Alexander I of Russia ruled as Tsar from 1802 to his death in 1825. In this time he did a lot for Russia as country and for the administration. With ever ruler there is usually one major failure that comes to mind; George W. Bush’s post September eleventh policy, or Winston Churchill’s Gallipoli campaign. For Alexander, his greatest failure is the Holy Alliance. The Holy Alliance was a partnership of Russia, Austria and Prussia created in 1815 by Alexander. Its main goal was to instill the Christian
In October of 1906, the Tsarina was afflicted because of his son Tsesarevich Alexei suffered hemophilia B.It was known that t only person that could have the ability of healing through prayer, Gregory Rasputin. He managed to calm the Tsarina and gave them hope that his child was going to survive. The 10 of September Rasputin claimed the miracle healing of the child; this opened the opportunity for him to receive all kinds of privileges no one else had, and free access to the Imperial family producing
The Romanov Empire had reign the Russian Empire for about 300 years before Nicholas II became the monarch. Unfortunately, the new Tsar of Russia was also advised by Konstantin Pobedonostsev, who promoted autocracy, condemned elections, representation and democracy, the jury system, the press, free education, charities, and social reforms; an outdated ideology by the turn of the twentieth century. Although Nicholas II possessed some skills that would have been advantageous as the leader but, overall