(en) Nicholas II

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• 1868.05.19 / St. Petersburg. Birth of Nicholas II by the Grand Duchess Mary Feodorovna (Princess Dagmar). [1] [2]

• 1894. Marriage of the sister of Nicholas II, Grand Duchess Xenia Alexandrovna with her cousin Grand Duke Alexander Michailovich. [3]

• 1894.11.02 / St. Petersburg. Conversion of the fiancee of Nicholas II, princess Alix of Hesse, to the Orthodox religion with a change of name in Alexandra Feodorovna, Grand Duchess and Imperial Highness. [4] [5]

• 1894.11.26 / St. Petersburg. Marriage of Nicholas II with Alexandra Feodorovna. [6]

• 1895.06.01. Nicolas II was present during the construction of four new warships. [7]

• 1895.11.15 / St. Petersburg. Birth of the first daughter of Nicholas II and Alexandra Feodorovna, named Olga Nicolaievna. [8] [9]

• 1896.01.01 / St. Petersburg. Announcement of the future coronation of Nicholas II. [10]

• 1896.05.26 / Moscow. Coronation of Nicholas II and Alexandra Feodorovna. [11]

• 1896.05.30 / Moscow. The continuation of the celebrations dedicated to Coronation of Nicholas II and Alexandra Feodorovna ends with a tragedy: more than a thousand deaths crushed in the crowd. [12]

• 1897.01. Birth of the nephew of Nicholas II, Andrew Alexandrovich, son of Grand Duchess Xenia Alexandrovna. [13].

• 1897.06.10 / St. Petersburg. Birth of the second daughter of Nicholas II and Alexandra Feodorovna, named Tatiana Nicolaievna. [14] [15]

• 1899.06.26 / St. Petersburg. Birth of the third daughter of Nicholas II and Alexandra Feodorovna, named Mary Nicolaievna. [16]

• 1901.06.19 / St. Petersburg. Birth of the fourth daughter of Nicholas II and Alexandra Feodorovna, named Anastasie Nicolaievna. [17] [18]

• 1904 / Geneva. The factory Patek, Philippe et Cie executes the supply of a watch to Nicolas II. [19]

• 1904.08.12 / St. Petersburg. Birth of the son of Nicolas II and Alexandra Feodorovna, named Alexis Nicolajevitch. / Anastasia% 2018% 20 June% 201901

• 1905.07.23 / Björkö. Nicholas II dined on the banks of the Hohenzollern. [20]

• 1905.07.24 / Björkö. Nicholas II dined with the Emperor of Germany William II. [21]

• 1905.10.17 / St. Petersburg. Appearance of a constitution in Russia, signed by Nicholas II. [22]

• 1909.10.29 / Odessa. Nicholas II visit Odessa. [23]

• 1912.02. Nicolas II received in audience a delegation of the municipality of Paris. [24]

• 1917.03.16 / Pskof. Abdiction of Nicholas II in his name and in the name of his heir son Alexis Nicolajevitch, in favor of his brother Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich. [25]

• 1917.03.22 / Petrograd. Arrest of Nicholas II at the request of the Joint Committee of Workers and Soldiers. His correspondence with his family is censored. [26]

• 1917.04.25 / Petrograd. Fortune particular of Nicholas II is estimated at one million rubles. [27]

• 1918.07.17 / Yekaterinburg. Death of Nicholas II - shot by the Bolsheviks, with his wife, four daughters and son. [28]

• 1996.05 / Moscow. A statue is erected on the occasion of the hundredth anniversary of Nicholas II accession to the throne. [29]

• 1997.02.04 / Yekaterinburg. Decree signed according to which a cathedral will be built in homage of Nicolas II. [30]