Excellent video. She was a wonderful woman. For many years I've kept a photograph of her on my walls and am reminded of her several times a day. Thank you for all your videos. I think they have become an important part of our lives.
I've recently become an Orthodox, after one year of prayer and discernment, and some other years of being called by the Lord. And now that I'm preparing to be Chrismated and to partake in the Holy Misteries, I've come across the witness of the Holy Royal Martys and St. Elizabeth thanks to you. God bless you. They touched my heart deeply. Thank you so much. I feel an enormous joy for being part of the one true Church which is built also on the blood of these Holy Martyrs. While watching the footage from the St Mary Church in Jerusalem I felt like it's a home also to me now. Only God knows if I will visit it some day, but spiritually, those who go pray there, the sisters and mothers, the fathers and and all who celebrate the Liturgy there, and me and my people here in this corner of the world will be united in the immaculate Body and the precious Blood of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Let him be glorified together with God the Father, the only lover of mankind and the life giving Holy Spirit, from now and and forever. Amen
Thank you so much for this beautiful documentary of Saint Elisabeth Feodorovna Romanov. She truly was/is an angel of heaven. May she never be forgotten and remember us in her prayers to God. God bless you for giving us these beautiful films on the imperial family ✝️🙏🏼🕊💕.
@@polyglotomathotheophilos1941 Do you not take the Ten Commandments to heart? Why are you afraid to pray directly to Padre God through your/our Saviour Yeshua Cristo? You do NOT need a mediator. Saints were NEVER meant to be prayed to. Padre God is a Jealous God & he clearly states this. Please do your research for your Salvation is at stake. Peace be with you, with us all 🙏. "Isa"
Normally people who live the high society life are shallow and self absorbed, but not this woman. She saw tragedy and heartache in her family and in the lives of those she ministered to. Not only extremely beautiful on the outside but the inside as well. A truly amazing person. The video didn’t go into the horrible way she died and I was bracing myself for that, but instead mentioned other things about her I didn’t know. This was so well put together and the story was told in a very honouring way. Thank you.
Hello, Banjo! Thank you for this wonderful and well-thought comment! We are planning to publish the second part of this 2-part Russian documentary in the near future - hopefully in September. Be sure that the content of part 2 is of the same quality and it will give you much more information that is not widely in the English-speaking world. Until then, best wishes!
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs 👋 do you know the name of that Russian channel that the producer called out Putin? I was wondering what fresh shit he is shoveling out this morning. 💛💙🤟
She was also the great inspiration of her niece, whom ironically also started life as a sheltered princess, being a great grand daughter of Queen Victoria, Princess Alice of Battenberg. She also suffered greatly in life, starting with being born deaf, being committed to an asylum by her own mother. She also became a Nun and sold everything she had to open a convent in Greece, with only a robe and a pair of slippers to her name when she died. Now she also rest at the Mount of Olives with her Aunt.
AMAZING! FANTASTIC! There are so many Romanov Russian language documentaries online and its so frustrating because they don't come with subtitles or voiceovers and they all look really good. The ones originally made in English always recycle the same stuff and repeat the same Western biases so its wonderful to finally watch a Russian made one with a new point of view and can understand it.
We were planning to produce more, but RUclips stopped promoting our videos all of the sudden, and it's possible that we might terminate our productions. We need prayers!
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs A lot of what if happening in the US is Cultural Marxism wrapped up in terms like social justice. The goal of Cultural Marxism is to destabilize the normal by introducing the "new normal" until chaos ensues. I am sure a channel which promotes family and faith is unwelcome in this new normal. It is said there are platforms other than YT. I do not know about such things but I see advertisements for online sites that do history and documentary. It is said, and I believe, that a lot of what we write online is censored one way or another in order that the collective thoughts and messages will conform to the globalist world order.
@@annalisette5897 As though someone like me, towards the other side of the political spectrum, doesn’t believe in family and faith. That’s just not true. I like watching these videos as well, by the way.
What an incredible woman! She went through so many trials and heartache in her life yet she never became bitter. In turn she dedicated her life to God and the people of Russia. Amazing!!
Thank you for more of Elizabeth Feodorovna. I was told of how they murdered her by my Grandmother decades ago as a young boy. My Grandmother was born in 1883. my father in 1917. She remembered all of this I only wish she had kept the newspaper articles of the times when all of this happened while they lived in Milwaukee Wisconsin. When she told me of it it cast a deep sorrow and building interest in the whole thing over the years. My grandmother died in 1980 she was 97 years old.
Such a beautiful woman inside & out. Her story needs to be told. The Romanov family have suffered so much. The facts -what silence cannot conceal. Thank you to all who contribute to bring the facts. It is also the love of the conscious Russians & conscious people around the World that will keep the Romanov memories alive.
I've read so many book's and seen many video's of the IF but this is the first time I've seen anything about Ella...thankyou for sharing this she was such a caring woman and did so many thing's for the Russian people...then to be murdered that way was pure evil 😥 RIP GD Elisabeth "Ella" 😥
Elizabeth was a sister not only to the more famous Alexandra, last Empress of Russia, but also to Victoria Mountbatten who was the recently deceased Prince Phillips grandmother. His donated DNA helped identify the murdered royal family remains. . He had a more a 'royal' bloodline than the Windsors, Queen Elizabeth.
@@thealouis5730 I believe they meant princess Victoria Mountbatten, not Queen Victoria. Prince Philip did have Danish and Greek Royal titles and was in line for the Greek throne but he renounced it to marry Queen Elizabeth II.
@@thealouis5730 No one said Queen Victoria was a Mountbatten, he was talking about Princess Alice's first Child Victoria of Hesse and by Rhine, who later became Victoria Mountbatten by marriage to Ludwig von Battenberg in 1884
Isn’t that interesting! DNA has shed a lot of light in our heritage as well! What is interesting is how intertwined all the royal family’s are , and genetically related !
Am I correct that Princess Alice became Philip's mother? So many of the same names,! She married Andrew of Greece.? But he was not Greek. A bon vivant, in fact.
@@margaretcastell9429 hardly any of the European ruling houses had 'pure' blood of the countries they ruled. Queen Victoria & Prince Albert were 1st cousins, he was German and she had a German Mother. They often spoke German, their children spoke German. It's been written that many spoke English with an accent. Greece offered the monarchy to Britain's Queen Alexandra's Danish brother. That's why Queen Victoria was called Grandmother to Europe...her several children & grandchildren all married into Prussia/German houses, Greece, Russia, Spain, Romania etc.
