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EPISODE · Oct 6, 2024 · 50 MIN

Czar Nicholas II: The Last Emperor & the Fall of the Romanovs | Leaders of People Pt. 4

from The Most Dangerous Podcast · host Fraser Smillie

In the thrilling conclusion of our four-part Leaders of People series, James takes us deep into one of the most pivotal collapses in world history: the downfall of Czar Nicholas II.Joined by Fraser, the duo unpacks the story of Russia’s last emperor — a ruler whose poor decisions, political blindness, and overreliance on mystics like Rasputin helped bring down the entire Romanov dynasty. From the chaos of World War I to the 1917 abdication that changed global history, this episode traces how Nicholas’s downfall opened the door for Lenin, the Bolsheviks, and the rise of the Soviet Union.Expect sharp insight, gripping storytelling, and thought-provoking analysis on how fragile leadership can spark global upheaval.🎙️ Hosted by James and Fraser🗂️ Series: Leaders of People – Part 4📌 Hit follow and don’t miss what’s coming next…#CzarNicholasII #RussianRevolution #SovietUnion #FallOfTheRomanovs #LeadersOfPeople #HistoryPodcast #Leadership #RussianHistory #WorldHistory #BolshevikRevolution #MostDangerousPodcast

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