They look so angelic in their uniforms and it was nice to see in the photographs the occassional soldier looking at them and not the camera. I'm sure this experience taught them much of real life instead of living in their bubble. It was sad to know that Olga had discovered what their fate would likely turn out to be. Thank you for this small piece from history. Kris.🇦🇺
After studying thoroughly History, it is crystal clear to me that good people have no place in governments. God save the Romanovs Royal Martyrs' pure souls that didn't deserve such a cruel fate.
Goverments need efficient people, not good people. "Good" isn't the qualification to lead a government. Romanovs were absolutely incompetent. Nicholas II had no business running a country.
@@br7994 he had no business in running a country but it was his obligation as heir to the throne. Who had really no business in government was Alexandra when Nicholas II was away on war camp.
@@br7994 I totally agree. Niccolo Machiavelli, the father of modern politics, once said "one connot be a good christian and an effective leader at the same time. The Romanovs were just at the wrong place at the wrong time.
Maria reminds me a lot of Princess Diana. From their caring heart to their innocent smile. Their beauty is both so marvelous and amazing to look at. Beautiful souls and angels.💗
Thanks for sharing this!! These Romanovs sisters were angels who walked on earth as Grand Duchesses, serving as nurses & friendly visitors to the patients, also, the wonderful services they had given to their country during WWI!!
These young girls gave of themselves so completely and freely during the war (before and afterwards, I'm sure). Anyone see any young people of today doing so?
Dear GD Tatiana I wish you a happy Birthday in advantage. May you know how Loved you are by many people all over the world. You are renemberd and cherised by us. The legacy you have left us is important and cherised by us all. Thank You
Beautiful pictures! I always thought that it was a public relations exercise, but when you the learn the truth it shows the true integrity and pureness of the sisters and the great values instilled by their parents especially their mother, poor Alexandra. Nursing horibly maimed soldiers was certainly no easy work and it seems to have had a lasting impact on Olga, although Tatyana showed what a rock she was. I also get the feeling that they connected with the ordinary russian soldiers perhaps better than their aristocratic social class. This to me is what real leadership is all about, being where the people are suffering. I also think that the faimily took a certain sort of responsibility for that terrible war, although it wasnt really theirs or even Russias fault. Before the war started, during the July crisis Nicholas tried to resolve the dispute with telegrams to Kaiser Wilhelm. It was a terrible catastrophe which they couldnt stop.
Actually, some of the girls fell in love with the soldiers because it was new to them and the soldiers were like exotic creatures from far away lands of Russia. Also they hardly had contact with their social equals. In social gatherings they didn’t know how to act around them, so they fraternized more with the guards and soldiers.
This video is my introduction to the real Romanovs. I've heard the names, small pieces of legend, fictional cartoons, etc. but not the real human beings. Beautiful family, beautiful well done video. Thank you very much. Now I want to watch every video and get the book.
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs If only that traitorous general Alekseev didn't ordered to the troops that were going to quell down the capital's mutiny to stop...
Many people may not realize that the Grand Duchess Olga lived and died in Toronto, Canada (on Gerrard Street East). I lived around the corner from where she had lived, but I did not know of her apartment until many years later. What a change, living above a humble barbershop, from the grand palaces. This film clip is very interesting. I had read about this but had not seen it in video format until now. Thank you for providing this.
That was not this GD Olga who was murdered with her family. The GD Olga who died in Toronto in 1960 was Tsar Nicholas 11 sister. The Tsar sister also worked as a nurse during WW1
@@sandyhossman7771 Yes, thank you. I must take a walk past the area where Olga lived on Gerrard Street East. She lived above a barber shop, a very humble dwelling compared to the palaces. The property on Gerrard was up for sale a few years ago.
The truth is that the people, the normal people, did not have anything against their Royal family. It was all the doing of the nobility. They are the ones who caused the coup.
Maybe the Romanovs didn’t abuse them, but the nobility and elite as said the TRRM, also factory owners, farm owners, landlords, etc. After all, remember that Nicholas II was the head of state which represents the whole country (the good, the bad and the ugly). Plus millions of deaths of WWI. Understandably people were tired of the situation and wanted change.
It was the responsibility of the King to ensure that the country works properly and people are happy. If nobility was bad, they should have controlled them. Personally, they must have been good people. But none of it matters if people suffer under their watch.
