As I write this, I am watching the classic movie 'Nicholas and Alexandra.'
As history notes, Nicholas II disastrously took command of his armies when they were in defeat and with the nation collapsing around him: however, he was urged to stay behind in St. Petersburg. We know the result of his decision, but what if he had stayed to head the government? Do you think there would be any difference if he was there, instead of the Czarina?
As history notes, Nicholas II disastrously took command of his armies when they were in defeat and with the nation collapsing around him: however, he was urged to stay behind in St. Petersburg. We know the result of his decision, but what if he had stayed to head the government? Do you think there would be any difference if he was there, instead of the Czarina?