Yekaterinburg was the site of this ruler's death, which came at the hands of a firing squad of Bolsheviks.
This ruler's government controversially funded the newspaper Bessarabets, which published anti-Semitic material that helped spark pogroms in the newspaper's namesake region. Viacheslav Plehve, who served as this ruler's interior minister, was killed when a bomb was thrown into his carriage. The Khodynka Tragedy, which killed over a thousand people, was a stampede that happened early in this man's reign. One set of reforms launched by this ruler ended with the assassination of his Prime Minister, Pyotor Stolypin, and eventually this ruler was forced to cede power to Prince Lvov. Yekaterinburg was the site of this ruler's death, which came at the hands of a firing squad of Bolsheviks. For ten points, name this last Tsar of Russia.
This ruler's government controversially funded the newspaper Bessarabets, which published anti-Semitic material that helped spark pogroms in the newspaper's namesake region.
{Nicholas II} of Russia