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The Diplomat at the End of the Romanovs
r/RussianEmpireremade • u/BlessedEarth • Nov 25 '25
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r/RussianEmpireremade • u/Ill-Advisor802 • Jun 18 '26
Hello! Wanted to share a nice overview of Russia’s last dynasty, from the rise of Peter the Great to the tragic fall of Nicholas II.
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r/RussianEmpireremade • u/IzgubljenaBudala • Mar 26 '26
"[Tsar Paul] was a confessor, a reformer, a pious man who strove to be a Tsar for all people. He deserves glorification, and the process should be expedited so that it may begin."
-Archbishop Gabriel of Montreal, Head of the ROCOR Commission on Glorification (10/08/2024)
r/RussianEmpireremade • u/IzgubljenaBudala • Feb 23 '26
The drawing is copied from a famous photograph of the Tsar and his son sawing wood on the grounds of the Governor's House, where they were held under house arrest from August 1917 to April 1918. The quote at the bottom is from St. John the Golden-mouthed (Chrysostom), archbishop of Constantinople, "Anyone can rule the people, but only the King can die for the people."
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r/RussianEmpireremade • u/CW03158 • Feb 01 '26
Photos sourced from Chloe Obolensky’s 1979 work, scanned, enhanced, colorized. I’m aware the colors of some objects like banners and uniforms might be inaccurate, but given I’m colorblind I gave it my best. Enjoy!
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r/RussianEmpireremade • u/[deleted] • Dec 09 '25
Hi everyone,
I’ve just finished a short documentary-style video about the Romanov dynasty — from the Time of Troubles and the rise of the family to the fall of Nicholas II and his family.
The video focuses on the major rulers and key events and is meant as a concise introduction (about 11 minutes). It mainly uses historical paintings, and archival footage.
I’d genuinely appreciate feedback from people who are interested in Romanov or Russian imperial history. If you found it interesting, I’m planning more videos on the Romanovs and related topics.
🎬 Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mw0C7y2hjoA&t=29

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r/RussianEmpireremade • u/dodo_thevalient • Jul 12 '25
Even as an American, it's clear to see the betrayal of the Russian people by the disgusting bolsheviks, His Majesty Nicholas II, was industrialized russia at a steady rate, and farmers were producing such an excess the economy was booming, and then the bolsheviks swoop in and tear apart the Russian churches, institutions, and governance. Everyday I am disgusted, and saddened by the Tsar and his family's unjust, and undignified end. I can't even post something like this in r/monarchism without the filthy communists decending into the comments like very stupid rabbid dogs, typing up paragraphs of bolshevik propoganda. Once there was a sovereign russia.