Nicholas I was Emperor of Russia, King of Congress Poland, and Grand Duke of Finland. He was the third son of Paul I and younger brother of his predecessor, ...
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Nicholas I, Russian emperor (1825–55), often considered the personification of classic autocracy. For his reactionary policies, he has been called the ...
Nikolaj 1. af Rusland (Nicholas I of Russia)
Tidligere Konge af Polen
Nikolaj 1. af Rusland var zar af Rusland og konge af Polen fra 1825 til sin død i 1855. Nikolaj var yngre broder til Alexander 1. og tredje søn af kejser Paul 1. af Rusland. Wikipedia
Født: 6. juli 1796, Gattšina lossipark, Rusland
Død: 2. marts 1855, Vinterpaladset, Sankt Petersborg, Rusland
Ægtefælle: Charlotte af Preussen (g. 1817–1855)
Forældre: Paul 1. af Rusland og Sophie Dorothea af Württemberg
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In his conduct of state affairs, Nicholas I often bypassed regular channels and generally resented formal deliberation, consultation, or other procedural delay.
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This is a superb, well researched, highly organized, and very readable biography of an important Russian emperor. ... Lincoln goes much beyond just presenting a ...
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A military man by nature, Nicholas I especially trusted the military and installed them in all key positions in the country.
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