Politics

Alexandra Feodorovna

1798–1860Local figure

Alexandra Feodorovna

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  • Lived here

    Charlottenburg Palace

    Berlin’s largest surviving royal palace was severely damaged during the Second World War, with major interiors and collections lost. Its elaborate postwar reconstruction recreated rooms such as the Porcelain Cabinet and Golden Gallery, so today’s palace is simultaneously a Hohenzollern residence, a war survivor and a monumental reconstruction.

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Saint Petersburg
Alexander Palace — The empress lived here and received Rasputin as a trusted spiritual adviser connected with her son's illness.
Saint Petersburg
Anichkov Palace — CMS person is Q57207 Charlotte of Prussia (1798–1860), wife of Nicholas I — not Alix of Hesse. Anichkov was their Petersburg residence from the 1817 wedding until 1860.
Saint Petersburg
Peter and Paul Cathedral
Saint Petersburg
Winter Palace — Lived in the Winter Palace as empress with Nicholas II.

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