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    Royal Romanov Family

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    an end a three hundred yearlong rule of the Dynasty. It eliminated the hereditary monarchy that Russia had lived under for hundreds of years. Despite the Romanov’s many attempts of reformations that had positive but mostly negative effects on the Russian empire‚ the royal family were witness to many assassinations‚ but the monarchy was never at risk of being eliminated. However‚ the Dynasty saw its last Tsar‚ namely Nicholas II‚ and the rest of the royal family assassinated due to the political factors

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    reforms. He was very influenced by Western European ideas and incorporated many of them into Russian society. Throughout their history‚ Russian males wore long beards. After viewing European styles‚ Peter declared that all men‚ except peasants and priests were to cut off their beards and if they refused‚ they were to pay one hundred rubles a year. Peter also passed a reform of proper attire for Russians. Nobles originally wore long garments that had touched the floor but Peter abolished this and

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    living in Estonia throughout his childhood‚ leaning toward Russian monarchy and Imperial systems‚ and finding belief in Eastern Buddhism. Baron Ungern was born in Austria‚ 1885 to his German parents but shortly moved to Estonia after her parents had divorced and her mother Remarried. At birth he was christened “Nikolai Roman Maximilian” a mix between Russian and German heritage. Though he was born German‚ he had many ties to the Russians‚ like most German nobles‚ through intermarriage to the Romanovs

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    of both 1905 and 1917 were greatly influenced by the economic situation at the time as the ruins of the economy in 1905 left by the Russo-Japanese war meant that many Russians became dissatisfied with the situation and wanted change. The revolutions were a wave of mass political and social unrest that spread throughout the Russian Empire and included worker strikes‚ peasant unrest‚ and military mutinies. However it could be argued that other factors such as war‚ both the Russo-Japanese and First

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    view where kindness‚ duty and the rule of are the alien intrusion. When a young anglicized nurse Anna Khitrova‚ received a diary of a Russian teenager who dies while giving birth on Anna’s watchs. She compelled to hunt down the family of the teenager and the kin of the new born baby girl. This bring her face to face with the girl’s keepers. Nikolai Luzhin a russian chauffer for the crime boss Semyon and his son‚ the alcoholic and abusively overbearing Kirill. These mans are tough and dangerous- Nikolai

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    Fyodor Dostoyevsky

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    Fyodor Dostoyevsky Russian Novelist and Philosopher Fyodor Dostoyevsky was a Russian novelist‚ philosopher‚ short story writer and essayist. He was born in Moscow Russia in the early 1800’s and wrote philosophical works that stimulated human thoughts. He died at the age of 59. Born: November 11‚ 1821‚ Moscow‚ Russia Died: February 9‚ 18811‚ Moscow‚ Russia Education: Military Engineering-Technical University‚ St. Petersburg Time Period/ Genre: All of Fyodor Dostoyevsky wrote all of his work

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    for labor on the large lands the powerful leaders and people of the time had 2. . Catherine the Great: German born Russian tsarina in the 18th century; ruled after the assassination of her husband; gave appearance of enlightened rule 3. Ivan IV: Ivan the terrible; confirmed power of tsarist autocracy by attacking authority of boyars (aristocrats); continued policy of Russian expansion 4. Expansion: Russia was stretching western and forming a borderland between eastern and western Europe 5.

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    Romanovs Fall

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    the Middle Ages must have only intensified their feeling that the Tsar must be overthrown. Hi‚ I have read a slightly different account of this particular character’s influence on Russian history‚ but make no mistake‚ he was critical in the downfall of the Romanovs. In my undergrad days‚ I majored in Russian history and I do not recall ever hearing that Rasputin was a pacifist. If anything‚ Rapsutin was a supporter of the Tsar and mother Russia. The Tsaritsa‚ Nikolas’ wife‚ was German

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    The renowned Russian Empire that stretches from the Eastern Europe of Poland to the eastern shore of Sea of Okhotsk was once a federation of city-states called Kievan Rus‚ and the greatest literary work done in that period is the Lay of Igor’s Campaign‚ which chronicles an unsuccessful military expedition lunched by Igor Svyatoslavovich‚ against the nomadic tribe of Polovtsy in 1185. In comparison‚ the other piece of Russian literature The Zadonshchina tells a tale of the Battle of Kulikovo in 1380

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    Over time‚ the Russian land and people have changed to accommodate for their needs but they have also kept some aspects the same whether it was for the better or the worse. Throughout 1801 and 1939‚ many things changed in the Soviet Union while keeping many things the same. An aspect of the Soviet Union that changed between 1801 and 1939 was the shift of the government from a czar ruled totalitarian government to a more distributed communist government. In March of 1801‚ Paul I was killed and his

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