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Where the Romanovs Became Holy Martyrs (Published 2008)

The New York Times
The monastery, also known as Ganina Yama, is built on the grounds surrounding the mine shaft where bones of the Romanovs were found in the 1970s.
196 months ago

Resurrecting the Czar

Smithsonian Magazine
In Russia, the recent discovery of the remains of the two missing Romanov children has pitted science against the church.
86 months ago

Consul General Paul Carter met with the Metropolitan of Yekaterinburg and Verkhoturye

U.S. Embassy and Consulates in Russia (.gov)
On June 18, 2018, Consul General Dr. Paul Carter met with the Metropolitan of Yekaterinburg and Verkhoturye. Over a cup of tea, Metropolitan Kirill spoke about...
77 months ago

Monastery of the Holy Martyrs

Lonely Planet
After the Romanov family was shot in the cellar of Dom Ipatyeva, their bodies were discarded in the depths of the forests of Ganina Yama, 16km northeast…
93 months ago

Archbishop Irénée participates in celebrations in Ekaterinburg, Moscow

Orthodox Church in America
EKATERINBURG, RUSSIA [OCA]. ekaterinburg Divine Liturgy in Ekaterinburg on the Sunday of All Saints Glorified in the Russian Lands.
64 months ago

On Centenary, Russian State and Orthodox Church at Odds Over Romanovs

The Moscow Times
Inside a monastery in central Moscow on Tuesday morning, a dozen men clad in all black stood next to banners depicting Jesus and Tsar...
76 months ago

Russia has a secretive cult where they worship the last ever Tsar

The Independent
Thousands of Russians arrive every year to pay homage at the grisly scene in western Siberia where the Romanov dynasty was wiped out in 1918...
85 months ago

A once-vilified czar returns to relevance in modern Russia

The Christian Science Monitor
Vladimir Putin and the Russian Orthodox Church have increasingly invoked Czar Nicholas II, murdered in 1918, as part of a broader strategy...
98 months ago

100,000 Russians mark 100 years since murder of last tsar

The Week
Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill (C, in white) leads believers in a nightime procession marking 100 years since the Bolsheviks shot dead...
76 months ago

Opinion | The Remains of the Romanovs (Published 2017)

The New York Times
Nearly a century after Czar Nicholas and his family were murdered, their fate still haunts Russia.
88 months ago