Tsar Nicholas II and Family

Russian Imperial Family of Nicholas II, in a frame by Faberge. Tsar Nicholas II (1868-1918) was the last emperor of Russia. The Romanovs became victims of the 1917 Russian revolution. Inbreeding was common among royal families, causing genetic disorders. As a granddaughter of Queen Victoria of England, Alexandra carried the gene mutation for hemophilia, which she passed on to her son

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Anastasia Czar Faberge Genes Genetics Hemophilia Heredity Inheritance Inherited Intermarriage Olga Romanoff Romanov Tatiana Tzar

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