St. Petersburg: At Where The Ghosts of The Imperial Czars Now Dwell. By Uncle Monty Inside Russia.

St. Petersburg:

At Where The Ghosts of The
Imperial Czars Now Dwell.
By Uncle Monty Inside Russia.

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Brutually slaughtered by the Bolsheviks, the

Imperial Royal Family were no more at the rise

of Russian Communist Revolution that spread

like wildfire all across the vast land of the Soviet

Union in 1917. It was also the same year of the

Catholic birth of John F. Kennedy in America.

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Having now stood in both the Russian and American

capitals, I am now so thrilled to be standing here

today with dear Contessa Maria, for our first time,

inside the once Imperial Capital of Mother Russia.
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After my Moscow and Washington encounters, I
feel a strange affinity to the lives of The Romanovs,
whose savage fate was to bring a complete end to the
Russian dynasty of 400 years of Imperial Royal rule.

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Such occurred here at St. Petersburg more than 90

years ago. Yet the horror of their savage fate still

resonates historically throughout the palatial palaces

and elaborate Orthodox Churches even today at

the once Imperial Capital of what is now called The

Russian Federation after the contemporary demise

of the vile USSR. Or more ignobly The Iron Curtain

of Lenin and Stalin. They murdered, tortured,

enslaved, and imprisoned millions of their own

Russian people all in the name of Red Nationalism

and choking communism and anti-Royalty.

The gulags of Russia are recorded for us all by

the eminent and extraordinary Russian writer

the late Alexander Solzhenitsyn (1918-2008).

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We, the contessa and I, are so pleased to be here

visiting St. Petersburg like we are, has I said before,

for the first time. We are looking forward to exploring
alot more about The Romanovs and their imperialistic

lives right inside this royal city at where they once

reigned with absolute authority and privilege until

the dark and bloody rise of the Soviet Bolsheviks at

the second decade of the 20th century. Thus the

ghosts of the Czars still permeate this grand

and old royal abode of St. Petersburg for all

to somehow feel it in the bones and souls

of our own present Internet Age.

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History and Timeline of Russian Czars
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From Russia's St. Petersburg, Uncle Monty.

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Russia's Imperial Tsar Nicholas, II.

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