Commemorations to the Romanov Family

100th Anniversary of Romanov Deaths: 2018

Events In Russia:

July 2017: Siberian Monument to Tsar Nicholas II and Crown Prince Alexis Unveiled

Additional monuments to Tsar Nicholas and his family have been constructed throughout Russia: St. Petersburg, Kursk, Kaluga, Yekaterinburg, Sochi, Sevastopol, and in Serbia’s capital city of Belgrade.

The Orthodox Church plans a major glorification of Nicholas and His Family

A pilgrimage route will pass through Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kirov, Perm, Ekaterinburg, and Tobolsk

Special events in Ekaterinburg where the Romanov family was murdered

Romanov Descendants Will Meet to Mark the Anniversary

The Alexander Palace will be opened as a museum complex even though the entire reconstruction may not be completed until 2019. It is the birthplace and final home of Nicolas II and his family.

Events Outside Russia:

Major international cities are planning exhibitions of Russian art, architectural drawings and plans for post-revolutionary Moscow, ballets, and concerts of pre- and post-revolutionary Russian music.

Commemorations Following the 2018 Anniversary

On December 15, 2020 in Rostov-on-Don, it was proposed to replace the Lenin monument from the square and replace it with a monument to Tsar Nicholas’ tortured family, renaming the street: The Street of Emperor Nicholas II.