After this man was persuaded by his mistress to take a different route along the Catherine Canal Embankment, Nicholas Rysakov hurled a primitive bomb that wrecked the wheels of the ruler's carriage.
Members of the "People's Will" movement had rented a small shop in which they sold cheese while burrowing a tunnel under the street, and had posted five people along other streets in the capital. After this man was persuaded by his mistress to take a different route along the Catherine Canal Embankment, Nicholas Rysakov hurled a primitive bomb that wrecked the wheels of the ruler's carriage. Overcome by curiosity, he dismounted and was mortally wounded by another bomb. FTP, this describes the 1881 assassination of which tsar known as the "Liberator" for his emancipation of serfs twenty years earlier?
Members of the "People's Will" movement had rented a small shop in which they sold cheese while burrowing a tunnel under the street, and had posted five people along other streets in the capital.
Alexander II