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The Fall of the Romanov Dynasty (1927)
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90 min | Documentary, History

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The Fall of the Romanov Dynasty (1927)

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90 min | Documentary, History

In May 1913 the Romanov Dynasty celebrates its 300th anniversary at the Russian throne. The last emperor in the long line is Tsar Nicholas II. He rules over a country with huge social and economic differences. Russia is for the most part ...See moreIn May 1913 the Romanov Dynasty celebrates its 300th anniversary at the Russian throne. The last emperor in the long line is Tsar Nicholas II. He rules over a country with huge social and economic differences. Russia is for the most part still an agrarian society, but capitalism and its industries are growing. In 1914 Russia gets involved in the First World War. Tsar Nicholas II declares a general mobilization. A vast number of peasants and workers have to go to the front as soldiers. After three years the country is ruined by the war, and there is a shortage of provisions. In February 1917 workers begin striking in the capital, Petrograd. Their protests are soon joined by soldiers. A complete anarchy is threatening the country, when the parliament, called the duma, reorganizes the power structure by forming a new Provisional Government. At the same time the Soviet of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies forms another ruling body at the City Hall of Petrograd. In this situation Tsar Nicholas II sees no other possibility than to resign from his government. On the 4th of March 1917 he declares his abdication from the throne. The new Provisional Government and its war minister Kerensky continue the war. This presents an opportunity for the Bolsheviks to organize demonstrations and to persuade the workers and soldiers to overthrow the Provisional Government and seize power themselves. Written by Maths Jesperson {maths.jesperson1@comhem.se} See less

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Name	Known for
Mikhail Alekseyev Self (with Tsar Nicholas) (archive footage) Self (with Tsar Nicholas) (archive footage) See fewer
Alexei Brusilov Self (consults with another officer) (archive footage) Self (consults with another officer) (archive footage) See fewer
Nikolai Chkheidze Self (chairman, 1st session, Petrograd Soviet) (archive footage) Self (chairman, 1st session, Petrograd Soviet) (archive footage) See fewer
Emperor Franz Josef Self (reviews troops) (archive footage) Self (reviews troops) (archive footage) See fewer	Kaiser Wilhelm and Emperor Franz Josef, and Prince Henry Riding Horseback (1902)
Vera Figner Self (People's Will Party, in open car) (archive footage) Self (People's Will Party, in open car) (archive footage) See fewer
Grand Duchess Anastasia Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	End of the House of Romanov (2023)
Grand Duchess Maria Self (archive footage) (as Grand Duchess Marie) Self (archive footage) (as Grand Duchess Marie) See fewer	End of the House of Romanov (2023)
Grand Duchess Olga Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	De kongelige skal fotograferes (1899)
Grand Duchess Tatiana Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	De kongelige skal fotograferes (1899)
Aleksandr Guchkov Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer
Iliodor Self (monk, Rasputin's rival) (archive footage) (as Illiodor) Self (monk, Rasputin's rival) (archive footage) (as Illiodor) See fewer	The Fall of the Romanoffs (1917)
Aleksandr Izvolsky Self (ambassador to France, gets into carriage) (archive footage) Self (ambassador to France, gets into carriage) (archive footage) See fewer
Joseph Joffre Self (with Millerand) (archive footage) Self (with Millerand) (archive footage) See fewer	Somewhere in France (I) (1915)
Kaiser Wilhelm II Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	Gewalt gegen Recht (1920)
Governor of Kaluga Self (governor, Kaluga, with wife, dog, servants) (archive footage) Self (governor, Kaluga, with wife, dog, servants) (archive footage) See fewer
Aleksandr Kerensky Self (doffs fur hat, shakes hands of soldiers) (archive footage) Self (doffs fur hat, shakes hands of soldiers) (archive footage) See fewer	The German Curse in Russia (1918)
King George V Self (in ceremonial carriage, not visible) (archive footage) Self (in ceremonial carriage, not visible) (archive footage) See fewer	Their Imperial Majesties in Bombay (1911)
Aleksandr Kolchak Self (aboard ship) (archive footage) Self (aboard ship) (archive footage) See fewer
P.V. Krupensky Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer
Vladimir Lenin Self (speech before crowd, on train with well-wishers) (archive footage) (as V.I. Lenin) Self (speech before crowd, on train with well-wishers) (archive footage) (as V.I. Lenin) See fewer	Un'alba (1920)
V.A. Maklakov Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer
Alexandre Millerand Self (French War Minister, with Joffre) (archive footage) Self (French War Minister, with Joffre) (archive footage) See fewer	Mutual Weekly, No. 4 (1913)
Paul Milyukov Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer
Gospodin Nekrasov Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer
Raymond Poincaré Self (visits Russia just before War begins) (archive footage) Self (visits Russia just before War begins) (archive footage) See fewer	The First World War (2003)
Vladimir Purishkevich Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer
Fyodor Rodichev Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer
Mikhail Rodzyanko Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	Hearst-Pathé News, No. 61 (1917)
Aleksey Nikolaeyvitch Romanov Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	Mutual Weekly, No. 87 (1914)
Vasili Shulgin Self (archive footage) (as V.V. Shulgin) Self (archive footage) (as V.V. Shulgin) See fewer	Pered sudom istorii (1965)
Vladimir Sukhomlinov Self (in plain field uniform coat) (archive footage) Self (in plain field uniform coat) (archive footage) See fewer	Mutual Weekly, No. 22 (1915)
Aleksei Sergeevich Suvorin Self (leader, monarchist press, Vremya) (archive footage) (as Gospodin Suvorin) Self (leader, monarchist press, Vremya) (archive footage) (as Gospodin Suvorin) See fewer
Tsar Nicholas II Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	The German Curse in Russia (1918)
Tsarina Alexandra Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	Arrival of Funeral Cortege at St. George's Chapel (1901)
Irakli Tseretelli Self (leader, Mensheviks) (archive footage) Self (leader, Mensheviks) (archive footage) See fewer
N.A. Vtorov Self (owner, Vtorovsky armaments factory) (archive footage) Self (owner, Vtorovsky armaments factory) (archive footage) See fewer
Nikolai Yudenich Self (signs papers) (archive footage) Self (signs papers) (archive footage) See fewer