Czar Nicholas

3-9-01 Czar Nicholas Romanov II         Everyone fill outs about Czar Nicholas II from the publicize news of his execution on July 17, 1918. For the bloody Sunday, And children even know him from the movie Anastasia. But there was much more than to his life sentence than just a movie and his own death.

        When Nicholas became czar of Russia later contendd his father, Alexander III, he was totally unprepared, but graciously recognised the calling but for some odd reason, not many an(prenominal) people liked Nicholas...well, there were 3 reasons.

        Nick was goddam from the start. At his own coronation festival, there was to be forage baskets and beer passed out to the crowd of commoners, but a rumor readily flew through the crowd that there wasnt going to be enough food or drink for everyone. A stampede ensued quickly injuring thousands. The czar and his married woman wanted to visit patients in the hospital, but his uncles advised against it. That put a quick infract between him and the peasants.

        The second flaw in his methods were His hopes for being czar which were to fulfill the ideas of his ancestors and make the hopes of previous czars a reality... nothing special. He was just like every other czar in Russias history... he wanted to make Russia a more industrialized country and a world power. But after the slaughter in the russo-japanese struggle, he proved that russia still had a persistent way to go before theyd be recognized as a world power and a serious threat on the battlefield. And he had a long way to go.

        In the Russo-Japanese war, he tried to prove that Russia is and was a strong country by battling over a repugn piece of land in Manchuria. Unfortunately, they lost and the entire east Russian Naval fleet was destroyed.

        He entered his country in world war one with hopes of getting a action replay with Japan so that they could flex their muscles but they instead got overcome by Germany on several occasions. His countrys piteous fighting tactics and lack of funds were the main problem. delinquent to lack of money and a lack of steel, soldiers were expected to disrupt the rifles up off their fallen comrades in the middle of war so that they could save money and metals for bullets and slugs. That was just a unsuitable idea.

        In a dangerous escapade, he left his wife and children at home to go to the front line of war during world war one in an effort to heave the morale of his depressed and shocked troops who had just suffered in time another loss at the hands of the Germans. He succeeded in getting his troops to fight his passion, but not with strength, or thats how things seemed after they lost another battle soon later.

        The third reason was the bloody Sunday. 1,200 commoners walked to the capitol building singing do it forever, czar carrying a list of requested changes for russia and all 1,200 of them... including the women and children, were sweep and killed. That wasnt very appreciated among the people.

        Nicholas Romanov II and his entire family were punish on July 17, 1918 in a Yekaterinburg cellar and received an untimely burial. Their bodies were dug up in 1991 and were re-buried on July 17, 1998...exactly 80 years after their deaths.

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