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Rare Pictures of Family Life of the Last Russian Emperor

It is known that Nicholas II was a great family man, a caring husband and father. He didn’t like social events and was spending most of the time with his wife and children.

The whole family enjoyed photography: Nicholas II himself and all his children took a lot of pictures. We present you a collection of photographs from the family archives of the family of the last Russian emperor.

Last Emperor of Russia Family Life photo 1

Greek Prince Nicholas and Russian Emperor Nicholas II (on the top) are fooling around

Last Emperor of Russia Family Life photo 2

Grand Princess Tatiana (on the left), Grand Princess Olga and maid of honor of the Empress Anna Vyrubova during a summer trip to Finland in 1908

Last Emperor of Russia Family Life photo 3

Nicholas II and Crown Prince Alexei

Last Emperor of Russia Family Life photo 4

Crown Prince Alexei wearing the form of Russian regiments

Last Emperor of Russia Family Life photo 5

Crown Prince Alexei

Last Emperor of Russia Family Life photo 6

Last Emperor of Russia Family Life photo 7

The last generation of the royal family

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Last Emperor of Russia Family Life photo 9

Last Emperor of Russia Family Life photo 10

All of the Romanovs: Emperor Nicholas II, his wife Alexandra Feodorovna, and children – son Alexei, daughters – Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia

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Last Emperor of Russia Family Life photo 12

Last Emperor of Russia Family Life photo 13

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Last Emperor of Russia Family Life photo 15

Grand Princess Maria

Last Emperor of Russia Family Life photo 16

Grand Princess Tatiana

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Last Emperor of Russia Family Life photo 18

Crown Prince Alexei at the time of study

In the night July 16-17, 1918, in the basement of the Ipatiev House in Ekaterinburg, the family of Emperor Nicholas II was shot by the Bolsheviks. Seven members of the family, doctor and three servants were killed.

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