporyshev9772]

the history they inflicted upon their own people is more sad and tragic

[@adrianh.3102]

@@mikhailsporyshev9772: Considering most of it was panicked impulses, rather then thought-out decision making. Though I can’t truly fault him for it, especially given to what happened to his grandfather (or father I can’t remember). Who was rather progressive in his policies, only to be murdered for not being “progressive enough”. Which would have come in due time, “the Franz Ferdinand of Russia”. Just instead of a global war, it would later spark a internal struggle between citizen and monarchy.

[@jdstearman]

@@adrianh.3102 You're thinking of his grandfather. They tried to kill him 8 different times, but failed each time until the 9th, where they attempted to bomb his carriage. It didn't work, he got out to inspect what had happened, and then another bomb was thrown. This one blew off his legs and he died shortly afterward.

[@revelation2-9]

@Goosa Poosa The Bolsheviks were funded by Wall Street. Capitalist ruling class and their communist useful idiots have demonized the Romanov dynasty and Orthodoxy with false propaganda for over a century.

[@tattianasalles3019]

The Czar and the Empress looked so good! They were a very beautiful couple.

[@natoles]

Жалко только что,не подавил восстания большевиков в народе.Как сказал сам царь Николай "я не хочу проливать кровь своего народа" ❤🇷🇺💔☦😭

[@ryu-sakai1018]

they were also cousins

[@Olonkerastopfan]

@Nicholas II of Russia true, nothing was wrong with are marriage

[@maryguy9013]

the children also had looks extraordinaire beautiful children

[@lordrobert12]

Prince Philip’s relatives!! May he and they Rest In Peace!!

[@maryguy9013]

I noticed the family resemblence there is a resemblence between Nicholas and Prince William the same beautiful blue eyes

[@topbyblik4248]

​@@maryguy9013они в Уилкой очень похожи . Королева Лизка

[@nassauguy48]

Much love to the sainted Romanovs and to big brother Russia from Greece!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Ευχαριστούμε πολύ! Η έδρα του έργου αυτού για τους Ρομάνοφ είναι στην... Κύπρο! Το γνωρίζατε αυτό; Κάθε καλό από όλους μας εδώ!

[@AmandaOliveira-mm6dx]

He was so, so handsome!!

[@sheryllovestobake9898]

yes he was, i think i got a crush on him heheeh

[@jacquelinerussell8530]

Yes took after his mother's side in stature also. I'm told he was only 5' 6 tall

[@angelusvastator1297]

@@jacquelinerussell8530 almost veryone back then was kinda short.

[@d.b.4201]

@@sheryllovestobake9898 Very Handsome!!!!

[@sheryllovestobake9898]

@@d.b.4201 yes dear, very handsome and very loving man..

[@JustinLee-jm5wn]

1:37 damn those mustaches are amazing!!!

[@lordrobert12]

Get rid of Putin & bring it all back!!

[@joseenrriquegarrigatarajan5611]

Yes! The hell with personal dictators like Putin and with commie dictatorships worldwide.Bring back the Tsar but more as a Constitutional Monarch ,British style not as an Autocrat.The house of Romanov still has heirs.

[@directrulefromgamerchair3947]

Tzar Nicholas' crown reminds me of the Eastern Roman/Byzantine Emperor's crown. Really nice aesthetic.

[@ernestchacon4928]

So, true. The Eastern Orthoxy. A very beautiful couple.

[@annkey4091]

Love seeing these old films. These are some of best that I have seen of the final Romanov coronation. Well Done!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thank you for watching, Ann! We are honoured!

[@shathasalih4567]

He is so handsome 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@caspence56]

Who could have ever dreamed all this pomp, tradition, and splendor would end in a bloodbath that destroyed the Romanov dynasty?

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

So many dynasties were brought down in blood. But this, with the brutal murder of the entire family, exceeds all of them!

[@huascar66]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs An act of unnecessary barbarism by the true bloodthirsty tyrants, the Bolsheviks!

