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This article explores the collapse of the Russian Empire from 1855 to 1917, examining the political, social, and economic upheavals that paved the way for the Bolshevik Revolution and the creation of the Soviet Union. It delves into the failed reforms, the 1905 revolution, and the challenges of the State Duma, the impact of World War I, and the February Revolution that overthrew the Romanov dynasty, ultimately highlighting how these pivotal events shaped the course of 20th century global politics. To read more, please visit this very link: https://www.timeprinternews.com/2024/08/the-fall-of-imperial-russia-from.html

Ever imagined what a popular series would be like... with LENIN?! no? oh... WELL NOW IT IS REALITY! ENJOY COMRADES! Note that these stories are jokes and shouldn't be taken seriously.

After Russia lost the Russo-Japanese War the Tsar Nicholas II's popularity was going downhill. Soon the Romanov family was arrested and moved to the Ipatiev House where they would all later die except for Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanov (Nastya), the youngest daughter of Tsar Nicholas II. How did the seventeen year old Grand Duchess escape the clutches of the Bolshevik Secret Police? Did she survive to see her grand children? Find out in, The Surviving Romanov.

The last day of the Romanov's life before their execution on July 16, 1918

Dancing bears, painted wings, things I almost remember and a song someone sings, once upon a December. It's 1906 in St.Petersburg, the world is alive and the Grand Duchess is only 5, a shared look between her grandmother, a knowing smile, a cry of longing and a music box, their little secret. She's leaving for Paris without Anastasia. It's 1917, Anastasia is 16, adored by everyone, the youngest of the Tsar's daughters and she is the picture of beauty. That is until the Bolsheviks attack the palace and the royals are taken to Ipatiev house in Yekaterinburg. They are never seen again. It's 1918, the Romanov family are woken during the night and told to dress, they are being moved to a safer location. They walk down to the cellar of the Ipatiev house, awaiting the arrival of their transport. It never came. They were executed right there in the cellar, no Romanov was left alive. It's 1927, and there's a rumour in St. Petersburg. Although the Tsar did not survive, one daughter may be still alive, the Princess Anastasia, but please do not repeat. This is the companion novel to the 2017 Broadway musical, giving insights to the story, and telling a much darker, historical twist to the enchanting tale. This may include references and implications to the 1997 original movie

A summary of the Russian Revolution, with characters from Hetalia: Axis Powers. From the February Revolution to the end of the Russian Civil War, I present to you, One for All: A Hetalia Fanfiction Please note that I do not own Hetalia, or the characters in it. With that out of the way, enjoy!

A family perspective on the Great War (First World War) from both sides, both fronts.

Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanov should have been dead. Dead with the rest of her family - the Tsar's family. Royalty and aristocracy no longer had a place in a country that now belonged to the people; it was the dawn of a new age. But she was not dead. Hiding from the outside world, the young princess was alone in her journey to escape the past. Though titleless, the royal blood flowing through her veins could not be denied. She was grand duchess Anastasia of house Romanov - the last of Russia's royalty. She was the lost heir to the Russian throne. --- Rumors of the survival of the Tsar's youngest daughter are being whispered from left to right. It's the legend, the mystery! Needless to say, it's something the revolutionists aren't too pleased with. Join Anastasia as she struggles to escape who she once was... and survive the new regime's hunt. --- "What, pray tell, are you running from?" "My past." --- [ A/N ] Hello! I'm Anastasia (no, really) and uh, well, this is my first story that isn't a one-shot and uh........ I wrote this after developing a fascination towards monarchies and well, the demise of the Romanov family, following the Bolshevik revolution of 1917. Also, I've got a "thing" for the Broadway musical 'Anastasia' and the idea to write a sort of mirror to it was rather appealing, so here you go, I guess. Now, updates.... I'm 15, and a freshman. Needless to say, it's going to take a looooooooong time for me to complete this story. Like, a long, LONG time. Yeet. Sorry. Oh, oh, oh! Not to mention, this is the FIRST draft of the story, so there will most definitely be some rewriting going on when it reaches its later stages and of course, the good ol' editing.

"The meek will inherit the earth, child," said Ilya, stooping to Anastasia's level. "Whose side will you be on when that day comes?" ~ After the execution of the royal Romanov family of Russia in 1918, rumors swirled of the surviving Anastasia, youngest daughter and only remaining heir to the throne. Many said she escaped into the woods, yet many more said she suffered the same tragic fate as her family. The state said nothing in response, but they knew the answer. Anastasia is a wolf among the sheep, placed under the wing of stubborn Bolshevik leader Ilya Kazimavich in an attempt to convert her to the ideas of communism. Forced to assume a new Soviet identity as Yekaterina Kazimavich, Ilya struggles to instill communist doctrine in the tsar's only remaining heir, but they need her to win over the monarchists. Torn between her royal roots and Lenin's iron-fisted regime, Anastasia tries to cope with her new identity and come of age in a world where she can be anything but herself. And then she meets a Menshevik rebel and her world flips upside down.

written in December 2005 (quotes related to the German edition of Lenin's Works)

And How To Avoid Legalistic, Sectarian, Reconciliatory, and Centrist Mistakes STUDY TEXT OF THE COMINTERN/ML By Wolfgang Eggers Original German text - May 6th, 2003