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On July 19, Prince Dimitri Romanov visited Fyodor’s Imperial Cathedral in St. Petersburg. Prince Dimitri is the great-grandson of Emperor Nicholas I and as such, the brother and heir to the prerogatives of Prince Nicholas Romanov – a claimant to headship of the Imperial House of Russia. The 83-year prince arrived in Russia’s northern capital to participate in events commemorating the 91st anniversary of the death of the last Russian … Continue reading
Posted in Russia | Tagged Prince Dimitri Romanovich, Prince Rostislav Romanovich | 3 CommentsGrand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna’s visit to Belarus
Upon invitation, Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna paid a visit to Belarus from July 16 to July 22. It was the first official visit of a member of the Imperial Family to Belarus after the collapse of the Russian Empire. Maria Vladimirovna visited several cities in Belarus, including Brest and Minsk, as well as several villages. Members of the Grand Duchess’s delegation made sure the protocol is strictly followed: all those … Continue reading
Posted in Russia | Tagged Belarus, Bowing & Curtseying, Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna of Russia, Official Visit, President Lukashenko of Belarus, Protocol | 1 CommentNinety Years Ago: Murder of Tsar Nicholas II and his Family
On July 25, 1918 The White forces entered Yekaterinburg and immediately headed to free the Emperor but found the Ipatyev house (where the Imperial Family was kept) empty. Gripped with grim predictions, they started searching for clues to what could have happened: the house looked as though it was left in a hurry and although they didn’t find any clothing or jewellery, a lot of personal belongings of the family … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Royals, Russia | Tagged Alix of Hesse and by Rhine, Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia, Assassination, Maria Nikolaevna of Russia, Nicholas II of Russia, Olga Nikolaevna of Russia, Tatiana Nikolaevna of Russia, Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich of Russia | Leave a comment