Many films based on the lives of the Romanov family were made since their death, both in Russia and the West. Below I attempted to include the stills from the most popular Romanov family films. Read about the lost Romanov family film made before their murder Fall of the Romanoffs. Read more ROMANOV FAMILY IN FILMS
For the stamp collectors out there: this postage stamp was released in Russia in 1998 and cost 3 rubles.
From the 1916 diary of Alexei Romanov:
Read more THE DIARY OF ALEXEI ROMANOV (1916)
The Fall of the Romanoffs (1917) This film was released in New York City on September 6, 1917.
A couple of interesting footnotes about Nance O’Neill, the actress who played Tsarina Alexandra: Read more LOST ROMANOV FAMILY FILM
On this page I would like to spotlight a wonderful book about an extended member of the Romanov family. The book had been released a few years ago but for the most part it has flown under the radar. The book I am referring to is Fanny Lear: Love and Scandal in Tsarist Russia by the husband and wife author/translator team Eva and Dan McDonald. You may already be familiar with these two names because the McDonalds also contributed their translations from French to one of my earlier books: Russia’s Last Romanovs: In Their Own Words. Read more GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS KONSTANTINOVICH: HIS AMERICAN MISTRESS
Based on photographic evidence, the Romanov family certainly had a favorite chair where they loved to pose. One can literally see the imperial children grow up in these “chair” photos. “The Chair” was located in Empress Alexandra Feodorovna’s Mauve Boudoir, near the window. Not much commentary is needed here, so please scroll down this page and enjoy the Romanov family “Favorite Chair” photos through the years! Read more ROMANOV FAMILY: FAVORITE CHAIR