I have really enjoyed these videos. Thank you for creating them. I am so glad I found your channel. I have always been interested in the Russian Royal Family. Keep up the awesome content. 💖
Hello, thanks for watching. Yes, so much has never been told about this family, other than mostly slanders and myths. That's why we started this project and published the first ever biography of the last Imperial family, using strictly primary archival sources from Russia. 💜🌼
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs I would love to have a copy of that book. Tsar Nicholas II may have made mistakes in his reign but he was a good, decent man that didn't deserve the hate that got heaped on him. Everyone wanted him to abdicate but look what they got in return? Someone worse, much worse. I have a sister in law who's first generation American and her mother was from Russia and her father was Czech. They could tell stories of pre- and post-World War II Russia and everything that was going on. Sadly her mom died a few years before the fall of communism so didn't get to see Mother Russia return. 🇷🇺
Have LONG, felt a (DEEP), CONNECTION, to The ROYAL ROMANOV'S, and (STILL),feel an (EQUALLY), deep sadness, at the way they died, and their BRUTAL MURDERS, 🥺😖😫😢😭, a fate NOT DESERVED ! Take comfort, in the KNOWLEDGE, that the (perpetrators), of their deaths, (WILL), FACE (GOD'S) WRATH AND ANGER, ON THEIR "DAY OF JUDGEMENT" !! GOD LOVE, BLESS AND KEEP THE ROMANOVS ! 🥲☦🇦🇺
No wonder the mother (Tsarina) and the two oldest sisters (duchess) were trained nurses during world war one, dealing with the real-world caring for those injured soldiers on the fount, instead of stuck around the palace of their dream world of their own lives living the luxury.
I am writin' an alternate history universe book called General. Sir Manny's Marauders. Fun fact, the Romanovs and all of their family survive and live happily ever after. And instead the family hires me to be their advisor, since they found me to be more powerful and better influence than Rasputin.
The world needs more monarchies and Royal families that rule over their subjects, to serve the best interests of their own kind. It is heartwarming that the Romanovs story and truths are being taught again. Living in the UK i fear my Royal Family will soon face extinction if certain selfish political forces continue to rule in government. It happened in Romania also, how sad it is that because of communist hatred Romania lost its own Royal Family. Please continue to honour the Name of the Romanov Family in the way you have done so.
Des merveilles ces filles, belles, gentilles, humbles, patriotes, toutes les qualités. Quel drame qu'elles étaient assassinées cruellement par des révolutionnaires incultes. Le monde les pleure encore. Elles représentaient la grande Russie noble.
This is royalty and monarchy at its strong and beautiful point of view, and an often hidden view. Socialism and Communism has narrowed our view towards those with power and wealth, as if they cannot be or do good unles they share their wealth. Little do people understand that care, love and brotherhood/sistership is an much more valueable and an demanded need from the most vulnerable in our society. Ask any medical professional why being "poor" isn't an disease or symptom; because human suffering, both mental and physically, does not erupt from being poor. Some will argue that living in an "poor environment" will make you more vulnerable towards suffering, however many places in Africa and elsewhere in the world will disagree. It is not money that decides if an environment is poor or rich, but the people participating in it.
The Romanovs were caring loving giving kind hearted compassionate souls especially during world war I God bless the Passion Bearers
The Romanov sisters Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia and their brother Alexis are saints. They have pure soul and spirit.
❤️♥️♥️❤️🌼🌹🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
They look so angelic in their uniforms and it was nice to see in the photographs the occassional soldier looking at them and not the camera. I'm sure this experience taught them much of real life instead of living in their bubble. It was sad to know that Olga had discovered what their fate would likely turn out to be. Thank you for this small piece from history. Kris.🇦🇺
After studying thoroughly History, it is crystal clear to me that good people have no place in governments. God save the Romanovs Royal Martyrs' pure souls that didn't deserve such a cruel fate.
Goverments need efficient people, not good people. "Good" isn't the qualification to lead a government. Romanovs were absolutely incompetent. Nicholas II had no business running a country.
@@br7994 he had no business in running a country but it was his obligation as heir to the throne. Who had really no business in government was Alexandra when Nicholas II was away on war camp.
@@br7994 I totally agree. Niccolo Machiavelli, the father of modern politics, once said "one connot be a good christian and an effective leader at the same time.
The Romanovs were just at the wrong place at the wrong time.
RIP The Romanovs 💚💚 you are all never be forgotten
Maria reminds me a lot of Princess Diana. From their caring heart to their innocent smile. Their beauty is both so marvelous and amazing to look at. Beautiful souls and angels.💗
May that whole family RIP. Amen.
Amen!
Thanks for sharing this!! These Romanovs sisters were angels who walked on earth as Grand Duchesses, serving as nurses & friendly visitors to the patients, also, the wonderful services they had given to their country during WWI!!
These young girls gave of themselves so completely and freely during the war (before and afterwards, I'm sure). Anyone see any young people of today doing so?
Amazing women. Totally devastating when their ultimate demise is remembered.
