They'd probably live in obscurity in Britain under heavy guard possibly dodging Stalin's assassins for the rest of their (or Stalin's) natural lives.
They'd serve no political roles later and like the Kaiser they'd probably just remain in exile, complaining about how things had deteriorated in their home country with other like-minded emigres, vaingloriously ignorant of the fact that their own brutal leadership had landed them (and by extension their people) in their current miserable predicament.
The Czar, like the rest of those old European autocrats at the time, were pretty awful rulers who were woefully out of touch with the needs of their country. After abdication, Nicholas barely understood and underestimated the radicalism that had gripped his country. Their constant dance of abuse and neglect made them highly unpopular and when given the choice between a new Czar or a new system in 1917, the Russian people chose the latter and abolished the Monarchy.
Even if they escape or are smuggled out, they are unlikely to have much impact, they'd just remain a curious and eternally baffled relic of a by-gone era.
They'd serve no political roles later and like the Kaiser they'd probably just remain in exile, complaining about how things had deteriorated in their home country with other like-minded emigres, vaingloriously ignorant of the fact that their own brutal leadership had landed them (and by extension their people) in their current miserable predicament.
The Czar, like the rest of those old European autocrats at the time, were pretty awful rulers who were woefully out of touch with the needs of their country. After abdication, Nicholas barely understood and underestimated the radicalism that had gripped his country. Their constant dance of abuse and neglect made them highly unpopular and when given the choice between a new Czar or a new system in 1917, the Russian people chose the latter and abolished the Monarchy.
Even if they escape or are smuggled out, they are unlikely to have much impact, they'd just remain a curious and eternally baffled relic of a by-gone era.