[@jacquescro-magnon1440]

caspence56 Probably those who suffered under their rule

[@julemandenudengaver4580]

@Alex F they also said that didn't kill the children, only the tzar and tzarina... They knew the people would not be by them if they killed the children

[@robertoorrego4374]

@@jacquescro-magnon1440 nobody did. If u knew some history you would know he was a great Tsar

[@evgeniaarshava2832]

Спасибо большое, что сохранили для истории и нашего народа это видео

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

С удовольствием!

[@bugoysangkad]

George V and Nicholas II are like twins.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Very true!

[@388Caroline]

The Romanov Royal Martyrs Nicholas was softer in person and looks, though.

[@harmonyrecordsinc1]

100% Agree with that.

[@thaysdeoliveira4886]

And to the sadness of the British royal family, Elizabeth did not draw that beauty.

[@dianetheisen8664]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs They could be brothers

[@dedebee2815]

He was so so handsome. She got a real looker!! Lol

[@dailla10]

All this story is so heartbraking. I Love Tsar Nicholas ❤️

[@lubovtomshin716]

Как проникновенно поют торжественно все организовано красиво достойно до глубины души очень мило слезы на глазах умиление от увиденного

[@AexeyIII]

Николай Александрович нам вас не хватает, вы наш Царь

[@stephensczurek6286]

What a ceremony! Beautiful, and yet sad to think of what was to come. I see the references to Red Square: I always thought that Red Square was so named by (and for) the Bolsheviks. Please forgive my ignorance; I've much to learn about Russia, and these videos are of much help to me.

[@lolitavine9616]

Red Square was named during the reign of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich in 17th century

[@beatricezanchi548]

No other royals not even his cousins from England or Germany helped him and hud family. The big powers wanted to sacrifice them to block Russian power

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

A reality that is repeated to our days. 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

[@honestcomments6060]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs Even without reading I guarantee it was an inside job, probably some brother or cousin.

[@inkanietzkowsky36]

It is a shame what have they done to the Royal family..

[@thenowhelper6545]

@@honestcomments6060 the consequences would be bigger if Germany and England rescued the family as they could also put themselves and whole of their nations into chaos.

[@honestcomments6060]

@@thenowhelper6545 Not true. Their families were still mighty kingdoms and the bolsheviks were just a movement, that could have been destroyed in one day. But by letting the Romanovs die, they established the new world order shaped by their own new rules. And Europe, as we know it today, is the product of that hunger of power.

[@emembukuso9604]

😭😭 RIP granduches families Romanov😘❤😭

[@Xo4y_HeXo4y]

Romanovs now live in Germany

[@Cjnw]

@@Xo4y_HeXo4y Одная #Романова сейчас в Екатеринбургу?

[@mrkaizagaming2652]

*✯☭*

[@swordforjustice]

The complete set of the bells cast for this coronation were given by Tzar Nicholas II to Holy Ghost Russian Orthodox Church in Bridgeport, Connecticut in the USA in the 1890’s. They are still in their bell tower and are rung at every service. They are magnificent.

[@lorenabarrientos5491]

It is so sad listening and watching the images of the Coronation of the Last Tzar of The Great Russia. It is like a Requiem more than an anthem for me. With God are the Tzar and His Blessed family. Rest in peace in Heaven along with all the Russians who died for Them too. Be happy in Heaven Saints Romanovs because here in the earth you have people, Russians or not Russians, who admire, respect and will remember you until our deaths.

[@esteveericmendez8826]

Isn't it sad to see that once was... And now doesn't exist... May it be a good or bad one still there was a family who don't deserve an horrific circumstance.

[@mariapalomaenriquezgarcia3125]

I’d like to read the book! I’m very fond of the Romanovs!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hello, Maria! Thank you so much for your interest in our book! We promise you will love it, as all the people who read it! Do you know how to get it? All the best to you!

[@Anonymous-tj2mq]

I do too. I watched the movie but because I already knew what would happen in the movie I started crying when I saw kids smiling. This is something history shall not forget. May they react in pease in heaven.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

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[@dianetheisen8664]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs I just got my book today!

[@paulleckner9148]

Born in 1964, this all happened before we were born, but it still stirs my emotions.

[@fabianoasc]

God save Imperial Orthodox Russia. God save the Tsar!

[@willtheperson7224]

Amen

[@angiealigo4012]

Russia today is not a monarchy so better to say God Bless Russia and the president.