Love Romanov Family Rest In Peace Imperrial Family never forgetten
Dear GD Tatiana I wish you a happy Birthday in advantage. May you know how Loved you are by many people all over the world. You are renemberd and cherised by us. The legacy you have left us is important and cherised by us all. Thank You
Amen.
She was born on 10th June
@@olyamereacre3326 That was new calander, her original birth date is 29th may
Truly, they were truly 5 angels on earth ❤️
You see, they were normal nice people who didn't deserve their fate. You don't see many royals doing average citizen's job.
That’s amazing and courageous of them. They were Saints doing such good work.
Thank you for highlighting this important page of the family's history!
Angels from Heaven
Низкий поклон и благодарность за замечательные фотографии св. Августейшей Семьи
Beautiful pictures! I always thought that it was a public relations exercise, but when you the learn the truth it shows the true integrity and pureness of the sisters and the great values instilled by their parents especially their mother, poor Alexandra. Nursing horibly maimed soldiers was certainly no easy work and it seems to have had a lasting impact on Olga, although Tatyana showed what a rock she was. I also get the feeling that they connected with the ordinary russian soldiers perhaps better than their aristocratic social class.
This to me is what real leadership is all about, being where the people are suffering. I also think that the faimily took a certain sort of responsibility for that terrible war, although it wasnt really theirs or even Russias fault. Before the war started, during the July crisis Nicholas tried to resolve the dispute with telegrams to Kaiser Wilhelm. It was a terrible catastrophe which they couldnt stop.
Actually, some of the girls fell in love with the soldiers because it was new to them and the soldiers were like exotic creatures from far away lands of Russia. Also they hardly had contact with their social equals. In social gatherings they didn’t know how to act around them, so they fraternized more with the guards and soldiers.
@@theotigge8336 what are you talking about? The comment is accurate. Factual.
This video is my introduction to the real Romanovs. I've heard the names, small pieces of legend, fictional cartoons, etc. but not the real human beings. Beautiful family, beautiful well done video. Thank you very much. Now I want to watch every video and get the book.
Very much like Margarita Bourbon-Parma, wife of Carlos VII, she also became a nurse and organized a network of field hospitals
MERCI. GRATITUDE pour ces Documents si précieux 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
So wished it had ended different.
If only...
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs If only that traitorous general Alekseev didn't ordered to the troops that were going to quell down the capital's mutiny to stop...
Many people may not realize that the Grand Duchess Olga lived and died in Toronto, Canada (on Gerrard Street East). I lived around the corner from where she had lived, but I did not know of her apartment until many years later. What a change, living above a humble barbershop, from the grand palaces. This film clip is very interesting. I had read about this but had not seen it in video format until now. Thank you for providing this.
That was not this GD Olga who was murdered with her family. The GD Olga who died in Toronto in 1960 was Tsar Nicholas 11 sister. The Tsar sister also worked as a nurse during WW1
@@sandyhossman7771 Yes, thank you. I must take a walk past the area where Olga lived on Gerrard Street East. She lived above a barber shop, a very humble dwelling compared to the palaces. The property on Gerrard was up for sale a few years ago.
Bless them
WOW Thank you! I would never imagine this! How could the russian people believe the Romanovs were abusing them?
The truth is that the people, the normal people, did not have anything against their Royal family. It was all the doing of the nobility. They are the ones who caused the coup.
Maybe the Romanovs didn’t abuse them, but the nobility and elite as said the TRRM, also factory owners, farm owners, landlords, etc. After all, remember that Nicholas II was the head of state which represents the whole country (the good, the bad and the ugly). Plus millions of deaths of WWI. Understandably people were tired of the situation and wanted change.
It was the responsibility of the King to ensure that the country works properly and people are happy. If nobility was bad, they should have controlled them. Personally, they must have been good people. But none of it matters if people suffer under their watch.
I have really enjoyed these videos. Thank you for creating them. I am so glad I found your channel. I have always been interested in the Russian Royal Family. Keep up the awesome content. 💖
Hello, thanks for watching. Yes, so much has never been told about this family, other than mostly slanders and myths. That's why we started this project and published the first ever biography of the last Imperial family, using strictly primary archival sources from Russia. 💜🌼
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs I would love to have a copy of that book. Tsar Nicholas II may have made mistakes in his reign but he was a good, decent man that didn't deserve the hate that got heaped on him. Everyone wanted him to abdicate but look what they got in return? Someone worse, much worse. I have a sister in law who's first generation American and her mother was from Russia and her father was Czech. They could tell stories of pre- and post-World War II Russia and everything that was going on. Sadly her mom died a few years before the fall of communism so didn't get to see Mother Russia return. 🇷🇺
Have LONG, felt a (DEEP), CONNECTION, to The ROYAL ROMANOV'S, and (STILL),feel an (EQUALLY), deep sadness, at the way they died, and their BRUTAL MURDERS, 🥺😖😫😢😭, a fate NOT DESERVED ! Take comfort, in the KNOWLEDGE, that the (perpetrators), of their deaths, (WILL), FACE (GOD'S) WRATH AND ANGER, ON THEIR "DAY OF JUDGEMENT" !! GOD LOVE, BLESS AND KEEP THE ROMANOVS ! 🥲☦🇦🇺
No wonder the mother (Tsarina) and the two oldest sisters (duchess) were trained nurses during world war one, dealing with the real-world caring for those injured soldiers on the fount, instead of stuck around the palace of their dream world of their own lives living the luxury.
