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Inside is a portrait of the tsar's son painted on ivory and framed by platinum and diamonds.
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Inside is a portrait of the tsar's son painted on ivory and framed by platinum and diamonds.
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Inside is a portrait of the tsar's son painted on ivory and framed by platinum and diamonds.
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Replaced by a still from Eisenstein's "Ivan the Terrible" showing the tsar's murder of his son and putative successor.
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That Diaghilev didn't bother to conceal the affair infuriated socially conservative elements in the city, and in 1911 led to the withdrawal of the tsar's financial support of the Ballets Russes, and Diaghilev's permanent departure from Russia.
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It's an extraordinary climax to a book that's utterly unique in the annals of prison literature-think Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's grim depictions of the Soviet Gulag, but beginning with a childhood at the tsar's court and ending with a daring escape across Siberia.
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Most of the soldiers were young men, but patriotic fervor and the demand for troops was so great that older men, some of whom had served in the tsar's army, fought too.
The Real Patriotic War Applebaum, Anne 2006
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I had no wish to meddle in the affairs of the tsar's representatives, nor to be drawn into them.
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I had no wish to meddle in the affairs of the tsar's representatives, nor to be drawn into them.
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The king withdrew his troops at the tsar's suggestion while the confederation limited its revenues and the size of the republic's army.
1690s 2001
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