Romanov Family Belongings
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- Опубликовано: 27 май 2022
- The Romanov family was the last imperial dynasty to rule Russia. They first came to power in 1613, and over the next three centuries, 18 Romanovs took the Russian throne, including Peter the Great, Catherine the Great, Alexander I, and Nicholas II. During the Russian Revolution of 1917, Bolshevik revolutionaries toppled the monarchy, ending the Romanov dynasty. Czar Nicholas II and his entire family-including his young children-were later executed by Bolshevik troops.
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This is so terribly sad - R.i.p. dear family.
Thank you 💕💕
This is so terribly sad-rip dear family from Hong Kong 🇭🇰
@@Wongtszyin6767 thank you 🙏♥️
@@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537no problem may they rest in peace
@@Wongtszyin6767 Thank you stay blessed
I went to an exhibit of some of The Family's personal clothes, toys, n uniforms, at the Museum of Fine Arts in Santa Fe, NM. It was about 20 years ago..I especially remember Alexei's small uniforms, and toys....It was a traveling exhibit, from Russia. Also, bought an indepth book,.about the items, and their sad journey, in the end....❤❤❤
It absolutely amazes me as to how many of their personal belongings have survived ☦️
I read where they left most of their items in the Alexander Palace when they were forced to leave. These items were they packed up as "belonging to the people" and there they sat for many years. Some of the clothing was used as packing when sending breakable items out of the Palace.
Beautiful Approptiate song....ANGELS all.❤❤❤
Such lovely things from the lives of such a God-fearing, loving family.
They are saints in heaven now.
Thank you 💕 🌺🙏✨
How many ordinary gifted people worked on these exceptional costumes god only knows 🌹❤️🍀😘🥰
So beautiful..They didn't deserve their ends they did not even know. Although I think Olga was starting to realize and what a wonderful Tsarina she would have made if women could have inherited.
Heart breaking to see.
Thank you ❤️❤️🙏
Incredibly beautiful clothes. Am surprised and happy that many of their items (including their letters and photos) were preserved and not destroyed during the revolution.
RIP Romanovs ❤😢
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George V could have saved them before the Bolsheviks took them. He was too chicken to require his government to do so. All it would have taken was a ship timely sent.
@@michaelmullin7941 yes true .He was selfish. He thought about his personal interest and saw that saving them could cause a revolution for him. His personal interests were more important than blood ties and more important than saving these innocent lives.😞🙏
I read he did send a ship but it was too late apparently for the royal family but many others of the romanov family were rescued by george v thats how hrh Olga got rescued and brought to england but as i said it mustv been too late to rescue the Royal family what a great pity 🙏🙏🙏🌈🌈🌈☔️☔️☔️🌹🇦🇺🇮🇩🇺🇦☮️🕉️🛐☸️💟💕💜😍
@@dianehghzn7670 He sent the HMS Marlborough on April 5, 1919 to Sevastopol to rescue his Aunt Minnie (his Mother's Sister, the Dowager Empress Marie) and other members of the family.
RIP Russian Royal family martyrs, God bless you all, you all died innocently, the Holy Bible says " those that loose their life, shall find their life".
Thank you .be blessed too .much love and peace for you 🙏❤️❤️🌺
Son benditos con sus perros.
These items are stored and on display at the Kremlin in St.Petersburg Russia!
Tks
I think it is the Winter Palace and the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg.
Such a terrible event in our history may the Romanov family rest in peace
Amen.thank you 🙏🌺
@@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537 thankyou for the lovely video
@@glengrieve544 you so welcome ❤️
Some items are on display in the Hermitage Museum and some are in the treasuries of the Winter Palace and Alexander Palace
The IF does not need to rest. They are guiding us through the "globalist" takeover. "A great evil has been released and will only grow .." N2, 1917
Tsarskoe Selo 1917
Sarscov2 2020
They love their wordplay
An explanation of what the clothing items displayed would have been nice. I assume these items were collected after the Royal Family left the winter castle. Loved this video.
Yes true
The Alexander Palace in Tsarskoe Selo, not the Winter Palace.
Did they at least have the good sense not to desrtoy these wonderful collections of vey historic significance thank god for that
was für schöne erinnerungen ich hoffe gott ist ihnen gnädig
Danke. Viel Liebe und Frieden für Sie. Gott segne Sie.
Que recuerdos tan bonitos
sí. gracias
So wonderful and hearthbreaking😔😔😔🥺🥺🥺🥰🥰
Yes 🥰🥺🙏
Heartbreakin!!!😨😨
Yes 😞😞🙏🙏
Интересное и познавательное видео. Благодарю Вас за труд!
Спасибо. Рад, что вам понравилось.❤
Where are all these items stored please ?
The Kremlin
@@mediocremaiden8883 tks
@@mediocremaiden8883 I think they are in the Winter Palace and the Hermitage in St. Petersburg not the Kremlin.
The people who brutally murdered this family were animals. Not a lot has changed in Russia, as witnessed by the heartless killing of innocent Ukrainians by Russian war criminals. What is it in the Russian character that produces such brutality?
