In 29 April 1891 while Czarevich Nicholas escorted by his cousin Prince George of Grece was returning to Kyoto after a day trip to Lake Biwa in Otsu. He was then suddenly attacked by Tsuda Sanzo one of his escort policemen, who swung at the Tsarevich's face with a sword scarring his forehead. The quick action of his cousin, Prince George of Greece, who parried the second blow with his cane, saved his life.
WI Prince George wasnt fast enough to deflect the blow and the Czarevich was assassinated that day? Grand Duke George was next in line of succession to Czar Alexander III but he was already on ill health and if he succeeds Alexander III as Czar George I i guess he would have a short reign causing Instability to Russia... How is History altered if there was no Nicholas II? Any thoughts?
WI Prince George wasnt fast enough to deflect the blow and the Czarevich was assassinated that day? Grand Duke George was next in line of succession to Czar Alexander III but he was already on ill health and if he succeeds Alexander III as Czar George I i guess he would have a short reign causing Instability to Russia... How is History altered if there was no Nicholas II? Any thoughts?
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