[@jamesgibson2179]

Din Ding Don’t be silly !

[@chanacramer7871]

I love the hymns that are included. The second hymn is not Psalm 100, as indicated in the caption, but 101.

[@danielhicks4826]

Look at those beautiful videos pics and art all over 100+ years old, amazing stuff.

[@andrewkeliikoa3763]

✝️☦️God bless his Royal Majesty Tsar Nicolas II and to the entire Romanov family.

[@ConnorMarks-y5e]

Yes he is an awesome man, but he tried to kill all the Jews!

[@НиколайИванов-ш7щ]

Он был не королевским, а императорским величеством. Царь-самодержец - басилевс-автократор по-гречески, к примеру

[@samutinghutajulu5172]

When the Orthodox Church once of the pillar of Russian Tsardom 🙏

[@crisnebres3351]

Now Putin take over the money

[@nancytestani1470]

And the crown and pomp. I’m surprised he has not called himself emperor yet.

[@davidcross701]

I believe that this pageantry of the coronation was later copied by the British Royal House. The Russians where ahead of their time. May they rest in peace, in Heaven. Amen.

[@Jacus1968]

It was not copied at all. Look at the picture of George V King of United Kindgdom and Tzar of Russia Nikolaj II. Can't tell the difference. They were related. Even close. Saxe Coburg and Romanovs. The dynasties were above nations, language, even race, they ruled Empires. Truly globalist. They spoke German to themselves probably.

[@umbertotoni3021]

You belive wrongly. The coronation of the Birtannic Monarch is ancient and based in the medieval coronation the carolingean and holy roman emperors, tha is the base of all western coronations. The coronation of the czar is a from eastern or bizantyne rite, an autocratic coronation that the czar takes his crown and crown himself being blessed by the patriarch, it was adapted since Catherine the Great and Paul I and westernized more and more in the 19th century, by german holy roman empire influence and even the british coronation.

[@andrewrohe]

And I believe you completely made that up. Both were/are ancient ceremonies that developed within their respective cultures with respect to their own brand of Christianity and both had been glitzy for centuries.

[@impalamama7302]

Yup. While the Russian coronation seems more over the top, the Russian Tsar and the ruling nobles were far wealthier and more ostentatious about flaunting it. Gotta remember that over half of their subjects, the serfs, were basically no more than chattel slaves until well up until the time the Bolsheviks hijacked the last Russian Revolution and slaughtered all the noble ruling families that weren't able to flee.

[@conniemandler2001]

@David Cross The first Russian crowning ceremonial took place in 1547 in the Assumption Cathedral, when Prince Ivan (the Terrible) became the first Tsar of Russia, according to Kremlin’s & Assumption’s websites.

[@ashleejackson6054]

Thank you 🙏 for this beautiful video of Nicolas II’s coronation alongside Alexandra. God bless ☦️☦️☦️.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thank you too, Ashlee, for your positive feedback! We are very happy you enjoy our channel's content, which is the product of long and hard research! All the best!

[@kasamago]

Cause Anastasia Disney Movies.. im fastinated all about Russian Empire

[@lauriegulde942]

Thank you, how beautiful. What a huge burden for the Tsar to carry it must have frightened him knowing the responsibility he had because of the crown and the family he was born in to. May they RIP 💞🙏💜💙💛❤

[@jacquescro-magnon1440]

Laurie Gulde and he never wanted that. He ruled out of responsibility, not the longing for the Power.

[@ИринаГорст-й9ъ]

Прости нас, славный Государь! 🙏💕Моли Бога о нас!

[@sonysuharto8053]

O Allah, Tsar so handsome 🙀

[@carlabroderick5508]

Beautiful ceremony and video.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thank you very much!

[@cletonbernese2811]

Love the video and the family. I wish i can go back in time. They were absolutely fascinating.

[@alexandersasha1423]

I completely agree with you. I wish I could do that too. It would be amazing!

[@jmiko7551]

I'd go back in time and lopped Rasputin's head off before he even got close to the Imperial Family

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

It's true that Rasputin really harmed the family, even if it was involuntarily.

