[ad_1]
1918. On July 17, the Bolsheviks badbadinated the former Russian empire, Tsar Nikolai II, with his family (including five children) and his servants in Yatapurstan at Ipatyev's home. The Russian Orthodox Church was canonized by all those who were killed. The murder of the Tsar has created many legends, stories and conspiracy theories.
# LV99plus
This publication is part of the drama lsm.lv # LV99plus, about events in Latvia and the region 100 years ago. It is part of a modern chronological reconstruction of the events of 1917 and 1918, which allowed to establish an independent state of Latvia. The project's discussion platform is the Facebook Live History group.
Cars – Failure
Nikolai II is one of the most controversial personalities in Russian history. For some, he is a martyr, others are a mischievous, capable and brave ruler or, on the contrary, an undecided and weak statesman.
He began with the tragedy of Hodinka, killing a thousand and a half people (here he had the palm of "bloody"), continued with the loss of the Russo-Japanese war, the fifth annual revolution, the Failures of the First World War, a revolution, the abandonment of the throne and ended with a brutal murder in the basement of a house in Yekaterinburg. On the other hand, several important reforms were carried out during the period of Nicholas II, the trans-Siberian railway was built and the country became one of the most dynamic economies in the world.
Stopped and Forgotten
During the February Revolution, the car of the Russian Empire Nicholas II abdicated and was arrested. He spent several months under house arrest, but in 1917 he was sent to Toboļsku. No Russian Provisional Government, no later than the Soviet Government, really knew what to do with Nikolai Romanov.
The possibility of his trial was considered, but it was not organized either.
1918. In the spring, Nikolay and his family were transferred from Tobolsk to Yekaterinburg. Regular rumors seemed to indicate that the monarchists were planning to release the Tsar, but they were completely unfounded. In Russia, at that time, there was no group of monarchists strong enough and organized to carry out such an operation. The German and former governments, even in spite of their links, have shown no particular interest in the liberation of Romanov. Nikolai has turned out to be forgotten and forgotten. The uncertainty surrounding the fate of Romanov continued until July, when the anti-Bolshevist Czechoslovak forces launched the attack in the Urals.
Murder
17. On the night of July, the Tsar's family (Nikolai Romanov, his wife Alexander Fyodorovna, his daughter Olga, Tatyana, Mariya, Anastasia and Alexeyev) with servants (doctor, cook and two servants) led the family to prepare the food. 39, evacuation of the city. housing After the decision of the Ural Council, a violent fire began
. The family members and servants of the Romanovs are gone. After, the carcbad was taken to destroy. For several years, in the context of the murder of the Tsar's family, a legend tells that it was manufactured by Latvian riflemen
Four Latvians were indeed car in the car, but they refused to take part in the shooting
or two Latvians. However, it is quite clear that in the middle of the death of the family of Ipatyev, he was Latvian.
Latvian Martyr
One of the martyrs who was badbadinated and canonized at Ipatyev was Alois Lauris Trupas, the vagabond of Nicholas II. He was born on August 8, 1856 at the border of the parish of Vidzeme and Latgale – Barkavas, Kalnava
The young soldier of the Stalto-Gardes noticed the mother of Nicholas II, Maria Fedorovna, and was accepted as a servant in the family of Tsar. The missing man remained faithful to the Romanov family, accompanying him in exile, and also going to death. A.L. Orthodox Church The canyon was canonized despite the fact that he was Catholic.
[ad_2]
Source link