She was a good sister. What a sweet woman. I wish they could have come to an agreement without death and bloodshed. I feel for her :( I'm glad you made this video so I could learn more about her. Liked & subscribed :) Thank you!
Thank you so much for watching! 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.
Elizabeth Feodorovna was a beautiful compassionate caring giving generous kind good hearted woman who didn't deserve to be Killed by the bolsheviks in such inhumane and cruel 💔 😢 matter. God Bless
@@theprinceoftides6836 Read up about him on Wikipedia. He was a cruel bigoted man who got what he deserved. That his wife was unable to convince him to become a more decent compassionate person or in fact went along with him shows that she is also to blame for his death
The life of St. Elizabeth makes us remember that she and Princess Diana both had beautiful appearance and kindness in helping the underprivileged. Both St. Elizabeth and Princess Diana will be remembered forever on our mind. Thanks for sharing this valuable documentary🙇🏻
This is an excellent video of Elizabeth. She was truly an amazing woman especially before and after her husband's death. Dedicating her life to God and to the people of Russia is beautiful. One would think that nuns would have been spared of the bloodshed that happened to the Romanov family; I guess people thought Elizabeth was a threat to certain people so she had to be murdered just like her sister. Such a shame that happened. May she rest in peace. I hope I can visit Jerusalem one day to see where she is buried. This was such a beautiful tribute to Saint Elizabeth.
What a beautiful soul you can just feel this …to die a martyr is very much to give life in a joyful way to the faith …I must one day visit he r in the Holy Land
Grand Duchess Elizabeth was truly a remarkable woman...Thank you for that enlightening information about the patronymic Feodorovna.I have always wondered why the Tsaritsa was called Alexandra Feodorovna.
“Alexandra Feodorovna (6 June [O.S. 25 May] 1872 - 17 July 1918) was the empress consort of Emperor Nicholas II of Russia from their marriage on 26 November 1894 until his forced abdication on 15 March [O.S. 2 March] 1917. Originally Princess Alix of Hesse and by Rhine at birth, she was given the name and patronymic Alexandra Feodorovna when she converted and was received into the Russian Orthodox Church.” Other names, English: Alice Victoria Helena Louise Beatrice, German: Alix Viktoria Helene Luise Beatrix, Russia: Alexandra Feodorovna Romanova.
Really? Alexandra was arrogant, manipulative and controlling. The very worst partner Nicholas could have chosen. Yes, it was a love match but that just gave Alex even more power over him.
@@jasperhorace3804 his parents were very much against the match and I think they were right to be against it too but they and their children didn’t deserve to be murdered in such an cruel way!
@@Isabella2335. His parents were against the match because A. Alex and her family where considered poor and unimportant royals and B. They were afraid she would pass hemophilia to his children, not because they thought she was a bad person, because by many accounts she was as kind and generous as Elizabeth.
She was a strong loving woman despite the fact that she carried great sorrow in her heart, first for her mother and later for her husband. She surely learned how to be good and caring from her mother. This is a wonderful video and I truly appreciate the posting. Thank you all those involved in this creation.
An incredible story one of the most incredible woman of history HIM Grand Duchess Elizabeth knew great wealth & privilege as well as great love & tragedy. Yet she gave to the people of Russia till the very end may you remain in our hearts forever Rest in Eternal Peace
Une dame de grande beauté, qui avait un grand cœur, mais qui n'avait pas de chance, elle mérite mieux que la fin horrible qu'elle a eu ni elle ni toute la famille royale
3:52 Despite the fact putin is a very controversial figure, at least he tried to memorialize the romanovs by erecting some monuments including the cross
Yes, I watched that video too, and he honoured her in his speech. I respect both the office and the man because he believes in God, he loves Russia and loves his people.
I love history, I watched this documentary three times and I will watch it again, so perfectly done the beautiful life of Elizabeth Feodorovna,she lived an expended live and tragic one,all the trials and suffering what a remarkable lady who gave her serving the people who murder her husband and her. Thank you for this film I prized this team with an OSCAR FROM MY ❤
Thank you for this vid. What a beautiful soul she was. She should be far more known in the Western world too - people like this are the treasures of humanity. 💜
The Communists destroyed everything that was good, that is what they do. Anything to do with faith and family they hate. Your documentaries are so informative and done so well. Thank you for giving us these treasures.
I agree! America is also now in Danger Of BOLSHEVISM she too has turned her back on GOD!! I am now 60 I have never seen my country in such a horrible shape!!
Russian history is intriguing. I know I state the obvious, but it fascinates me a great deal anyway, especially the Romanov’s, up to and including WW2.
My late Mother, who parents were from Krakow, spoke respectfully of "Ella". I never knew who "Ella" was, only that she was part of the Russian Royal Family. Now I know more, thank you for this excellent post.
Ella was influential in persuading her sister Alix to marry Nicholas II, her husband's nephew. Queen Victoria did not approve of Ella's encouragement of the Russian marriage. As a young man, the Kaiser was deeply infatuated with Ella. He offered to help her escape after the Russian Revolution. Ella, however, would not accept help from Russia's great enemy. Ella's husband was not popular because he was a very stern administrator of Moscow.
The duke of Edinburgh mother was related to Elizabeth, she too was a beautiful woman inside and out, she was distraught when she heard of the murder. Thank you for the documentary..
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs love it 😊 we have to keep history in our hearts without history our future won’t be better,the mistakes we have made need to be learned. I pass on what I’ve learned to my granddaughter’s it opens their minds. The channel you have is part of that journey so thank you.
@@lporquai9048 I find it fascinating that almost all the European countries and the romanovs had Queen Victoria’s blood in them,and how much a woman who was only 5ft influenced their reigns.I think that there wouldn’t have been a WW1 because she would have stepped in,but she couldn’t have known how much devastation would have been caused due to the haemophilia that was passed on from her. Events would have been so different. Thank you for your comment keep safe and well to you and yours.
It is sad to realize Elizabeth and the others did not die at once, but suffered terribly for days afterwards. Yet how tipical of her that there were signs she tried to aid others even then.
@@nikolabathory running the country wasn’t her job. Having been brought up the way she was, she could behave in no other way. What did she know of life outside the Court? Did she even know one existed?
Definitely an angel of God. To forgive the man who murdered the husband she loved so much. Not only that. She didnt have his body to bury. I cant imagine how she felt. But she must have suffered a great deal. Her faith saved her i think.
I like the spin this show put on how happy and pure their marriage was! All historical reports actually have him as cold and cruel and arguably homosexual. He treated Ella like a child and some reports doubt the marriage was consummated. They had no children. Ella establishing a religious order to serve the poor and becoming the Abbess was no surprise. Ella's Other sister Irene, happily married Kaiser Wilhelms brother, Henry. They had 2 sons with hemophilia. A fourth sister, May, died very young.