[@andrewmckenzie292]

It would appear the Russian Imperial regime fought the hardest to preserve the basic human values of God, Father and Man against the whole world, even at the time. Even the Japanese who believed that their monarch descended from their Sun Goddess had some parliamentary institutions thus they were able to ride out the Republican Parliamentary storm for longer. Imperial Russia stayed true to the faith between God and Man and the last Tsar and his family suffered the same unfortunate fate as Lord Jesus Christ, an execution for living the pure life. Now the world is living under the firm rule of political parties, trade unions and urban elites that are more powerful and have more control than any absolute monarch at their most tyrannical could have ever wished for.

[@desanipt]

Right, it must have been incredible being a poor person working nonstop and still going through hunger (like 90% of people in Russia at that time). At least you could see how wonderful the royal family was. If only they weren't also the ones failing miserably at making you have a decent life. But, oh well, at least they excelled at looking wonderful.

[@lisaaudreyjacintaskinner8578]

🔸The Harmoniously Classic Beautiful Voices with Lovely & Majestic Images of the Royal Romanov Coronation. 🔸The history of the Royal Romanov Legacy touches everyone's heart...just like the deaths of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. & The 35th U.S. President John Fitzgerald Kennedy along with his brother U.S. Attorney General Robert Francis Kennedy. These were the great men of America that made a difference in our society & their horrible deaths had an impact on our society. 🔸Over 100 years, there were so many new international government laws & legislations created, brought forth because of the deaths of The Royal Romanov Legacy. The Royal Romanov Legacy killings would be considered “Crimes Against Humanity: Genocide"....an extremely vital message for everyone to place make the effort to learn from right now.

[@patsymillar9447]

I often wonder how Russia would have fared if the tsar and his family had not been slain.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

A very good question... never to be answered. Just before the breaking of WW1, Russia's economy was flourishing and was competing with the greatest economies of the world. It's not a coincidence that they wanted Russia down!

[@charleswalden3512]

@Patricia McCoy It is known that Germany brought Lenin out of exile to destabilize Russia and get it out of the war. The timing was perfect and he succeeded. If Franz Ferdinand had lived, he would have implemented reforms in Austria Hungary. The Emperor Franz Joseph detested him and rejoiced when he was assassinated because he wanted no changes in the system. Franz Ferdinand had noted on one occasion that a government dominated by Austrians and Hungarians that froze out of power all the other nationalities in the empire, could not last.

[@flor6109]

It is very beautiful!!! 🌹😍

[@notnek202]

I think I have read that Nicholas, Alexandra & his mother didn’t arrive in Moscow until the day before the coronation. So when you see him on horseback and the Empresses in their carriages that was the day before not the day of the coronation.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

The video is clear about that: it says that the entrance to Moscow was on May 9 and the Coronation May 14.

[@АлексейБазев-м8х]

Это великолепно!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Спасибо!

[@oksanadaidai3451]

The Romanov Royal Martyrs guesto un chedevro mondiale

[@larrykaufman8100]

My daughter is ordering the book for me for Fathers Day!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

This is wonderful news, Larry! And we would be really honoured if you could share with us your impressions after reading the book. Please, do so! Blessings to you and your family!

[@388Caroline]

Thank you for this wonderful video. The music is beautiful. May they all be resting in peace wit God and his angels.

[@blessOTMA]

Your videos bring comprehension and cohesion to images I've seen for decades, but not fully understood. Usually in the West when these photos are published , it one at a time and the caption would simply say " the coronation of Nicholas II" but not when in the ceremony the photo or drawing took place and its significance.... I understand much more thanks to your efforts. Thank you!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thank you! Forgive us if we asked this before, but have you read our book? Many thanks!

[@blessOTMA]

I have your book to be sure. I have long waited for such information to be available to the western public. But I have not as yet read it. When I read about the family, that's all I read. It is an all encompassing interest. And right now I'm involved and finishing writing a book on another topic. When my current project is completed, I will be painting the family again and reading about them too. I greatly look forward to reading your book. 😍

[@kimberlyswitzer9846]

The Russian people turned against Nicky and his family !!!***

[@KoguryoKid]

If it weren't for the insistence on male primogeniture, things could have been very different. There were four elder sisters, all of them presumably in good health. Any of them could have saved the dynasty and spared the world the scourge of communism. But they banked everything on Alexei, the one poor male heir with an incurable disease. So it was the system that was fatally ill and unable to adapt to circumstances.

