Sometimes historians can hear a very bitter phrase that history, like a corrupt girl, obeys any regular "king". Unfortunately, I must admit that Russian history has been rewritten many times. Hired, interested persons, historians, without a twinge of conscience, rewrote events, the fate of many people. The existence of the USSR was no exception.
Today we have to collect information about real events bit by bit and pass it on to people who are interested in the real history of the country. Time flies by very quickly, reducing the chances of finding true information.
The life and fate of the last Russian emperor and his family has been discussed for many years. We are ready to offer you a new version of those distant events.
For example, as it turned out, the abdication of the throne of Nicholas II was a fake. The text was printed by a high-ranking military man at the headquarters of the Tsar, and it was signed not by the Emperor of Russia, but by Minister Boris Fredericks. A few days later, the elite of the clergy betrayed their king: knowing that the document was fake, they declared it real, and announced the abdication of the Sovereign throughout the Empire. And although the fate of the sovereign turned out to be indifferent for most of the senior staff of the Russian army, there were still officers who came to the rescue of Nicholas II. From this began discord in the Russian army, which subsequently led to a split in the entire Russian society. Was there any foreign interference in this process of the collapse of the largest and most influential state in the world? It is possible!
One of the open enemies of the Russian state was the Rothschild clan, who did not hide their interest in destroying the center of control of Russia. And the key stage of this plan was the destruction of the Emperor. Why did the world's most influential financiers need it? At the time, fabulous sums of gold were kept in the accounts of the tsar family in foreign accounts. The bankers really did not want to return the tsarist gold to Russia and not pay rent for the use of the valuables. And this could happen only in the event of the death of the entire royal family. In addition, the death of the royal family was also beneficial for their foreign relatives - the royal house of Great Britain, because they became the heirs of the untold wealth of Russia.
Let's leave without discussion, by whose hands this inhuman plan was carried out.
After the revolution, all those who betrayed the tsar suffered punishment: they were either killed by the Bolsheviks, or became exiles and never returned to the country. The church that betrayed Nicholas II was also subjected to repression. In 1919, a decree was signed by Lenin, which has remained secret until now. In it, he ordered F. Dzerzhinsky to put an end to all priests and religion. Existing churches must either be closed or converted into storage facilities.
But, as it turned out, the Bolsheviks did not harbor hatred for the tsar and allegedly saved the life of the last Russian sovereign. So, in the 90s of the last century, materials appeared confirming that the royal family could well have escaped from the Ipatiev house: not far from the house where the family of the last emperor lived under the supervision, there was a small factory, to which an underground passage led from the Ipatiev house. They dug it out due to the fact that the owner was very afraid of the attack of the revolutionaries. When, by order of Yeltsin, the house began to be destroyed, construction equipment unexpectedly fell into this tunnel …
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The following historical fact is no less interesting. When Kolchak's troops occupied Yekaterinburg in 1918, he ordered an investigation into the Tsar's murder. His subordinates, soon, provided him with a report, from which it followed that there was no execution. But, as it turned out, the death of the Tsar was beneficial to Kolchak, so he gave the order to find evidence of the death of the Tsar. Then a version was invented that the corpses of the entire royal family were thrown into a deep mine and filled with acid.
Did anyone know about this falsification abroad? Yes. A telegram was found from the ambassador of the English throne, who informed his government that the royal family had left Yekaterinburg and taken to Perm.
Why did the Soviet government for many decades persuade everyone about the execution of the royal family?
Historians are sure that the reason for this staging must be sought in the secret part of the Brest Peace Treaty. Unfortunately, the full text of the Treaty was not found in either the German or the English archives. Perhaps it was in him that the further fate of the imperial family was determined. One can only guess that Emperor Wilhelm demanded the extradition of his relative, the Russian Empress Alexandra Feodorovna, to him. Since the tsar's daughters did not have the right to inherit, the Bolsheviks did not see them as a threat and most likely allowed them to leave the country, but the men remained in Russia as a guarantee that the German army would not, in the future, fight with Russia. Moreover, the tsar could become a trump card in negotiations with the West. Lenin also took into account the possibility of the Tsar to transfer to the state a huge gold reserve, the keys to which were in the hands of Nicholas II. This reasoning is logical.
It is not excluded that it was with this money, subsequently, that the accelerated industrialization of the country was carried out.
A convincing investigation was published in the publication under the President of the Russian Federation in the 90s, which once again confirmed the theory that the family of the last Russian autocrat survived.
What was the fate of the male members of the royal family?
According to the documents that have become available, Stalin built his dacha in Sukhumi not far from a house that had previously belonged to the royal family. He often came there to meet with the emperor who lived there. According to the recollections of Stalin's security officer, Nicholas II in the uniform of an officer often came to the Kremlin to see the Soviet leader. The sovereign and adviser to the Soviet leader died in 1958 and was buried in Nizhny Novgorod.
But the most amazing fate was with Tsarevich Alexei. Over time, he adequately and calmly accepted the fundamental changes brought to the country by the Bolsheviks, and began to serve his Fatherland. Yes, he had no other way out! The historian S. Zhelenkov conducted his own investigation and described how Tsarevich Alexei turned into a Red Army soldier with the surname Kosygin. During the chaos of the Civil War, such a forgery was not difficult to carry out. Stalin saw great potential in the young boy and began to promote it along the economic line. In 1942, Kosygin ensured the evacuation of people and valuables from surrounded Leningrad. As a teenager, Alexey often sailed on the royal yacht on Lake Ladoga, and this came in handy when he organized the now famousa road across the ice of the lake to provide food and ammunition for the residents and defenders of the city on the Neva. In 1949, Alexei could have suffered at the hands of Malenkov when the latter organized the "Leningrad case". But Stalin brought Kosygin out from under the blow, sending him on a supposedly urgent business trip to Siberia. Kosygin was out of party affairs, so it is not surprising that he remained in a fairly high position after Stalin's death. Kosygin became an irreplaceable business executive under both Khrushchev and Brezhnev. He served as head of the Russian government for a long time - 16 years! Under him, the economy of the state grew stronger and was strong enough to withstand difficult periods in the life of the country.allegedly urgent business trip to Siberia. Kosygin was out of party affairs, so it is not surprising that he remained in a fairly high position after Stalin's death. Kosygin became an irreplaceable business executive under both Khrushchev and Brezhnev. He served as head of the Russian government for a long time - 16 years! Under him, the economy of the state grew stronger and was strong enough to withstand difficult periods in the life of the country.allegedly urgent business trip to Siberia. Kosygin was out of party affairs, so it is not surprising that he remained in a fairly high position after Stalin's death. Kosygin became an irreplaceable business executive under both Khrushchev and Brezhnev. He served as head of the Russian government for a long time - 16 years! Under him, the economy of the state grew stronger and was strong enough to withstand difficult periods in the life of the country.
In the 90s, information was posted in the Italian media about the death of the nun closest to the Pope. Earlier, she confessed to her confessor that she was the daughter of Nicholas II - Olga. Princess Olga found her last refuge in the cemetery of a small Italian village called Marcotte. The fate of the other children of Nicholas II is not yet known.
Researchers are confident that there are 12 gold certificates in the Nizhny Novgorod archives, if presented, the global financial system will simply collapse, and Russia will receive incredibly huge amounts of money. Back in 1993, a British search firm informed the Russian government that it had documents confirming Russia's right to $ 400 billion, which are in foreign banks. Time will tell whether Russia will be able to use the royal treasures.