Originally posted by wills_gurl0824@Sep 10th, 2003 - 5:48 pm he's traitor!! he not born in russia! he born in spain! he's not full russian!!
What is your point?....the last Czar, HIM Nicholas II, had VERY little Russian blood flowing through his viens. According to the experts he was only 1/264 th. Russian.
He was mostly GERMAN in decent.
GD Maria Vladimirovna[mother of GD Georgi], according to most experts, has the best claim to the Romanov throne. What difference does it make where they were born. The Romanov House laws do not exclude the rightful hier just because he/she happened to be born outside of Russia. Get a grip on reality!
1. Her Imperial Majesty Tzarina Alexandra Feodorovna with her son His Imperial Highness Tzarevitch Alexei
2. Her Imperial Majesty Tzarina Alexandra Feodorovna with Their Imperial Highnesses the Grand Duchesses Olga Alexandrovna, Tatiana, Marie and Anastasia
Rare photographs of the Tsar Nicholas II and Tsarevitch Aleksey.
Taken at Stavka (Army Headquarters) in Mogilev, there is an inscription in pencil (in Russian) on the back of photo saying "Stavka 1915".
I'm sorry, but I don't know the source, these photos were from my grandmother in Russia. She bought them a long time ago, but she doesn't know who took them. Besides they're copies of the originals.
I did some research and I think they may have been taken by T. Kon or D. Asikritov who were the main photographers to the Imperial Court.
Portrait of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna (wife of Nicholas II), taken in 1894 by T. Kon or D. Asikritov.
Inscription near the upper edge in ink: "Her Majesty Empress Alexandra Feodorovna". The upper edge is cut off, probably, to fit the frame. The photograph is bigger than the usual court portraits.
Photograph of Tsar Nicholas II at parade of the Life Guard Cossack Regiment in 1907.
Photographers marks on the reverse are: Ist Ural Squadron of the Cossack Regiment. 3rd Brigade, 1st Life Guard Cavalry Division.
Another photograph of Nicholas II at parade of the Life Guard Cossack Regiment, taken in 1907. Photographers's marks in pencil on the reverse: 1st Ural Squadron of the Cossack regiment, 3rd brigade 1st Life Guard Cavalry Division.
I have included the back of the postcard of the "Czar and Family". The writer talks about seeing the King of Spain driving into Kensington Palace in London, England!
Thanks Jil, they're great. Can you read what is written, I can't really written the scripture, something that the one who wrote it saw the King of Spain?
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Thanks Jil, they're great. Can you read what is written, I can't really written the scripture, something that the one who wrote it saw the King of Spain?
Here is what I can read from the postcard: (The message begins on the back and ends on the front of the postcard):
"Aleck to go too, but he can't come up for it. I do hope they will ask me to take someone in his stead!! You ought to have been here on Sunday "the bob" was in church. I went and had tea with them in the afternoon so you can imagine my joy!!! I saw the King of Spain this morning just as he was driving into Kensington Palace gates on the High Street. Sally was here on Saturday and seem quite sad that you weren't here. Certainly you made a deep impression. It has pelted with rain all day as well as yesterday. There is a doodie Band playing just now. Hope you will be able to read these. Best love, Y.L.C. Gladys. June 6th 1905."
Addressed to:
Miss Marjorie Gem
The Picarage
Bucklebury
Reading
Berkshire
Postmarked: June 7, 1905 from South Kensington, England.
*I am not sure what a "doodie Band" is but I think it might be a band that plays in front of the palace. I watched such a band play at Buckingham Palace in front of the guards.
Exhibition of photos of Nicholas II to open in St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg, August 25, Interfax - The last days of the Romanovs exhibition of photos by Pierre Gilliar, the teacher of the children of the last Russian emperor........ http://www.interfax-religion.com/?act=news&div=1892
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Beautiful picture of the last Tsar. He was a powerful tsar but he lost everything, his trone and love from his people.
More pictures of the tsar Nicholas II. With his son, grand duke Alexei, with kosaks troops and a 1896 picture,The Coronation Day in Moscow.
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