[@jpmisterioman]

That and the fact that the elites were already pressing on them to have political representation. If they did what you said plus allowing that parliament to operate while keeping the Tsar above them, they could've easily smashed the reds and keep the country going.

[@Tes7000]

All monarchies at that time had a preference for male rulership, though that is now changing. You are probably aware that three of the four women who ruled Russia as empress regnant came to the throne by revolution. The only exception was Anna Ivanovna, who was chosen by a council when the male line of Romanovs became extinct in 1730. The problem was Nicholas. He could not or would not see or accept that the world had changed and that he was required to change along with it. He visited Britain and saw firsthand how a constitutional monarchy works. He could have applied some of those principles to Russia. Instead, he made many of the same blunders as Louis XVI and suffered a similar fate.

[@jpmisterioman]

@@Tes7000 Disagree. The concept of "world-changing" is totally misleading and only reinforces the grand-narrative that the big power blocks want to impose(in this case, Britain). That also happened with the USA destroying(and financing the destruction) of the big monarchies of Europe and imposing "democracy". Take modern Russia as an example, although it has "liberal capitalism", it maintains a different social order and another type of government, which for post-modern western minds looks like an "authoritarian" type of government. Furthermore, Nicholas was incompetent because he himself didn't see that the people themselves wanted changes, and when the monarch ignores the people, he falls. The point was adapting Russia to a new type of social order, not adopting themselves to a western model.

[@roycedunn7884]

Nicholas ultimately named his brother, Michael, as his successor upon abdication so as to spare Alexei separation from the family. And things might also have been very different had they not all been shot to death simultaneously by Communists, already in power, and completely indifferent to saving a dynasty by any line, male or female.

[@rogerwilson9892]

@@jpmisterioman Catherine the Great wanted her grandson Alexander to Rule Russia and not Paul and had the law created that a Women could rule Russia. Paul was removed from being Tsar of Russia and his son Alexander I was made Tsar for Paul was as crazy as his father Peter III who were killed by the army officers. Catherine was bring up Alexander to recreate Russia with a strong Parliament that would take some of the Tsar power. Alexander had to deal with the Napoleonic wars but it was the Army wanted the set up as Europe like government where the king shared power with Parliament but before this could happen Alexander died and his brother Nicolas I of Russia was the new Tsar didn't want to give up power so he squashed any hope of reform in Russia.

[@Dannyborchi]

I had a dream about Tsar Nikolai II how he was seated in some sort of Forum. It was weird that he looked alive yet his skin and appearance was like on the "silver screen"(in black & white). Everyone listened to him about some events coming? But the fact I dreamt about him in these times of Russia's Pandemic mass deaths is a message in and of itself. Russia is today in the greatest Social Crisis since the Great War & Bolshevik "revolution" & civil war and despite the Victory Day today, Russia must face a challenge inside Russia now.

[@ivtch51]

Wonderful music thanks. Alas I am very sad to see such a great nation bringing itself low once again.

[@juliatrecet1740]

Creo que fue la más hermosa celebración de consagración la del Emperador y la Emperatriz gracias las fotos preciosas

[@timoterava7108]

At e.g. 4'20'' (also before and after that) one can see Chevalier Guard Lieutenant Baron C.G.E. Mannerheim, future Marshal of Finland and Commander of the Finnish Defence Forces in the War of Liberation/Independence 1918, the Winter War 1939-40, the Continuation War 1941-44 and the Lapland War 1944-45. He was also the President of Finland 1944-46. With him Finland managed to survive the multiple soviet invasions. Because of that he is considered the greatest Finn of all times. In the picture he is the right one (from our perspective) of the two Guard officers in front of the Emperor, with winged helmets and drawn swords.

[@ginevramenconi8320]

Una gran bella famiglia,non meritavano una fine così orribile.Rioosste in pace.

[@aleksandrkolchak8141]

sorry Tsar Nikolai II I have failed to rescue you and I failed to stop the reds also

[@aegoniisunfyre1460]

Don't worry you and the Tsar are Russia's heroes and you are in heaven with God and the monarchy will be restored

[@ritchienegrea5779]

Not only handsome but he was extremely intelligent way ahead of his time. He loved his people’s. And lock what his got in return...

