One photograph depicts this man switching uniforms with his first cousin Wilhelm II, and during a celebration of his coronation at Khodynka Field, rumors of insufficient food and drink led to stampede that killed over a thousand people.
One photograph depicts this man switching uniforms with his first cousin Wilhelm II, and during a celebration of his coronation at Khodynka Field, rumors of insufficient food and drink led to stampede that killed over a thousand people. During his reign, Father Gapon led a group of petitioners who were gunned down during (*) Bloody Sunday. That event led Sergei Witte to persuade this man to protect civil liberties and strengthen the Duma in the October Manifesto. His losses in the Russo-Japanese War and World War I led to his abdication in 1917. For ten points, name this last Tsar of the Romanov dynasty, who was executed by Bolsheviks in 1918.
One photograph depicts this man switching uniforms with his first cousin Wilhelm II, and during a celebration of his coronation at Khodynka Field, rumors of insufficient food and drink led to stampede that killed over a thousand people.
Nicholas II or Nikolay II [accept Nikolay Alexandrovich Romanov] &lt;BZ&gt;