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In December 1916, Russia’s most feared man was murdered by nobles who believed they were saving the empire.
Within two years, the Romanov dynasty was gone.

This dark historical documentary examines the assassination of Grigori Rasputin and the rapid collapse of Imperial Russia in the final years before the Russian Revolution. Set during the final phase of World War I, the story follows Rasputin’s rise from a Siberian peasant to a powerful figure inside the Romanov court — and the chain reaction triggered by his death.

We explore Rasputin’s influence over Tsar Nicholas II and Empress Alexandra, the illness of Tsarevich Alexei, the political instability of late 1916, and the conspiracy led by Prince Felix Yusupov. The video analyzes the psychological atmosphere inside the Russian Empire at the time: elite paranoia, collapsing legitimacy, wartime exhaustion, and a ruling system dependent on belief rather than stability.

This is not a myth-driven retelling. It is a historical analysis of how power, fear, and perception intersected in one of the most consequential assassinations in modern history. Rasputin’s murder did not cause the Russian Revolution — but it exposed the fragility of a dynasty already under strain.

If you are interested in dark history, psychological history, imperial politics, and the deeper patterns behind historical events, this documentary situates Rasputin’s death within the broader collapse of the Romanov Empire.

Chapters:

00:00 The Invitation
00:52 The Man Called Rasputin
02:09 Palace Dependency
03:12 Access to Power
04:07 The Letter
04:56 The Assassination
05:59 The Collapse
06:36 What Really Fell
07:01 Not Just Russia

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