On episode 4 of ULTC, we discuss our most popular series on the mental illness of Russia’s Alexandra Romanov.
Tag Archives: Romanov
Put Some Respeck On His Name
Taisho’s ascension to the throne marked a critical point in Japanese politics and culture as the country turned its eyes to the West and the possibilities that lay beyond its borders. So put some respeck on his name.
If The Shoe Fits
Ivan the Terrible’s outburst that killed his son and heir had far reaching consequences, as did his almost 40 year reign.
What’s In a Name?
In 1547, Ivan IV was crowned Russia’s very first tsar. But you may know Ivan by a different name – Ivan the Terrible.
WAP: Women Are Paramount
In light of the news that Kamala Harris is Joe Biden’s VP choice, this week we are celebrating women! Learn about some ladies who led with their intellect and their strength, with maybe a little help from their charm and good looks as well…
ER: Emergency Royal
There is a rich history of royal women serving in hospitals during war, and most recently, during pandemics.
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Heir B+B
Celebrate summer by taking a look at the favorite vacation spots of royals through the centuries.
When Life Gives You Lenins
Alexandra’s mental instability left her increasingly dependent on Rasputin, who taught that “love is everything; love will protect you from a bullet.” No one loved her family more than Alexandra, but in the end, love could not save them.
‘Til Death Do Us Part
Before Anastasia, there was another Romanov who was the center of attention; her mother, Alexandra Feodorovna, Empress of Russia, whose reign seemed doomed from the start.
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Uneasy Lies the Crown 