Politik

Nicholas II

1868–1918Weltweit bekannt

Nicholas II

Adressen, die man noch besuchen kann

Jeder Ort der Stadt mit einer belegten Verbindung zu dieser Person.

  • Wohnte hier

    Alexander Palace

    Nicholas II made the Alexander Palace the principal home of his family and was confined here after his abdication.

  • Wohnte hier

    Anichkov Palace

    Spent childhood at Anichkov with parents Alexander III and Maria Feodorovna; after his 1894 Winter Palace wedding began married life there in six small rooms.

  • Trat hier auf

    Kazan Cathedral

    Presided over a Te Deum at Kazan Cathedral on 21 Feb 1913 for the Romanov tercentenary, followed by a state reception at the Winter Palace.

  • Grabstätte

    Peter and Paul Cathedral

    The world's tallest Orthodox bell tower integrated into the main building.

  • Hier entstanden

    Russian Museum

    The world's largest depository of Russian fine art.

  • Wohnte hier · 1894–1917

    Winter Palace

    Imperial residence in Petersburg until the February Revolution.

Spuren in anderen Städten

Pskow
Nicholas II Abdication Memorial Plaque — The plaque names the last Russian emperor and commemorates his abdication aboard the imperial train at Pskov.
Pskow
Pskov Railway Museum — Photographs and documentary displays recount the emperor’s arrival in Pskov and the abdication signed aboard his train.
Pskow
Site of the Gendarme Siding — Nicholas II spent his final hours as reigning emperor inside his train while it stood on this probable siding.

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