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Only a few people are able to go beyond what Netflix-like history offers as the truth and see Tsar Nicholas and his reign in its real and proper dimensions. We are very happy to see that you managed that! One only needs to read the primary sources and/or books that are written using strictly archival and primary materials. Have you read our book? Many thanks for your comment!

[@brandondejack7225]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs the rothschilds killed him

[@LS-dp2gs]

He had no clue about his people.

[@wendystephenson407]

And then they shot them!!!!! Very very sad..

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

A tragic chapter in history, like so many others, but which still inspires so many of us to the path of love and forgiveness!

[@charleswalden3512]

Nicholas, who was a good man, but made several blunders. He led the country into wars it had no chance of winning. World War I was the event that essentially brought him down. The economy was in ruins, military loss of life was great, and the whole country was destabilized. As I said, he was a good man, just not a wise one.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Any serious historical researcher of the 21st century can easily read and see that Nicholas II’s reign was remarkable and he himself was far from being the weak and naïve leader or the cruel and bloody tyrant portrayed by communism and the West! The fact that these 2 diametrically opposite extremes were attributed to him should be enough to make someone think of the absurdity! Was it not very natural that a century of communist propaganda would do their very best to distort this truth? One only needs to read the (Russian) archival documents and sources. It is all available now. You can read our book (in English), which is based on official documents from the Russian State Archives and the memoirs of all those involved in the events of that era. Before the First World War, Russia had succeeded in reaching all her economic goals, which were set in the series of a large scale of reforms planned by Prime Minister P. Stolypin and Tsar Nicholas II. In 1913 the annual growth of agricultural production in Russia was first in the world, the annual growth in its industrial productivity was also first in the world, the population growth was first in Europe, and the annual national revenue was sixth in the world.

[@charleswalden3512]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs I think you are repeating "sound bites." Nicholas had his shortcomings, too, although I think much conspired against him. WW I brought down a number of monarchies, not just Russia. Getting into that war was a huge mistake. The problem wasn't that he was fighting Austria in defense of the Serbs. The Serbian army actually defeated the Austrian army when it invaded Serbia after Franz Ferdinand was assassinated. Nicholas was fighting Germany which had all the equipment and military readiness Russia lacked. It was not an even match.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

@@charleswalden3512 excuse us, dear sir, but the last thing we did in our book was to repeat "sound bites". We find it sad to realize that you are only ready to apply the usual "KZbin style of conversation" here, using insults etc., and therefore we choose not to continue this discussion. This is the bibliography from our book ( bit.ly/rrm-bibliography ), which is a scholarly study that took many years to complete. Other than that we shall not say. Best wishes to you!

[@charleswalden3512]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs I haven't read the book, and did notice Amazon offers it, as well. I plan to buy it. The sound bites I was referring to were in replies on this post, not the book. .

[@kogaiononN]

Beautiful 💖

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thank you! 😊

[@deslynnsporne8684]

Beautiful family they were, may they rest in peace and rise in glory, amen.❤❤❤❤❤❤💙💙✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝

[@sarahkal6186]

All the problems was from his wife. She gave him all bad advice and he trusted her. She was on love with Rasputin. He was controlling her.

[@jaquelinedantas7003]

Love the vídeo!!! Rest in Peace Romanov Family. 😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Glad you liked it, Jaqueline! We have many videos, have you watched any of them?

[@jaquelinedantas7003]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs . Thanks. Hugss from Brazil!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

@@jaquelinedantas7003 hugs from Cyprus! 💜💛💙

[@Jooloololo]

Как это грустно смотреть, зная что с ними произойдет

[@388Caroline]

Beautiful 🙏Thank you❤️

[@franceshenry2239]

THANKS.

