Tsar Nicholas II poses with his wife Alexandra Fedorovna and oldest daughter Olga to present her to Queen Victoria, Balmoral castle, Scotland, 29 of September (1896)

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Queen Victoria described her 8th child Prince Leopold, as "the ugliest and least pleasing of the whole family". She frequently depicted him as grotesque in drawings and criticized his appearance. Out of all of her children, he arguably looked the most like her.

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On this day in 1918 – Tsar Nicholas II and his family were murdered by Bolsheviks at Yekaterinburg.

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My Grandfather, Great-Grandfather, Great-Great-Grandfather, and Great-Great-Great Grandmother, ca 1918

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The children of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia in a formal photo, 1906

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Irish family posing with their 7 children, Father smiles proud, 8 of March 1908, glass negative

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King George V & Tsar Nicholas II together (1913)

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Crisp glass negative of a irish mother with her children (7, 3 boys, 4 girls), Circa 1900.

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Czar Nicholas II of Russia and King George V of Great Britain were first cusins with a remarkable likeness to each other. George is the one with the side part Photos circa 1900s-10s

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Crisp glass negative of an irish family, 21 of May 1919.

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Family poses together for their professional studio photo, 1900-10s. crisp glass negative

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The Nine Kings of Europe, a photo of nine European kings taken during a gathering at Windsor Castle for the funeral of King Edward VII in 1910 (ID in description)

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Postmortem photographs from the mid-19th century to the early 20th century showing how families preserved memories of their loved ones when photography was still a new and rare art