After Czar Nicholas II abdicated during the Russian Revolution, he and his family were lined up late one night in a basement in 1918, as if another picture were to be taken.

Tsar Nicholas II of Russia (1868 - 1918) The last emperor of Russia, is officially said to have been executed by Bolsheviks along with his family during the Russian Revolution in 1918.

For safety, the family resettled on a farm in Campbellsville and finally Cooksville, Ont. Her cousin, Queen Elizabeth II, visited in 1959, and invited Olga to lunch on her yacht Britannia when it ...

For nine decades after Bolshevik executioners gunned down Czar Nicholas II and his family, there were no traces of the remains of Crown Prince Alexei, the hemophiliac heir to Russia's throne. Some ...

The family of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, c1906-c1907 (?). The Tsar (1868-1918), Tsarina Alexandra (1872-1918) and their children Grand Duchesses Olga (1895-1918), Tatiana (1897-1918), Maria (1899 ...

The Russian Orthodox Church has bestowed sainthood on the last Czar, Nicholas II, and his family. Nicholas, the Empress Alexandra and at least five of their children were executed by firing squad ...

Russian Orthodox Church cannonizes Czar Nicholas II and his immediate family for their 'humbleness, patience and meekness' when they were imprisoned and executed by Bolsheviks 82 years ago ...

Russian Orthodox Church cannonizes Czar Nicholas II and his immediate family for their 'humbleness, patience and meekness' when they were imprisoned and executed by Bolsheviks 82 years ago ...