[@alexandersasha1423]

I absolutely love the videos and the pictures Tsar Nicholas the 2nd is a role model to me for his faith in God and his heart in how loving and caring and more he was. As a father too and just in general. I look up to all the Romanovs but Nicholas the 2nd the most. I especially love all the pictures and artwork the most of him wearing the crown and in his royal clothes he wears with it! Rest In Peace Romanovs and know how much you are loved in heaven and here on earth!✝️🙏🏻💛

[@AsMaineTheOrijinalGeisha]

Heavy is the head who wears the crown is ever so fitting for this family…

[@BudetLu]

Прости нас царь Николай!

[@patrickhows1482]

This is an enjoyable video. It struck me how the three European monarchs who were killed in revolutions, Charles I (1649), Louis XVI (1793) and Nicholas Il (1918) had so much in common. All three were described by those who knew them as decent, well-meaning individuals who were good husbands and fathers, all were married to foreign wives who were widely hated, for no good reason. They also faced opponents who would stop at nothing to gain power and try to impose their ideology on society. Nicholas faced an almost impossible task, no one man could be responsible for ruling a country the size and complexity of Russia in 1894, and society was so polarised that it was hard to find reformers to work with the regime. Finally after their fall from power and then facing their deaths they behaved with courage and dignity, sustained by their Christian faith.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Wonderful words, Patrick, simply wonderful! It makes so, so, so very happy to see that there are people out there like yourself, who can grab the truth, see it, feel it, and share it! It's only logical, one only needs to see it with plain common sense to understand it. But even more than that, the spiritual grandeur of this family is so unique, well, only a few can grasp this... Thanks for your comment here! It's greatly appreciated!

[@bierjip1]

Patrick Hows Nicholas wasn't much of a reformer and not very intelligent either, like Charles I and Louis XVI...

[@charleswalden3512]

@@bierjip1 What I have read is that Nicholas wanted to pass his empire to his son exactly as he inherited it. The son couldn't rule because of his medical issues and many Russians were looking for a more democratic government. Louis XVI was a well-meaning man, too. He just wasn't up to the job, added to the government's debt with the extravagance of his court, and tried to collect a 2% tax from the nobility to solve the country's financial problems. He couldn't enforce it. Someone at the time said Louis would have made an excellent clock maker.

[@mzmiller52]

Patrick Hows didn’t his cousin, king of England deny him and his family refuge?

[@jamesbrien1944]

Wonderful! I had never seen most of those coronation photos!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

We're glad you enjoyed the video, James! Many thanks!

[@izald.izaldlles8799]

Ameen

[@ericastier1646]

I think it is a mistake to involve women in coronation. You can see it in every civilization when a queen takes the public image the people will start judging the monarchy if she shows opulence and air of superiority which women do when they get power. Louis XVI arguably would not have fallen if not for his hated Queen who lived in luxury and wasted state coffer money for her pleasures while people starved. Napoleon crowned himself emperor and his wife empress, he ended his days in exile and poisoned. King who succeed avoid getting a public queen and keep the romantic and family affair out of the public eye. I think Nicholas II did the opposite following the russian tradition, he paraded with his wife and her consort female family relatives a lot of them in official functions. No starving man wants to be ruled by a bunch of rich women, power must only be displayed by men. The only exception to that is if the ruler is a sole Queen without King such as Cleopatra.

[@ΔΕΣΠΟΙΝΑΞΕΝΟΥΛΗΣ]

🌹☦️ Eternal Memory ☦️🌹

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Αμήν!

[@shqiptariidukagjinit5650]

The last barrier against the communists. RIP to all the victims of the communists.

[@minoutarromantic5805]

That's the great Skanderbeg of Albania in your profile photo, isn't it?

[@shqiptariidukagjinit5650]

Lucas Santaguida yes

[@amazinglife8792]

oh we lost one of great monarchies of the world because of british royal plots .

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hi there! If you are interested, 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

[@willtheperson7224]

Боже царя, храни! ☦️

[@bieloruskii]

I am born to late to save him. I'm sad for it.

[@patticallihan8515]

May they now RIP. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@paulwilliams9207]

Memory eternal! So very sad

[@niyeen6317]

More, please!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Thanks, Ni Yeen! We are doing our best! We are happy you like our productions! Have you seen any other of our videos? Also, if you are interested in the Romanov story, you can have a look on our recently published book about their life and murder, featuring previously unpublished texts with revealing truths! Here's the link for more: www.romanovs.eu/en-book

[@picardiebelleregion9508]

Dire qu'à cette époque, tout se faisait et s'écrivait en français à la Cour Impériale ... ⚜

[@TheGlamoury]

Amazing!! Dad of my grand-grandfather was invited to this ceremony. I was surprised when I found about that in St.Petersburg’s archive. 😁😁

[@Engelhafen]

Wasn’t there some massive number of deaths caused by some accident after the coronation?

