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Secret photos of the Romanovs

Published: 07 September, 2009, 17:00
Edited: 25 May, 2010, 09:34

Tsar Nicholas II with his son Aleksey. Photo by Pierre Gilliard

Tsar Nicholas II with his son Aleksey. Photo by Pierre Gilliard

TAGS: Art, Russia, Europe


The last days of the Romanovs… An exhibition of personal photographs taken by the French tutor of the five children of the last Russian Tsar opens in Moscow’s State Historical Museum on Red Square on September 8.

Perre Gilliard spent 13 years with the Imperial Family, tutoring the four daughters of Tsar Nicolas II: Olga, Tatyana, Maria and Anastasia. In 1913 he also became a tutor for the Tsar’s son Aleksey, who suffered from a rare blood disease.


Daughters of Tsar Nicholas II. Photo by Pierre Gilliard
Perre Gilliard felt attached to the Romanovs and followed them to Tsarskoye Selo, Tobolsk and Ekaterinburg, where the family were kept under arrest and executed on July 17, 1918.

For some reason, it so happened that Gilliard escaped death from the Bolsheviks and managed to save hundreds of photographs he took that feature the last years of life of the Romanov family. He secretly sent the pictures to France and then to Switzerland.

A selection of his works will be on public display until September 28.

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ahgtdf November 20, 2010, 07:59
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romanovs have got a noble girl baby.they sent the baby to rasputins relatives in the wine basket (under the botles) They were take her bulgaria and they were give her a turkish family(bektashi religions(she did not make,join rutiels all her lifelong)).the turkish family grove her.one day she maried and her husband and their 6 suns,2 douthers went in turkey 1953 and she died in turkey. she said again and again “I am gallers princess”all her lifelong. may be feodravna or may be one members of the OTMA was mother of the baby who can belive but god knows

Jane Rollins May 25, 2010, 05:52
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The daughters were gang raped then executed and left in muddy hole, one survived her execution wound, and managed to crawl out of the grave and a ways before succumbing. Yeah, the Bolshevik "revolutionaires" were real "heros", celebrities like Bob Dylan and Woodey Allen who worship them make me want to puke.

N.G. September 19, 2009, 07:37
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Anna Anderson was a fraud.Genetic testing, done in the USA have confirmed it. In American hundreds of innocent people have been released from prison because of the DNA evidence. And ONE , ANNA ANDERSON was declared the lying fraud she was!! Also, now all the family has been found and confirmed by DNA testing. R.I.P. Family Romanov. Blessed Martyrs of the Blood. MEMORY ETERNAL.