On the West porch of Westminster Abbey is her statue erected in 1998 for Elizabeth of Russia. She was also a great aunt of Queen Elizabeth from her father’s lineage as Ella’s mother was the sister of the Queen’ great grandfather Edward VII.
@@jasperhorace3804 no, actually Phillip had the closer relation. His grandmother, Victoria Mountbatten was sister to Ella and Alexandra, last Russian Empress. His DNA was used to identify the Romanov family. Queen Victoria's 2nd daughter, Alice, was mother to Ella & Alexandra. Alice's brother became King Edward Vll upon Queen Victoria's death. After Edward's death his son, George V became King, his son, became King George Vl, who was current Queen Elizabeth father. Prince Phillip had 'royal' bloodline on both sides of his family. Q Elizabeth ll Mother, Q Elizabeth, the Queen Mother , had a Scottish royal ancestor way way back. Her Mother was a Countess, and I believe Elizabeth was a 'Lady'. Yes, the Protestant royal houses of Europe, UK and Orthodox Russian all intermarried and is a web of first and second cousins marrying ...usually spouses were relatives on both sides!
@@poorthingTrue. The European Royalty at the time regularly married their 1st and 2nd cousins. Many royal families were direct descendants of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert It's perhaps surprising that more European royal families didn't have significant genetic issues.
As not a Romanov by blood, woman, widow, nun and without heirs her life should have been spared. Although she was kind of a rebel for not leaving Moscow as other Romanovs. Well, she’s a saint now.
I'm so proud of my Catholic and Orthodox roots. When I was young, ever since I read the life of St Joan of Arc, I had a great desire of reading more about the Saints, both from the East and the West, with a great desire to share some of their stories to friends. There's so much one can learn from their collective life-stories and spiritual journeys. St Bernadette, the visionary of Our Lady at Lourdes, France, once said upon reading such stories, "Don't tell me about their virtues, tell me of their faults and flaws and how they overcame them!" If only more churches of various faiths knew more about these people and chose them as positive role-models at this day and age, they might not have a need to declare needless wars on others. Mother Teresa of Calcutta and her fellow Sisters of Charity treat people, regardless of their beliefs and non-beliefs everyday. I'm sure St Elizabeth would also aid her as well by numerous means, from sending some of her nuns to sending food, medicine and other provisions as well as acts as other acts of charity and mercy. I had been told Sister Ella was told of the story of her namesake, St Elizabeth of Hungary, when she was a child, noted for her acts of charity as well. Some of my favorite miracles attributed was when she was confronted by her husband, who noticed she had a bulging cloak full of food, medicine and other items to give to the poor. He asked her what she had in her cloak, she replied there were roses. Considering this was in the middle of winter, he didn't believe her. He opened her cloak and out came roses! He felt she was doing God's work. He also was notified she was treating a leper in their bed. He was about to expel the man out when instead of seeing a leper in their bed, he encountered Jesus crucified in place of the leper. He then ordered all the servants in the household to help their mistress in her ministry and they were most happy to oblige.
@@angelaberni8873 True...like most saints had their trials and triumphs, what some theological scholars described as 'spiritual dryness' or 'dark nights of the soul'. It's best described as when one feels God (as they see God) is so distant to the point of feeling abandoned and yet God is very close. But during those periods does one feel their faith is being tested like that of taking raw ore of metal, it has to go through fire in order to be refined and purified before it's put to use. Whenever St Teresa of Avila (foundress of the Carmelite order of nuns), encountered any nun in her convent who felt depressed, she would remind them, "A sad nun makes a bad nun!" One of her spiritual daughters, St Elizabeth of the Trinity, used to have her own 'spiritual exercises' long before she felt called to enter the cloister. One of these was called 'the Clock of the Passion'...it involved whenever she found herself awakened in the middle of the night and unable to sleep, she took a mental note of the time and meditated quietly on the said hour on which Christ suffered prior to His Crucifixion, from the end of the Last Supper to prior to His agony in the Garden in Gethsemane betrayal and arrest, While in the garden, he told Peter, James and John, "My soul is sorrowful, even unto death...keep watch while I pray...." And as He prayed, His disciples fell asleep. When Jesus noted this, He chided them, "Couldn't you at least stay with Me for at least an hour? Pray that you won't fall into temptation...Simon, Listen to Me...Satan will come upon you like a farmer does with wheat, who separates the grain from the chaff....the flesh is willing, but the spirit is weak. Peter countered, "But, Rabbi, I won't abandon you and am willing to suffer and die with You...." The others added their agreement as well, but Jesus warned Peter, "Before the rooster crows twice, you will deny Me three times!"
Oui, la vie de sainte Élisabeth de Hongrie est magnifique ! Merci d'y faire référence. Je suis né à Compiègne, la ville où Ste Jeanne d'Arc fut capturée, le 23 mai 1430, 1 an avant son martyre sur le bûcher de Rouen. Amitiés d' Angoulême, France
I love the Romanovs, and love them more, the more I learn of them. They deserved so much better than the fates that they suffered. They were so much more worthy of their status than other European monarchs.
The Romanovs might not have deserved to die (I'm absolutely disgusted at the murders of children and nuns) but even if they might have been amiable personally, their rule was oppressive as heck and it is no wonder their were constant revolutions.
Che povertà di commenti. Conoscevo già questa tragica vicenda. Ma ho ascoltato con sommo piacere perché molto ben spiegato. Bravo. E non facciamo caso ai "sapientoni"
RUclips does not promote our channel's videos for more than a month now (something must have bothered them) and we might be terminating our productions very soon. Sorry!
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs You know it might be a matter RUclips promotes channels for a time and then goes on to promote others , rather than you did something they didn't like. They were promoting some of my videos when that Romanov program was on Nexflex(?) and the interest in the family was high, but they don't do so now. You would know more about it than I , but perhaps you are not in danger , it is simply they promote different channels at different times .
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs Could I please get a contact of your team? I am an associate of the office of Russian Orthodox church in Belgrade, Serbia, and we are now working on the project of a book about Romanov Royal Martyrs in Serbian. Serbian people love and venerate the Romanov Royal Family. I hope we could establish contact and cooperation in perpetuating the memory of them, preserving their spiritual heritage and presenting true historical facts about them. Maybe one day, God willing, your wonderful book might even be published in Serbian. It is very important, in the world of today, to constantly remind ourselves what a truly Christian life should look like, and the Romanov family legacy is a most precious example to all of us.
