Ekaterinburg Collection

Tsesarevich Alexei of Russia (1904-1918) seen studying in 1913. Devastatingly for his parents, Alexei suffered from haemophilia

Czech troops 1918
Czech troops in battle, skirmishing against the Bolsheviks on the outskirts of Ekaterinburg in 1918

1918 / EKATERINBURG ROOM
Room in the house of Ipatiev, Ekaterinburg, where the Russian royal family was brutally murdered. Date: 1918

1918 / Ipatiev House
The house of Ipatiev, Ekaterinburg, where the royals were murdered (in the room with the middle lower window). Date: 1918

Empress Alexandra Feodorovna of Russia (1872-1918), formerly Princess Alix of Hesse, married Tsar Nicholas II in 1894 shortly before his accession to the throne

A typical scenery in Ural Mountains, near Ekaterinburg, Russia. A meadow that used to be a large village Shanya of Russian Shismatic Ordodox Old Believers church; village abandoned in 1940s due to

Birch Tree - Near river Serga, near Ekaterinburg, . Spring, Middle Urals, Russia

Tsesarevich Alexei Nikolaievich (1905-1918), youngest child and only son of Tsar Nicholas II and Tsaritsa Alexandra Feodorovna, formerly Princess Alix of Hesse

Tsar Nicholas II
The last photograph of Tsar Nicholas II. The Tsar poses for a photograph by a Soviet soldier in the woods at Ekaterinburg. The Tsar and his family were all murdered by Bolsheviks on 17th July 1918

Alexei of Russia during wartime
Tsesarevich Alexei Nikolaievich of Russia (1904-1918) in field uniform. While other Royal children performed small engagements or were photographed to raise money for war charities

The Empress of Russia with her daughters
Tsaritsa Alexandra Feodorovna (formerly Princess Alix of Hesse) photographed with her four daughters in 1913; from left, Grand Princess Olga, Tatiana, Anastasia and Maria

Russia Yekaterinburg
aka Ekaterinburg, and (under the communists) Sverdlovsk : it was here that Nikolai II, last of the tsars, and his family were murdered

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