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Index
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Aga Khan
Agafurov
Aksel-Hansen, Esther
Albert, Prince
Albert I, King of the Belgians
Alexander III, Tsar
Alexander Mikhailovich, Grand Duke (‘Sandro’)
Alexander Palace, Tsarskoe Selo: Romanovs retreat to before the war; Alexandra plans to leave at outbreak of revolution; Nicholas returns to after abdication; Romanovs held under arrest at; Romanov family depart from
Alexandra, Queen (consort of Edward VII, formerly of Denmark)
Alexandra Feodorovna, Tsaritsa (formerly Princess Alix of Hesse and by Rhine): marriage to Nicholas II; belief in absolute monarchy; poor health of; visits Britain; last visit to Germany; hostility to; and Rasputin; mental health; ignores threat to Imperial family; influence on the Tsar; conspiracies against; at the outbreak of revolution; imprisoned in Alexander Palace; unwillingness to leave Russia; loss of status; imprisoned in Tobolsk; anger at Treaty of Brest-Litovsk; German concern for; removed to Ekaterinburg; murdered in Ipatiev House; rumours over survival; Soviet denial of her murder; attempts to rescue her after her death; death confirmed
Alexandrov, Victor
Alexeev, General Mikhail
Alexey Nikolaevich Romanov: visits to Germany; haemophilia; plans to replace Nicholas with; ill-health; Nicholas abdicates on behalf of; leaves Alexander Palace; forced to remove epaulettes; remains of
Alfonso, Prince of Asturias
Alfonso XIII, King of Spain: at Edward VII’s funeral; sends message of support to Nicholas at abdication; concern for the fate of the Romanovs; attempts to save Alexandra and the children; flees Spain after republican landslide
Alfred, Prince
Alice, Grand Duchess of Hesse and by Rhine (formerly Princess Alice)
Alley, Major Stephen
All-Russian Central Executive Committee (CEC)
Alvensleben, Baron
Amistead, Henry
Anarchists
Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanova; and Anna Anderson’s claim to be
Andersen, Hans Niels
Anderson, Anna (aka Franciszka Szankowska)
Andrew, Prince of Greece
Anichkov Palace, Petrograd
Archangel, Russia
Asquith, Margot
Augusta Victoria, Princess of Schleswig-Holstein
Avdeev, Alexander
AVPRI (Archive of Foreign Policy of the Russian Empire)
Bakhmeteff Archive, New York
Balfour, Arthur: anxieties over possible revolution in Russia; and offer of asylum to the Tsar; and Jonas Lied; requests information from Moscow over Romanovs; corresponds with Victoria Milford Haven over Romanovs; requests confirmation of Tsar’s death; on memorial service for the Tsar; belated attempts to save the Romanovs; papers in the National Archives
Balmoral Castle, Scotland
Baltic Sea
Barker, Sir Francis
Basily, Nicolas de (Nikolay de Bazili)
Beatty, Bessie
Beaverbrook, Lord (formerly Max Aitken)
Beloborodov, Alexander
Benckendorff, Count Pavel; advises Romanovs to flee abroad; on the Romanovs as they leave for Siberia; and funding for the Romanovs; appeals to Germany for help for the Romanovs
Benedict XV, Pope
Berckheim, Baron de
Berens, Colonel
Bergen, Norway
Bertie, Francis
Berzin, Reingold
Bethmann-Hollweg, Theobald von
Bitner, Klavdiya
Bolsheviks: fail to take power (July 1917); Revolution (1917); in Tobolsk; seek peace deal with Germany; British relations with; move capital to Moscow; in Ekaterinburg; Terror
Bonar Law, Andrew
Bothmer, Freiherr von
Botkin, Dr Evgeniy
Botkin, Gleb
Botkin, Petr
Boyard, Charles
Brändström, Edvard
Brest-Litovsk, Treaty of
Britain: Triple Entente with France and Russia; visit of Romanov family (1909); hostility to tsarist regime; fears about security of Russian monarchy; German submarine blockade of; reaction to Tsar’s abdication; receives request for asylum for the Tsar; hesitancy in offering asylum to the Tsar; formal recognition of new regime in Russia; offers asylum to the Tsar; republican movements in; withdrawal of offer of asylum to the Tsar; and secret plans to rescue the Romanovs; and Russian counter-revolution; response to news of Tsar’s death; response to death of entire Romanov family; rescue of other European royalty; censorship of accounts of last days of Imperial Russia; blamed for failure to save the Romanovs
British Labour Party
British War Cabinet
Brockdorff-Rantzau, Count Ulrich von
Browning, Colonel Frederick
Brunswick, Ernst Augustus, Duke of
Bruntisfield, Victor Warrenderst Baron
Buchanan, Lady Georgina
Buchanan, Meriel
Buchanan, Sir George: on hostility to the Tsarita; warns of impending revolution; dealings with the Provisional Government; attempts to
secure British asylum for the Tsar; and George V’s message of support to Tsar Nicholas; receives offer of asylum from British Government; and Royal family’s private interventions; informed of British withdrawal of asylum offer; continues attempts to evacuate Romanovs; on Nicholas’s reaction to loss of throne; informed of move of Romanovs to Siberia; approached by Russian monarchist groups; meets Jonas Lied; returns to England; attends memorial service for Tsar; memoirs of; blamed for failure to save the Romanovs
Bulygin, Alexander
Bulygin, Captain Paul
Burnham, Lord
Burov, Captain
Buxhoeveden, Baroness Sophie
Bykov, Pavel
Cambon, Jules
Catherine the Great
Cecil, Lord Robert
Central Powers see Triple Alliance
Charles I, Emperor of Austria-Hungary
Cheka (Secret Police)
Chelmsford, Bishop of
Chemodurov, Terenty
Chicherin, Georgy
Chkheidze, Nikolay
Christian IX, King of Denmark
Christian X, King of Denmark
Clemençeau, Georges
Coburg, Marie, Duchess of
conspiracy theories, about survival of Romanov family
Contreras, Fernando Gómez
Cook, Andrew
Cossacks
Counihan, Daniel
Crimean War
Cromer, Roland Thomas Baringnd Baron
Cromie, Francis
Cumming, Mansfield
Czechoslovakian troops
Daily Telegraph
Danish Royal Archives
Darmstadt, Germany
Davidson, Sir Arthur
Dehn, Lili
Demidova, Anna
Denmark
Derevenko, Dr Vladimir
Dickens, Charles
Digby-Jones, Captain Kenelm
Dillon, Dr Ernest
Diterikhs, Mikhail
Dmitri Konstantinovich, Grand Duke
Dmitri Pavlovich, Grand Duke
Dobrovolsky, Captain
Dolgorukov, Prince Vasily
Duma, State
Dutch monarchy
Edward VII, King
Edward VIII (formerly David, Prince of Wales)
Egan, Maurice
Eichhorn, General Hermann von
Ekaterinburg: Bolsheviks in; plans to move Romanovs to; Romanovs removed to; visited by pilgrims
Elizabeth, Grand Duchess of Russia (formerly Princess Elizabeth of Hesse and by Rhine, ‘Ella’)
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