I have just looked at your posters,they are unbelievably beautiful,I am planning to buy,Pay day soon,what an absolute treat they are,I plan to put them in a nice black frame,and I plan to make a space for all the family in my home,what a taking point!!!!🤗🇬🇧
I always love to see the photos. We are descended from Victoria and my great grandmother had the same nose as Alice and her daughters. My Aunt also has that distinct nose.
I will their intercession for me & my family last night. 6-3-23. And I know my prayer will be answered. It's for family conversion and me and my children are conversing more and also taking action back to our FAITH🎉❤🙏 PRAY UNCEASINGLY
I think it's important to look at how the Romanovs ruled. Most of the people lived in subhuman conditions, they were considered the property of the landowners, they were tied to the land. The Romanovs considered the divine rulers of Russia and were not prepared to share power with anyone. The communists were no better, except they released the people from their slavery. If Nicholas had followed through with the plans of his grandfather, Russia may be a totally different country today.
I think Nikolaj was not the right person to rule Russia. He lived in a dream world. And he believed that he become tsar through god. And he made such a lot of mistakes.
Elizabeth had a major break with her sister Empress Alexandra over Rasputin. The secret police intercepted telegrams from Elizabeth which she congratulated the murderers. Alexandra was furious. When Elizabeth made one last attempt to warn Alexandra about Rasputin she said the Empress "drove me away like a dog".
А не Елизавета-ли сделала все, чтобы Алиса стала женой Николая? Они ведь знали о гемофилии в семье. Распутин спасал Алексея, и Александра как тигрица сражалась со всеми, кто мог лишить ее мальчика шанса на спасение.
Hello, thanks for watching. Yes, so much has never been told about this family, other than mostly slanders and myths. That's why we started this project and published the first ever biography of the last Imperial family, using strictly primary archival sources from Russia.
Excellent video. She was a wonderful woman. For many years I've kept a photograph of her on my walls and am reminded of her several times a day. Thank you for all your videos. I think they have become an important part of our lives.
It's so wonderful and inspiring to hear how you cherish our videos. Thank you so much from the depths of our hearts!
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs please subtrite video in romania
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs please subtrited video in romania i love saint elisabetha romanov
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I've recently become an Orthodox, after one year of prayer and discernment, and some other years of being called by the Lord. And now that I'm preparing to be Chrismated and to partake in the Holy Misteries, I've come across the witness of the Holy Royal Martys and St. Elizabeth thanks to you. God bless you. They touched my heart deeply. Thank you so much. I feel an enormous joy for being part of the one true Church which is built also on the blood of these Holy Martyrs. While watching the footage from the St Mary Church in Jerusalem I felt like it's a home also to me now. Only God knows if I will visit it some day, but spiritually, those who go pray there, the sisters and mothers, the fathers and and all who celebrate the Liturgy there, and me and my people here in this corner of the world will be united in the immaculate Body and the precious Blood of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Let him be glorified together with God the Father, the only lover of mankind and the life giving Holy Spirit, from now and and forever. Amen
Thank you so much for this beautiful documentary of Saint Elisabeth Feodorovna Romanov. She truly was/is an angel of heaven. May she never be forgotten and remember us in her prayers to God. God bless you for giving us these beautiful films on the imperial family ✝️🙏🏼🕊💕.
Watching st Elizabeth story touched my heart brought tears to my eyes.
I was raised as an Ethiopian Orthodox.
Psalm 37:10,11
Revelation 21:3,4
John 5:28
Rest in Peace St. Elizabeth and family, Amen
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We orthodox people don't say "rest in peace" for our saints, but we pray to them to intercede boefore God.
@@polyglotomathotheophilos1941 Do you not take the Ten Commandments to heart? Why are you afraid to pray directly to Padre God through your/our Saviour Yeshua Cristo? You do NOT need a mediator. Saints were NEVER meant to be prayed to. Padre God is a Jealous God & he clearly states this. Please do your research for your Salvation is at stake. Peace be with you, with us all 🙏. "Isa"
Thank you for producing this video, it touches my heart an awakens many thoughts. Thank you for telling the truth about The Romanovs.
Thank you for this interesting documentary. I love Ella. She was an amazing and beautiful woman. It’s sad what happened to her. RIP Saint Elizabeth. 💔
Thanks for watching! 💙💜
Normally people who live the high society life are shallow and self absorbed, but not this woman. She saw tragedy and heartache in her family and in the lives of those she ministered to. Not only extremely beautiful on the outside but the inside as well. A truly amazing person. The video didn’t go into the horrible way she died and I was bracing myself for that, but instead mentioned other things about her I didn’t know. This was so well put together and the story was told in a very honouring way. Thank you.
Hello, Banjo! Thank you for this wonderful and well-thought comment! We are planning to publish the second part of this 2-part Russian documentary in the near future - hopefully in September. Be sure that the content of part 2 is of the same quality and it will give you much more information that is not widely in the English-speaking world. Until then, best wishes!
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs 👋 do you know the name of that Russian channel that the producer called out Putin? I was wondering what fresh shit he is shoveling out this morning.
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@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs I also subscribed 😁
Are you referring to the Duchess of Woke, Harry's Wife?
She was also the great inspiration of her niece, whom ironically also started life as a sheltered princess, being a great grand daughter of Queen Victoria, Princess Alice of Battenberg. She also suffered greatly in life, starting with being born deaf, being committed to an asylum by her own mother. She also became a Nun and sold everything she had to open a convent in Greece, with only a robe and a pair of slippers to her name when she died. Now she also rest at the Mount of Olives with her Aunt.
AMAZING! FANTASTIC! There are so many Romanov Russian language documentaries online and its so frustrating because they don't come with subtitles or voiceovers and they all look really good. The ones originally made in English always recycle the same stuff and repeat the same Western biases so its wonderful to finally watch a Russian made one with a new point of view and can understand it.
We were planning to produce more, but RUclips stopped promoting our videos all of the sudden, and it's possible that we might terminate our productions. We need prayers!
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs A lot of what if happening in the US is Cultural Marxism wrapped up in terms like social justice. The goal of Cultural Marxism is to destabilize the normal by introducing the "new normal" until chaos ensues. I am sure a channel which promotes family and faith is unwelcome in this new normal. It is said there are platforms other than YT. I do not know about such things but I see advertisements for online sites that do history and documentary. It is said, and I believe, that a lot of what we write online is censored one way or another in order that the collective thoughts and messages will conform to the globalist world order.
@@annalisette5897 it's abhorrent. Rumble, Odyssey, and Bitchute are just a few of the other free speech platforms.