I am writin' an alternate history universe book called General. Sir Manny's Marauders. Fun fact, the Romanovs and all of their family survive and live happily ever after. And instead the family hires me to be their advisor, since they found me to be more powerful and better influence than Rasputin.
We wish you every success with your writing!!
@@RomanovRoyalMartyrs thank y'all
🙏🙏🙏
The czar used to say he’d have been happier to have been a peasant farmer. Genetics do not qualify a person to govern.
Imagine Tatiana now if she still alive 100 years plus old
At last somebody who pronounces Anastasià correctly.
RIP
Колоризую ваши видео - если вам интересно напишите(Video colorization)
The world needs more monarchies and Royal families that rule over their subjects, to serve the best interests of their own kind. It is heartwarming that the Romanovs story and truths are being taught again. Living in the UK i fear my Royal Family will soon face extinction if certain selfish political forces continue to rule in government. It happened in Romania also, how sad it is that because of communist hatred Romania lost its own Royal Family. Please continue to honour the Name of the Romanov Family in the way you have done so.
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Anastasia looks uncanny in this image.
Αν όχι όλοι οι Ρόμανοφ οι μισοί πείγαν στο Μέτωπο για την Μάνα Πατρίδα ακόμα και ο Τσάρος Νικόλαος Ρομανόφ Β ☦️🇷🇺❤️🇬🇷☦️
Ακριβώς έτσι!
ΧΩΡΙΣΑΝ ΓΙΑ ΠΑΝΤΑ ΜΕΤΑΞΥ ΤΟΥΣ.ΠΟΣΟ ΟΔΥΝΗΡΟ.ΕΛΠΙΖΩ ΤΟ ΚΑΡΜΑ ΕΠΙΤΕΛΟΥΣ ΝΑ.ΔΩΣΕΙ ΔΙΚΑΙΩΣΗ.💔💔💔💔💔💔
TSARS HAVE THE FINAL WORD BEFORE THE FILES MOVE TO UPPERREALMS OF SOLOMON AND DAVID
Tsar Nicholas might not be the great tsar Russia had
but at least he loved his country and led it despite he wasn't able to
👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Some try and mimic these but they'll never be the Romanov's
I doubt that people are trying to mimic the Romanovs. Look where they ended.
😢😢😭😭😭
Maravillosa Gran Princesa Tatiana Nikolaevna Romanova. Que el sinvergüenza Yakov Yurowski haya sido perdonado.
I loved this !
I just want to know..who the heck would down vote this ????? Lol
Paid trolls. Ignore
We cant see dislikes anymore lol
В судьбоносное время и в час, впрочем никто как Бог!
Very interesting. But why did they wear nun’s nursing uniforms?
Des merveilles ces filles, belles, gentilles, humbles, patriotes, toutes les qualités. Quel drame qu'elles étaient assassinées cruellement par des révolutionnaires incultes. Le monde les pleure encore. Elles représentaient la grande Russie noble.
Is that the Russian pronunciation of Anastasia?
This is royalty and monarchy at its strong and beautiful point of view, and an often hidden view. Socialism and Communism has narrowed our view towards those with power and wealth, as if they cannot be or do good unles they share their wealth. Little do people understand that care, love and brotherhood/sistership is an much more valueable and an demanded need from the most vulnerable in our society.
Ask any medical professional why being "poor" isn't an disease or symptom; because human suffering, both mental and physically, does not erupt from being poor. Some will argue that living in an "poor environment" will make you more vulnerable towards suffering, however many places in Africa and elsewhere in the world will disagree. It is not money that decides if an environment is poor or rich, but the people participating in it.
These girls did well in their short live, their parents might not. It costs a lot of courage to stay out of the world war.
Ram,ram ji,
Nice Hijabs sisters
That was a nursing uniform at the time.
Down with the tsar and in with lenin (I'm communist)
What a strange channel to watch then...?
Tardaba en salir un fascista comunista.
Look how that turned out?
Be communist but these are women helping the sick and not in line if power. The wife and daughters only. Doing charitable work