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roehenstart · 5 months
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Portrait of Sophie Dorothea of Württemberg, Grand Duchess of Russia. By Alexander Roslin.
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krasivaa · 10 months
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Grand Duchess Tatiana Nikolaevna Romanova in captivity in Tsarskoe Selo, Russia, April 1917. 💔💘
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kaiserrreich · 1 year
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Empress Alexandra of Russia, having her likeness modeled in clay, three years before the revolution of 1917.
Source & colorization credit: https://www.reddit.com/r/ColorizedHistory/comments/9h2q7x/empress_alexandra_of_russia_having_her_likeness/
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dreamconsumer · 10 months
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Tatiana Nikolaevna and Maria Nikolaevna.
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cawthedwal · 16 days
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dekulakization · 10 months
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History repeats itself.
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nickysfacts · 10 months
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Russia traditionally was a very accepting place for LGBT individuals!
🏳️‍🌈🇷🇺🏳️‍🌈
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salomedebeaurepaire · 2 years
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The impressive beauty of malachite furniture made in the 18th-19th century :
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raechologyy · 2 months
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People saying Nicholas II was a good Tsar makes me so mad....
He wasn't a good Tsar. He was neglectful and abused his people. He was an antisemite, and read anti-jewish propaganda to his children. He literally attended a ball THE NIGHT OF Bloody Sunday.
Not to say he didn't care about his people, but he was truly a neglectful Tsar who was a detriment to his Empire.
He was, however, a good man (with his faults) and a loving father. I will give people that, but it's so hard to agree he was a good Tsar.
He was born to be a family man, but doomed to be a neglectful Tsar.
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ebert1f · 2 years
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Awesome,you're finally back^^
no not really...
and who are you? 🧐
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Inspection of the Black Sea Fleet in 1849
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roehenstart · 6 months
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Portrait of Natalia Alexeievna of Russia (1755-1776), wife of Paul I of Russia. By Peter Falconet.
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krasivaa · 1 year
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Tsar Nicholas II proudly looking at his smiling little son, Tsarevich Alexei, in fields, 1907. ✨❤
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kaiserrreich · 1 year
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I have to share this fic... it's really good. Alexei II by Cribman // link
Summary: Instead of abdicating for his younger brother, Nicholas II is instead pressured to abdicate in favour of his underage and haemophiliac son, Alexei. With Russia in the midst of a revolution during a war against the brutal onslaught of the Central Powers. The new provisional government must work with the new Tsar and his regent to heal the fractured empire before more damage can be done. With their popularity damaged almost to the point beyond repair. The senior members of the House of Romanov must begin to embrace political reforms to survive the turbulence that is surely to come.
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dreamconsumer · 9 months
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Olga and Anastasia Nikolaevna.
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nicklloydnow · 1 year
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“The Roman Empire was the enterprise of a city; England's was established to remedy the exiguity of an island; Germany sought to build hers in order not to smother in an overpopulated territory. An unparalleled phenomenon, Russia was to justify her projected expansion in the name of her vast spaces. "The moment I have enough, why not have too much?" Such is the implicit paradox of both her proclamations and her silences. By converting infinity into a political category, she would overturn the classical concept and the traditional contexts of imperialism and provoke throughout the world a hope too great not to degenerate into chaos.” - Emil Cioran, ‘History and Utopia’ (1960) [page 36]
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coreytasticc · 2 years
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I wish I had a /30 Mosin to drown in cosmoline, fully load, and hang on a wall to never touch or fire.
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