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs Prayers for satan's attacks and plans to be dissolved into nothingness. God bless you!
@@annalisette5897 As though someone like me, towards the other side of the political spectrum, doesn’t believe in family and faith. That’s just not true. I like watching these videos as well, by the way.
What an incredible woman! She went through so many trials and heartache in her life yet she never became bitter. In turn she dedicated her life to God and the people of Russia. Amazing!!
I dedicate myself to God, family, few friends, and kindness.
Thank you for more of Elizabeth Feodorovna. I was told of how they murdered her by my Grandmother decades ago as a young boy. My Grandmother was born in 1883. my father in 1917. She remembered all of this I only wish she had kept the newspaper articles of the times when all of this happened while they lived in Milwaukee Wisconsin. When she told me of it it cast a deep sorrow and building interest in the whole thing over the years. My grandmother died in 1980 she was 97 years old.
You were most fortunate to hear such living history!
@@blessOTMA Yes she was a great Lady, with a great history behind her. Elegant until the end.
Such a beautiful woman inside & out. Her story needs to be told. The Romanov family have suffered so much. The facts -what silence cannot conceal. Thank you to all who contribute to bring the facts. It is also the love of the conscious Russians & conscious people around the World that will keep the Romanov memories alive.
I've read so many book's and seen many video's of the IF but this is the first time I've seen anything about Ella...thankyou for sharing this she was such a caring woman and did so many thing's for the Russian people...then to be murdered that way was pure evil 😥 RIP GD Elisabeth "Ella" 😥
Elizabeth was a sister not only to the more famous Alexandra, last Empress of Russia, but also to Victoria Mountbatten who was the recently deceased Prince Phillips grandmother. His donated DNA helped identify the murdered royal family remains. . He had a more a 'royal' bloodline than the Windsors, Queen Elizabeth.
@@thealouis5730 I believe they meant princess Victoria Mountbatten, not Queen Victoria. Prince Philip did have Danish and Greek Royal titles and was in line for the Greek throne but he renounced it to marry Queen Elizabeth II.
@@thealouis5730 No one said Queen Victoria was a Mountbatten, he was talking about Princess Alice's first Child Victoria of Hesse and by Rhine, who later became Victoria Mountbatten by marriage to Ludwig von Battenberg in 1884
Isn’t that interesting! DNA has shed a lot of light in our heritage as well! What is interesting is how intertwined all the royal family’s are , and genetically related !
Am I correct that Princess Alice became Philip's mother? So many of the same names,! She married Andrew of Greece.? But he was not Greek. A bon vivant, in fact.
@@margaretcastell9429 hardly any of the European ruling houses had 'pure' blood of the countries they ruled.
Queen Victoria & Prince Albert were 1st cousins, he was German and she had a German Mother. They often spoke German, their children spoke German.
It's been written that many spoke English with an accent.
Greece offered the monarchy to Britain's Queen Alexandra's Danish brother.
That's why Queen Victoria was called Grandmother to Europe...her several children & grandchildren all married into Prussia/German houses, Greece, Russia, Spain, Romania etc.
She was a good sister. What a sweet woman. I wish they could have come to an agreement without death and bloodshed. I feel for her :( I'm glad you made this video so I could learn more about her. Liked & subscribed :) Thank you!
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What a incredible lady with a golden heart. Rest easy Grand duchess Elisabeth❤❤🌹🌺 You didn't deserve your tragic ending 😢😢
Thanks for watching!
What a wonderful women and what a fate!
She's by her father forever ✝️🙏✝️
Elizabeth Feodorovna was a beautiful compassionate caring giving generous kind good hearted woman who didn't deserve to be Killed by the bolsheviks in such inhumane and cruel 💔 😢 matter. God Bless
Those who hurt like them often perish just like them
Did anyone?
But her husband got exactly what he deserved.
@@samkohen4589 please explain, I'm beginning to be really interested in this very sad story.
@@theprinceoftides6836 Read up about him on Wikipedia. He was a cruel bigoted man who got what he deserved. That his wife was unable to convince him to become a more decent compassionate person or in fact went along with him shows that she is also to blame for his death
The life of St. Elizabeth makes us remember that she and Princess Diana both had beautiful appearance and kindness in helping the underprivileged. Both St. Elizabeth and Princess Diana will be remembered forever on our mind. Thanks for sharing this valuable documentary🙇🏻
Non paragoniamo Santa Elisabetta con la principessa Diana per favore!!! E il perché è palese.😒
@@alessandragregori1518Just because Diana was not a saintly or perfect person doesn’t mean she didn’t do good things for the people.
This is an excellent video of Elizabeth. She was truly an amazing woman especially before and after her husband's death. Dedicating her life to God and to the people of Russia is beautiful. One would think that nuns would have been spared of the bloodshed that happened to the Romanov family; I guess people thought Elizabeth was a threat to certain people so she had to be murdered just like her sister. Such a shame that happened. May she rest in peace. I hope I can visit Jerusalem one day to see where she is buried. This was such a beautiful tribute to Saint Elizabeth.
What a beautiful soul you can just feel this …to die a martyr is very much to give life in a joyful way to the faith …I must one day visit he r in the Holy Land
What a remarkable woman. Thank you for the upload.
Grand Duchess Elizabeth was truly a remarkable woman...Thank you for that enlightening information about the patronymic Feodorovna.I have always wondered why the Tsaritsa was called Alexandra Feodorovna.
Very happy you liked the video!
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs Marie-Antoinette, the last queen of France, was a CRIMINAL.
Same person .?
Philippe Henriot what does Marie Antoinette have anything to do with this video?
“Alexandra Feodorovna (6 June [O.S. 25 May] 1872 - 17 July 1918) was the empress consort of Emperor Nicholas II of Russia from their marriage on 26 November 1894 until his forced abdication on 15 March [O.S. 2 March] 1917. Originally Princess Alix of Hesse and by Rhine at birth, she was given the name and patronymic Alexandra Feodorovna when she converted and was received into the Russian Orthodox Church.” Other names, English: Alice Victoria Helena Louise Beatrice, German: Alix Viktoria Helene Luise Beatrix, Russia: Alexandra Feodorovna Romanova.
The Romanovs women was some of the most beautiful women of all time i don't know how men have the belly to murder such sweet and beautiful angels.
Really? Alexandra was arrogant, manipulative and controlling. The very worst partner Nicholas could have chosen. Yes, it was a love match but that just gave Alex even more power over him.
Elizabeth was completely different, she understood suffering and politics.
@@jasperhorace3804 Yes i do understand but they were all very beautiful 😍.... and all those children was innocent.
