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Nicholas Pavlovich Romanov Tsar of Russia
(25 JUN 1796 - 18 FEB 1855) |
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Frederica Louisa Charlotta Wilhelmina Hohenzollern
(1798 - 1860) |
Louis II Of Hesse And The Rhine
(1777 - 1848) |
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Wilhelmina Of Baden
(1788 - 1836) |
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Alexander II Nikolaevich Romanov
(17 APR 1818 - 1 MAR 1881) |
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Marie Of Hesse And The Rhine
(8 AUG 1824 - 22 MAY 1880) |
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| Birth Date | 26 FEB 1845 |
| Birth Place | St. Petersburg |
| Death Date | 1 NOV 1894 |
| Death Place | Livadia, Crimea |
| Burial Date | 19 NOV 1894 |
| Burial Place | Cathedral Of St. Peter And Paul Fortress |
| Spouses of Tsar Alexander III Romanov |
| Princess Dagmar Of Denmark | |
| Birth Date | 26 NOV 1847 |
| Death Date | OCT 1928 |
| Occupation | Tsarina Marie Alexandrovna |
| Father | King Christian IX Of Denmark (8 APR 1818 - 29 JAN 1906) |
| Mother | Princess Louise Wilhelmina Of Hesse-Cassel (7 SEP 1817 - 29 SEP 1898) |
| Marriage Date | 9 NOV 1866 |
| Marriage Place | St. Petersburg, Russia |
| Tsar Alexander III Romanov and Dagmar Of Denmark had the following children |
| 1 | Nickolas Alexandrovich Romanov |
| 2 | Alexander Alexandrovich Romanov |
| 3 | George Alexandrovich Romanov |
| 4 | Xenia Alexandrovna Romanov |
| 5 | Michael "Mischa" Alexandrovich Romanov |
| 6 | Olga Alexandrovna Romanov |
| Notes for Tsar Alexander III Romanov |
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ALEXANDER III (ALEXANDER ALEXANDROVICH) EMPEROR OF ALL RUSSIA
1881-1894
The second son of Alexander II was born in St. Petersburg on February 26, 1845. Alexander III became official heir to the throne after the death of his elder brother, Nicholas, in 1865. He came to the throne on March 1, 1881, at the age 36 after the assassination of his father and was crowned in the Dormition Cathedral of the Moscow Kremlin on May 15, 1883. Alexander III's reign coincided with an industrial revolution in Russia and the strengthening of capitalism. His domestic policy was particularly harsh, directed not only against revolutionaries but other liberal movements. Fearing an attempt on his life, he refused to live in the Winter Palace; instead, he lived away from St. Petersburg in Gatchina, the palace of his great-grandfather, Paul I, which was designed like a medieval fortress surrounded by ditches and watchtowers. He married the Danish Princess Dagmar (Maria Feodorovna) and had six children. Alexander III died on October 20, 1894, in Livadia, Crimea, and was buried in the Cathedral of the St. Peter and St. Paul Fortress in St. Petersburg.
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