I am thinking U.S., Canada or one of the Scandinavian countries like Denmark or Sweden.
If Britain isn't going to offer asylum then none of the Dominions will either.
I am thinking U.S., Canada or one of the Scandinavian countries like Denmark or Sweden.
The Danes could just deny entry from everyone they did not wish to receive, as there were no international asulym treaties in effect.Denmark was a small, ethnically homogenous nation with no immigrant history that was close to the Russian Empire.
Denmark would not only be sheltering the royal family, but the royal family could be a beacon for many more white Russians. France, which did have at least somewhat of an immigrant tradition, was willing to shelter white Russians- with the quiet and gentle understanding that most be at least relatively wealthy and be low maintenance and low social impact.
Denmark's position on the Baltic would make it attractive to larger numbers of Russian refugees with more diverse levels of wealth and education. I think this would not sit well with Denmark in 1918. My guess is that any potential for serving as a refugee destination beyond a few individuals was going to be well, declined- with a polite smile.
If he just shows up at Ellis Island, would he be denied?
Romanov, no it is Smith now.If he just shows up at Ellis Island, would he be denied?
Hemophillia. Immigrants with ''degenerative' .diseases were often turned away. They'd need VIP treatment to guarantee getting in.
In theory, they could do just that. Borders, however, are far harder to control in reality. People have ways of entering and once they have entered, removing them can be difficult.The Danes could just deny entry from everyone they did not wish to receive, as there were no international asulym treaties in effect.
How much money did they get make off with? With enough cash, the US would likely let them in so they will spend the money in the US.
Best get those girls married off soonest. The Roaring Twenties are ahead, they should marry well for the short term.
Now I'm imagining Bernnie Wooster & Jeeves encountering a man hunting Romanov girl. Or a Scott Fitzgerald novel revolving around this theme.
A real Romanov? a counter revolutionary during cold war?Maybe an earlier and different Black Widow character in the comics.
And it would be ironic if the exiled Romanovs and one Leon Trotsky end up as neighbors. It would be quite funny.
As the sad fate of Jewish refugees in the 1930s points out, naval borders were much more easy to enforce - hence the need for postwar treaties. But this has nothing to do with Romanovs anymore.In theory, they could do just that. Borders, however, are far harder to control in reality. People have ways of entering and once they have entered, removing them can be difficult.
Denmark was a small, ethnically homogenous nation with no immigrant history that was close to the Russian Empire.
Denmark would not only be sheltering the royal family, but the royal family could be a beacon for many more white Russians. France, which did have at least somewhat of an immigrant tradition, was willing to shelter white Russians- with the quiet and gentle understanding that most be at least relatively wealthy and be low maintenance and low social impact.
Denmark's position on the Baltic would make it attractive to larger numbers of Russian refugees with more diverse levels of wealth and education. My guess is that any potential for serving as a refugee destination beyond a few wealthy and obscure individuals was going to be well, declined- with a polite smile.
Bowling League?Move in the Habsburg as well, than have them ground some club called "The league of the Three Emperors".
And it would be ironic if the exiled Romanovs and one Leon Trotsky end up as neighbors. It would be quite funny.