@@jasperhorace3804 his parents were very much against the match and I think they were right to be against it too but they and their children didn’t deserve to be murdered in such an cruel way!
@@Isabella2335. His parents were against the match because A. Alex and her family where considered poor and unimportant royals and B. They were afraid she would pass hemophilia to his children, not because they thought she was a bad person, because by many accounts she was as kind and generous as Elizabeth.
Sainte martyre grande duchesse Elisabeth, priez pour nous ! 🌷🙏 Amen !
I like the word, white Angel, she appears to be a wise and kind person, who tried to do good!!!!! 🐩🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Very many thanks to the RRM team for this (once more), great video production!
She is stunningly good looking.
Pray for us St. Elizabeth. 🙏
Bless us so that we could be like you. So that we could at have even little of all the virtues like you had. 🙏
Amen!
Sin duda, una gran mujer, llena de amor y de generosidad. Una vida admirable para cualquiera, tenga religión o no la tenga. RIP, Elizabeth.
Muy de acuerdo. Escuché su biografía por primera ve en el canal de Lidya y quedé cautivada por su historia e impactada por su final.
She was a strong loving woman despite the fact that she carried great sorrow in her heart, first for her mother and later for her husband. She surely learned how to be good and caring from her mother.
This is a wonderful video and I truly appreciate the posting. Thank you all those involved in this creation.
Elisabeth didn’t deserve to be murdered in such a cruel way! Rest In Peace with the rest of the family 🥀🥀
Amen!
Your grabitas is very moving and deeply felt.
Thank you.
Victoria Anne
Revelation 21:3,4
Psalm 37:10,11
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs
Revelation 21:3,4
Psalm 37:10,11
Isaiah 25:8
Beautiful life story...
An incredible story one of the most incredible woman of history HIM Grand Duchess Elizabeth knew great wealth & privilege as well as great love & tragedy. Yet she gave to the people of Russia till the very end may you remain in our hearts forever Rest in Eternal Peace
Une dame de grande beauté, qui avait un grand cœur, mais qui n'avait pas de chance, elle mérite mieux que la fin horrible qu'elle a eu ni elle ni toute la famille royale
Nice one love xx da xx 👍🌹🌹💗💋😘💋💗
3:52 Despite the fact putin is a very controversial figure, at least he tried to memorialize the romanovs by erecting some monuments including the cross
Very true. Thanks for watching the video!
Being an American I can not see what’s not to like . But what do I know
Yes, I watched that video too, and he honoured her in his speech. I respect both the office and the man because he believes in God, he loves Russia and loves his people.
@Hope Three but still his life is a bit of a mystery.
@@johannymilord3371 I heard that Putin’s father is a Communist General 林彪。
Thank you for sharing this wonderful video. I named my daughter after her.
I considered using the name Anastasia or Tatiana if I ever had a little girl. My great-grandma’s name was Anastasia.
@@melissasheppard6674 Beautiful names for baby girl.
I love history, I watched this documentary three times and I will watch it again, so perfectly done the beautiful life of Elizabeth Feodorovna,she lived an expended live
and tragic one,all the trials and suffering what a remarkable lady who gave her serving the people who murder her husband and her. Thank you for this film I prized this team with an OSCAR FROM MY ❤
This was fascinating and so well done.
Thank you for your kind words and your positive feedback!
I am American, and have never heard of this amazing woman. Thank you so much for this video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing woman, thanks for posting.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Russian history and the elegant yet enigmatic Romanov dynasty will definitely live on through this series, BRAVO...
Thank you for such a beautiful video!
Thank you for this vid. What a beautiful soul she was. She should be far more known in the Western world too - people like this are the treasures of humanity. 💜
I just stumbled upon this channel.... my lucky day. Never heard of this remarkable woman.
What a beautiful and wonderful woman. Thanks for these documentaries!!!
Wonderful Lady, truly a saint, it's so sad that Alex didn't listen to her advice, things could have been so different if she had. RIP Ella.
The Communists destroyed everything that was good, that is what they do. Anything to do with faith and family they hate. Your documentaries are so informative and done so well. Thank you for giving us these treasures.
We are humbled by your kind words. Thank you so much!
Sounds like the Democrat party in the US.
I agree! America is also now in Danger Of BOLSHEVISM she too has turned her back on GOD!! I am now 60 I have never seen my country in such a horrible shape!!
Sad to see Putin praising her for what he has done to Ukraine, hardly Christian conduct.
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Thank you for this beautiful video. It honours a very special lady.
Russian history is intriguing. I know I state the obvious, but it fascinates me a great deal anyway, especially the Romanov’s, up to and including WW2.
Thanks for watching! We hope you'll enjoy more videos on our channel!
The Rurik dynasty is just as interesting! If you look up Russian history/star media there is a great doc on the Romanovs
An awesomely done documentary and I have watched quite a few in my 22 years of studying Russian history.Well done! Thank you!🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a great woman Elizabeth was rest in peace long live the Romanovs they deserved so much better
My late Mother, who parents were from Krakow, spoke respectfully of "Ella". I never knew who "Ella" was, only that she was part of the Russian Royal Family. Now I know more, thank you for this excellent post.
We're very happy you liked the video. Our plan is to make a second part to this. Best wishes! 💜
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Excellent!
Many thanks!
Ella was influential in persuading her sister Alix to marry Nicholas II, her husband's nephew. Queen Victoria did not approve of Ella's encouragement of the Russian marriage. As a young man, the Kaiser was deeply infatuated with Ella. He offered to help her escape after the Russian Revolution. Ella, however, would not accept help from Russia's great enemy. Ella's husband was not popular because he was a very stern administrator of Moscow.
The duke of Edinburgh mother was related to Elizabeth, she too was a beautiful woman inside and out, she was distraught when she heard of the murder. Thank you for the documentary..
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs love it 😊 we have to keep history in our hearts without history our future won’t be better,the mistakes we have made need to be learned. I pass on what I’ve learned to my granddaughter’s it opens their minds. The channel you have is part of that journey so thank you.
Victoria was Ella's sister.
@@lporquai9048 I find it fascinating that almost all the European countries and the romanovs had Queen Victoria’s blood in them,and how much a woman who was only 5ft influenced their reigns.I think that there wouldn’t have been a WW1 because she would have stepped in,but she couldn’t have known how much devastation would have been caused due to the haemophilia that was passed on from her. Events would have been so different. Thank you for your comment keep safe and well to you and yours.
I think that was his Grandmother,Victoria was mother of Alice of battenberg, mother of the Duke of Edinburgh.