😂😂😂😂😂😂 te lo dijieron los occidentales ? Y el donbass ? Vete y mirate ukraine on fire y despues hablas 😡
I hate it for the FAMILY 😥😢😭😫 MAY THEY ALL REST EASY 💕💞😍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹. BUT THEY SHOULD HAVE BEEN TAKING CARE OF THE PEOPLE ✝️🛐🥺 FEED THEM CARE FOR THEM😢😥
Thank you. They helped the poor and they donated their own money to hold exhibitions and charity auctions, pay pensions, establish hospitals and schools, and Tsar Nicholas II carried out reforms in various fields. Tsar Nicholas II has died and he does not have any money in his personal account because he spent all his wealth to support his country's efforts during the world war. They lived and died according to the teachings of Christ. They spent their whole lives serving their country. Please do not believe everything you read about them. They were not evil or selfish. On the contrary, they were the biggest supporters of charitable works in their time. If you want to ask any question, I am always ready to answer. May the Lord bless you.❤❤❤🙏🙏🌹🌸🌻🌺🏵
The eldest of the children was only 22 years old when they died. Hardly old enough to have accomplished much. The three older girls did a great deal of charity work during the war. As for their parents, they tried. What happened was a result of events that were pretty much out of their control.
@@dorothywillis1 That's right. thank you .They served the people with sincerity and love to the end. They faced circumstances were out of control. The fall of Tsar Nicholas II was due to betrayal and not because of his incompetence. He was among the most powerful leaders in the world.
What a beautiful family
Gracias
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Sad is not the word for it, tragic wouldn’t begin to describe it. However, had Nicholas II been a better leader and realized how his political actions would affect that of his children, then he would never involve himself in WWI and had a plan to leave the country after abdicating. That his beautiful wife daughters and affected son suffered his fate was unfair. He should have had Kerensky gather all his relatives, their belongings and travel to Vladivostok and depart from there or put as much distance away from St. Petersburg.
I enjoyed and concur with your sentiments. I have often wondered why Nicholas did not have a plan in place to get his family out of Russia, particularly after his own family killed Rasputin. I know they often talked of "retiring" to the Crimea and raising flowers, which was unrealistic. I'm sure the monarchs of Denmark and Sweden would have given them sanctuary, or perhaps even the United States if they had been asked. I understand the British King being nervous of accepting them and perhaps fostering revolution or other civil upheaval in England should the Romanovs have gone there. Entire French garrisons were in mutiny at this time so the King's concerns were valid. I have read that Nicholas and Alexandra never once considered leaving Russia, which was fine for them, but they should have at least tried to get the children out, though being away from Alexis would have sealed his death from illness.
Thanks for your interest . It is worth noting that the entire Romanov family was under house arrest under the rule of the interim government and were not allowed to leave anywhere. No one expected the Bolsheviks to seize power so quickly. The Tsar and his family tried to apply for asylum in Britain, but it was rejected. The Tsar and his family had no time to escape because their living conditions were rapidly deteriorating without any outside help. It was Tsar Nicholas who proposed the idea of an international arms conflict, but his entry into the world war was not his personal decision, but rather because of the internal and external circumstances that imposed it.Tsar Nicholas was not responsible for the fate of his family because he tried to save them in every way. He was a father and a human being. In the end, he wished for his family to live in peace, but fate had a different decision.
Magnifique présentation; par contre la musique d’accompagnement est totalement inappropriée.
Merci et désolé de vous déranger.
@@TsarMartyrNicholasII6537 C’est un chant de Noël 🎄 très populaire, cela tranche avec votre présentation de précieux vêtements impériaux. Merci de votre aimable réponse et meilleures pensées de 🇨🇭
Son tesoros.
This is in the hermitage museum?
Yes
Faltan ellos.
C'est à pleurer il aurait mieux valu qu'il ne reste rien...c'est terrible de voir ces vêtements et surtout ceux d'alexei....non je regrette mais c'est très chargé et morbide.
Pauvre famille !!!
Merci, c'était une famille et des enfants, leur assassinat de cette manière est un crime contre l'humanité.🙏
Es la historia.
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Just a few miles away people were hungry and lacked clothing for the Russian freezing weather.
Poverty was everywhere and at all times, including in the Russian Empire. Nicholas II and his wife did everything in their power to help the poor. They donated money and clothes, held charity auctions for the poor, spent pensions, and reformed in all areas. The family of Nicholas II did not live in luxury. Rather, their lives, clothes, and food were simple, because they wanted to raise their children in an atmosphere of asceticism and humility as they lived.
Yes! Nicholas II did such a good job at helping the poor there was no need for a Revolution in 1917! The needs of the people were met with clothing donations and money from charity auctions! The Empire routinely experienced droughts and famines which were exasperated by poor economic policies and management by the Czarist regime! The main causes of the Revolution mainly come from the suppression on the lower classes by the Czarist regime! It was the perfect storm for a Revolution in Russia in 1917! An incompetent ruler, economic crisis, and a party that offered a better way of life and doing things! Unfortunately, the people went from one bad form of government to another…Communism! Hindsight is always 2020! Maybe if the Czars had done things differently ….Russia could have survived and its people thrived! Alix enjoyed living like she was middle class, because of her grandmother Queen Victoria. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert wanted the image of the monarchy to be a middle class family! Given the Queen’s Hanover uncles who were gamblers, womanizers, illegitimate children, and in massive debt! The face of monarchy had to change to survive in GB! It gave the unhappy Alix comfort to live like her grandmother!
@@shecandance9500 : You are twisted and wrong. It was the participation in World War l that worsened everything in Imperial Russia and gave the impetus for revolution. Even though, there was no need for the Communist/Bolshevik weaklings to slaughter the Imperial family as the could have let them leave the country.
@@shecandance9500 And no, you can’t dance, reason or think!!
@@johnpickford4222 Silly comment.
Czar was so handsome!
Too bad he didn’t have respect for his peoples needs…😢
With all due respect, this is not true. He knew exactly the needs of his people and did everything he could for them. He donated all his personal money to the poor and charitable projects and during World War I. He was the greatest of the Caesars ever through the reforms he carried out and through his morals. And his personal dealings.He was betrayed from within and without. Please do not judge him based on the movies and information available on the Internet because most of them are just Soviet rumours🙏