[@angelabender8132]

Best looking sovrain ever

[@itsmywayorthegeminimethod1095]

He is going to be my Baptismal Saint when I come into the church fully

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Amen! May God grant it!

[@rodolfoayalajr.8589]

Great video. History.

[@GloriaJanvier]

The music is glorious!

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

We're glad you like it!

[@ixorafy]

@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs what's the other song aside from God Save the Tsar?

[@raduszecsi7255]

☺☺☺😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😀😀😀

[@juliatrecet1740]

Muchas gracias desde españa inolvidable familia imperial

[@mukhlasalkaf7284]

kematian yang mengenaskan

[@raywhitehead730]

How did that work out? I heard not so good.

[@oneleaf7539]

God save the tsar!🇷🇺

[@user-alga2022]

Куда делись дети эммигрантов за границей кроме детей Шмидта

[@charleswalden3512]

Those who haven't read it, might enjoy the biography of Grand Duchess Elizabeth, now St. Elizabeth Grand Duchess of Russia. She was martyred.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

A wonderful book, Charles, indeed! Have you heard about our recently published book on the life and murder of the Romanov family? It features previously unpublished texts with revealing truths! Here's the link for more: www.romanovs.eu/en-book

[@beatricezanchi548]

Thank you I didn’t know the history of saint Elisabeth of Russia

[@АнтонЩербяк]

​@@RomanovRoyalMartyrsИконы Сергея Александровича уже пишут. Лет пять назад видел. Правда они неканонические.

[@jamielim5059]

Watch The Last Czars @Netflix you will have a better understanding 👍🏻

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

Hi, Jamie! 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 Alternatively, we recommend our book, which covers all the years of their life: www.romanovs.eu/en

[@jamielim5059]

The Romanov Royal Martyrs omg! Thank you so much! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@rickjensen2717]

The Netflix series was really just for entertainment and is not accurate.

[@user-ph6yt7xe5s]

Long live the Tsar!!!!!! Love from India 🇮🇳💮

[@bierjip1]

The tsar and tsarina may have looked nice, but they weren't the brightest bulbs on the christmas tree. The tsar took over supreme command over the troops without really knowing what to do, which cost many Russian soldiers their lives. They were also rather bigoted and didn't realise it was necessary to emancipate their people.

[@RomanovRoyalMartyrs]

This an excerpt from our book, using primary sources: "In an unprecedented short span of time, in just a few months, the situation changed completely. At the beginning of 1915, Russia’s monthly manufacturing capacity could provide the army with only 15-30% of the necessary weapons and ammunition requirements. Of all allied countries, Russia’s supply crisis was the most severe, because Russia was last to shift its manufacturing focus to military production. … Tsar Nicholas ordered to set up an emergency governmental body, the Special Council of Defense, which was made up of government officials, community spokesmen, and private entrepreneurs. Their task was to promptly mobilize the nation’s war economy and military production. … In August of 1916, production of rifles was 1100% higher than in August of 1914. Canon (76 mm mountain gun) production from January 1916 until January 1917 increased by over 1000%, while that of 76 mm shells increased by 2000%. Gunpowder and explosives manufacture rose by 250-300%. The advance of the enemy was halted, the front line was stabilized, and significant successes against Austria followed. All these things came about already at the beginning of October 1915, sealing the end of the Russian retreat that had begun in May. Next year, on 4 June 1916, the Brusilov Offensive was launched, which constituted Russia’s greatest success in the First World War, and one of the most formidable military offensives in history. All this was achieved with Tsar Nicholas’ initiative during his tenure as Commander-in-Chief." You can read about this and many other distorted aspects of the Romanov and Russian history in our book: www.romanovs.eu/en-book

[@liliumaureum]

WONDERFUL!

[@crisnebres6140]

I will reunite russia