It is sad to realize Elizabeth and the others did not die at once, but suffered terribly for days afterwards. Yet how tipical of her that there were signs she tried to aid others even then.
@hr 777 Marie-Antoinette, the last queen of France, was a CRIMINAL.
@@philippehenriot8245 I wouldn't call her a criminal, she's just a fool who has no idea how to run a country.
@@nikolabathory running the country wasn’t her job. Having been brought up the way she was, she could behave in no other way. What did she know of life outside the Court? Did she even know one existed?
Definitely an angel of God. To forgive the man who murdered the husband she loved so much. Not only that. She didnt have his body to bury. I cant imagine how she felt. But she must have suffered a great deal. Her faith saved her i think.
Undoubtedly, one of the greatest women of all times in world history!
The moment I pressed the Like button, my heart, aching, jumped in my chest.Thank you for telling this tremendous story....e
It is our honor! Thank you so much for your kind words!
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs @hr 777 Marie-Antoinette, the last queen of France, was a CRIMINAL.
@@philippehenriot8245 to the Romanovs she was a martyr
@@Elleoaqua You mean that the romanov family thought that Marie-Antoinette was a martyr ?
@@Elleoaqua Do you have any evidence of that ?
Thank you. Excellent video. She was truly an Angel
Bitter/Sweet video.
I like the spin this show put on how happy and pure their marriage was!
All historical reports actually have him as cold and cruel and arguably homosexual. He treated Ella like a child and some reports doubt the marriage was consummated. They had no children. Ella establishing a religious order to serve the poor and becoming the Abbess was no surprise. Ella's
Other sister Irene, happily married Kaiser Wilhelms brother, Henry. They had 2 sons with hemophilia. A fourth sister, May, died very young.
On the West porch of Westminster Abbey is her statue erected in 1998 for Elizabeth of Russia. She was also a great aunt of Queen Elizabeth from her father’s lineage as Ella’s mother was the sister of the Queen’ great grandfather Edward VII.
Even closer related to the Duke of Edinburgh.
@@jasperhorace3804 no, actually Phillip had the closer relation. His grandmother, Victoria Mountbatten was sister to Ella and Alexandra, last Russian Empress. His DNA was used to identify the Romanov family.
Queen Victoria's 2nd daughter, Alice, was mother to Ella & Alexandra.
Alice's brother became King Edward Vll upon Queen Victoria's death.
After Edward's death his son, George V became King, his son, became King George Vl, who was current Queen Elizabeth father.
Prince Phillip had 'royal' bloodline on both sides of his family. Q Elizabeth ll Mother, Q Elizabeth, the Queen Mother , had a Scottish royal ancestor way way back. Her Mother was a Countess, and I believe Elizabeth was a 'Lady'. Yes, the Protestant royal houses of Europe, UK and Orthodox Russian all intermarried and is a web of first and second cousins marrying ...usually spouses were relatives on both sides!
@@poorthingTrue. The European Royalty at the time regularly married their 1st and 2nd cousins. Many royal families were direct descendants of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert It's perhaps surprising that more European royal families didn't have significant genetic issues.
and yet no help was given to the Romanovs xD
@@sherwynesantiagoremandaban4662 hemophilia.
Very well done Great interviews Thank you ❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🦮❤️❤️
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Her's was a remarkable life. This is a magnificent work. Dear Saint Elizabeth intercede for us!
Thank you for this video book on the life snd times of the Romanovs plus the latest stories that happened later.
I don't know why, but this made me cry.
Beautiful documentary of an outstanding woman.
God Bless St. Elizabeth!
Amen.
As not a Romanov by blood, woman, widow, nun and without heirs her life should have been spared. Although she was kind of a rebel for not leaving Moscow as other Romanovs.
Well, she’s a saint now.
I'm so proud of my Catholic and Orthodox roots. When I was young, ever since I read the life of St Joan of Arc, I had a great desire of reading more about the Saints, both from the East and the West, with a great desire to share some of their stories to friends. There's so much one can learn from their collective life-stories and spiritual journeys. St Bernadette, the visionary of Our Lady at Lourdes, France, once said upon reading such stories, "Don't tell me about their virtues, tell me of their faults and flaws and how they overcame them!" If only more churches of various faiths knew more about these people and chose them as positive role-models at this day and age, they might not have a need to declare needless wars on others. Mother Teresa of Calcutta and her fellow Sisters of Charity treat people, regardless of their beliefs and non-beliefs everyday. I'm sure St Elizabeth would also aid her as well by numerous means, from sending some of her nuns to sending food, medicine and other provisions as well as acts as other acts of charity and mercy. I had been told Sister Ella was told of the story of her namesake, St Elizabeth of Hungary, when she was a child, noted for her acts of charity as well. Some of my favorite miracles attributed was when she was confronted by her husband, who noticed she had a bulging cloak full of food, medicine and other items to give to the poor. He asked her what she had in her cloak, she replied there were roses. Considering this was in the middle of winter, he didn't believe her. He opened her cloak and out came roses! He felt she was doing God's work. He also was notified she was treating a leper in their bed. He was about to expel the man out when instead of seeing a leper in their bed, he encountered Jesus crucified in place of the leper. He then ordered all the servants in the household to help their mistress in her ministry and they were most happy to oblige.
Apparently mother Teresa of Calcutta wasn't the person she appeared to be.🤷
@@angelaberni8873 True...like most saints had their trials and triumphs, what some theological scholars described as 'spiritual dryness' or 'dark nights of the soul'. It's best described as when one feels God (as they see God) is so distant to the point of feeling abandoned and yet God is very close. But during those periods does one feel their faith is being tested like that of taking raw ore of metal, it has to go through fire in order to be refined and purified before it's put to use. Whenever St Teresa of Avila (foundress of the Carmelite order of nuns), encountered any nun in her convent who felt depressed, she would remind them, "A sad nun makes a bad nun!" One of her spiritual daughters, St Elizabeth of the Trinity, used to have her own 'spiritual exercises' long before she felt called to enter the cloister. One of these was called 'the Clock of the Passion'...it involved whenever she found herself awakened in the middle of the night and unable to sleep, she took a mental note of the time and meditated quietly on the said hour on which Christ suffered prior to His Crucifixion, from the end of the Last Supper to prior to His agony in the Garden in Gethsemane betrayal and arrest, While in the garden, he told Peter, James and John, "My soul is sorrowful, even unto death...keep watch while I pray...." And as He prayed, His disciples fell asleep. When Jesus noted this, He chided them, "Couldn't you at least stay with Me for at least an hour? Pray that you won't fall into temptation...Simon, Listen to Me...Satan will come upon you like a farmer does with wheat, who separates the grain from the chaff....the flesh is willing, but the spirit is weak. Peter countered, "But, Rabbi, I won't abandon you and am willing to suffer and die with You...." The others added their agreement as well, but Jesus warned Peter, "Before the rooster crows twice, you will deny Me three times!"
