The Romanov family's palace in 1917- Rare color photos

These color photos of the Alexander Palace in Tsarskoie-Selo (now called Pouchkine) have been taken in October 1917
The last Tsar of Russia Nicholas II and his family were still alive but had already left the palace in August
In October 1917, Nicholas II, his wife Alexandra and their children Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia and Alexei, were imprisoned in Tobolsk (Siberia)
Ces photographies en couleur ont été prises au mois d'Octobre 1917 peu après le départ de la famille Romanov pour Tobolsk en Sibérie où les bolchéviques les retenaient prisonniers.
La dernière famille impériale Russe, Nicolas II, sa femme Alexandra ainsi que leurs cinq enfants: Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia et Alexei étaient encore en vie lorsque ces photographies ont été prises.

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I can just vision his daughters playing tag running through the palace in their free time while Nicky sat by the fireplace with his wife

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Beautiful 👏 👏 👏!!!!!!!

[@wholeNwon]

Clutter was the style of the day.

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inner ❤

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What a waste of life at the end, in spite of their riches.

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this palace is even mocked for the lack of "royalty" to it by other aristocrats. Yet, the family chose a simpler palace they could call home other than those hundreds of bigger, more elegant and more glamorous palaces that symbolizes their wealth.

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Stuff does not make you happy....

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Can anyone tell me the piece of music played? Pls

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"Italian Polka" by Rachmaninoff

[@PrincipeAleksandrovich]

Wowwww 😱😱😱😱😱

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Poder ver eso en vivo seria de ensueño jajajaja.