Oui, la vie de sainte Élisabeth de Hongrie est magnifique ! Merci d'y faire référence.
Je suis né à Compiègne, la ville où Ste Jeanne d'Arc fut capturée, le 23 mai 1430, 1 an avant son martyre sur le bûcher de Rouen.
Amitiés d' Angoulême, France
I'm an American - Christian / Army Vet . Marxist are complete thugs . Love the Romanovs .
@@angelaberni8873agree!!! Evil bi ( ch sent to convert - a common greedy bit (h
Great video!! Congratulations on all the excellent work!!
Thank you very much!
She was so beautiful. So sad what happened to her.🥺💔
If I no i let u no xx .🤔it was very said xx R I P 😪😪😪🌹🙋♂️
Superb
I love the Romanovs, and love them more, the more I learn of them. They deserved so much better than the fates that they suffered. They were so much more worthy of their status than other European monarchs.
The Romanovs might not have deserved to die (I'm absolutely disgusted at the murders of children and nuns) but even if they might have been amiable personally, their rule was oppressive as heck and it is no wonder their were constant revolutions.
Interesting. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
Che povertà di commenti.
Conoscevo già questa tragica vicenda.
Ma ho ascoltato con sommo piacere perché molto ben spiegato.
Bravo.
E non facciamo caso ai "sapientoni"
What an interesting and informative video. Thank you
My new favourite channel on Romanovs :) - also my favourite royal family! Good job!
Wow, thank you! Welcome aboard!
Great woman
To see that pearl earring, I would just sob. I wish I could’ve seen that exhibit.
It was a privilege to see thiss presebtatio, thank you.
Wonderfully informative flim! Thank you! And Olga Shirnina's artistry brings Elizabeth Feodorovna's photographs to life!
RUclips does not promote our channel's videos for more than a month now (something must have bothered them) and we might be terminating our productions very soon. Sorry!
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs You know it might be a matter RUclips promotes channels for a time and then goes on to promote others , rather than you did something they didn't like. They were promoting some of my videos when that Romanov program was on Nexflex(?) and the interest in the family was high, but they don't do so now. You would know more about it than I , but perhaps you are not in danger , it is simply they promote different channels at different times .
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs Could I please get a contact of your team? I am an associate of the office of Russian Orthodox church in Belgrade, Serbia, and we are now working on the project of a book about Romanov Royal Martyrs in Serbian. Serbian people love and venerate the Romanov Royal Family. I hope we could establish contact and cooperation in perpetuating the memory of them, preserving their spiritual heritage and presenting true historical facts about them. Maybe one day, God willing, your wonderful book might even be published in Serbian. It is very important, in the world of today, to constantly remind ourselves what a truly Christian life should look like, and the Romanov family legacy is a most precious example to all of us.
@@M1710100 hello and thank you for writing to us. You can contact us through our website. Here's the link to do that: www.romanovs.eu/en-contact
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs Thank you!!! Will get in touch with you shortly!!!
I have just looked at your posters,they are unbelievably beautiful,I am planning to buy,Pay day soon,what an absolute treat they are,I plan to put them in a nice black frame,and I plan to make a space for all the family in my home,what a taking point!!!!🤗🇬🇧
I always love to see the photos. We are descended from Victoria and my great grandmother had the same nose as Alice and her daughters. My Aunt also has that distinct nose.
How are you descendents of Queen Victoria?
@@lporquai9048 we are related through Queen Charlotte. Also related to Empress Teresa Marie , Marie Antoinette’s mother.
@@francesbacon7825 That's very interesting.
@@lporquai9048 thank you. I have a very interesting heredity. Me? I am just me.
Brilliant, thank you, spasibo. 🌷🌷🌷 (Netherlands)
What a remarkable woman
Another pure innocent angel that deserved better than what see got. Smh.
We do not consider saints as victims. She recived the biggest gift that God could give her, the martyr's crown.
Remarkable. Remarkable Lady. Remarkable history.
I will their intercession for me & my family last night. 6-3-23. And I know my prayer will be answered. It's for family conversion and me and my children are conversing more and also taking action back to our FAITH🎉❤🙏 PRAY UNCEASINGLY
Thank you for this video!
I think it's important to look at how the Romanovs ruled. Most of the people lived in subhuman conditions, they were considered the property of the landowners, they were tied to the land. The Romanovs considered the divine rulers of Russia and were not prepared to share power with anyone. The communists were no better, except they released the people from their slavery. If Nicholas had followed through with the plans of his grandfather, Russia may be a totally different country today.
I think Nikolaj was not the right person to rule Russia. He lived in a dream world. And he believed that he become tsar through god. And he made such a lot of mistakes.
Hmm, one bad master traded for another, I think.
非常正确，结果俄国革命以后上来一个更加邪恶独裁可怕的苏维埃政权，任何通过暴力上台的政权都是邪恶的，历史上最好的三大革命:荷兰革命，英国光荣革命，美国革命，历史上最可怕的革命:俄国革命，法国革命，中国革命。
Wrong, serfdom had been abolished several decades before when the revolution happened
We also have to remember times were different then and we can't compare now to then as times have changed in 120 years
Together in heaven.
Царская семья одна из любимых Святых!!!
Тоже очень люблю их и молюсь им.Святые Ца
рственные Мученики молите Бога о нас!
Love the history and how some royals will rebuild after so much tragedy
This was very interesting. Sad and beautiful at the same time.
So sad and so beautiful
Elizabeth had a major break with her sister Empress Alexandra over Rasputin. The secret police intercepted telegrams from Elizabeth which she congratulated the murderers. Alexandra was furious. When Elizabeth made one last attempt to warn Alexandra about Rasputin she said the Empress "drove me away like a dog".
А не Елизавета-ли сделала все, чтобы Алиса стала женой Николая? Они ведь знали о гемофилии в семье. Распутин спасал Алексея, и Александра как тигрица сражалась со всеми, кто мог лишить ее мальчика шанса на спасение.
I love this channel! I learn so much about the Romanov family. Thank you so much!
Hello, thanks for watching. Yes, so much has never been told about this family, other than mostly slanders and myths. That's why we started this project and published the first ever biography of the last Imperial family, using strictly primary archival sources from Russia.
Thanks for sharing this video
So nice of you!
WoW...she was born 100 years and 2 days before I was...