No, Russia DID NOT have its first royal wedding in 100 years!
On October 1, 2021, Georgy Romanov and Rebecca (Victoria) Bettarini were married in Saint Petersburg’s St. Isaac’s Cathedral. Russian
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No, Russia DID NOT have its first royal wedding in 100 years!
On October 1, 2021, Georgy Romanov and Rebecca (Victoria) Bettarini were married in Saint Petersburg’s St. Isaac’s Cathedral. Russian
Source: theuknews.com
No, Russia DID NOT have its 'first royal wedding in 100 years'!
On October 1, 2021, Georgy Romanov and Rebecca (Victoria) Bettarini were married in Saint Petersburg’s St. Isaac’s Cathedral. Russian and foreign media rushed to announce that the heir to the Russian throne is getting married! We debunk this fake news and explain why this was a wedding of two people who are not rightful heirs to the House of Romanov.
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The first Russian ruler a real person or a myth
The first Russian ruler a real person or a myth RBTH 17 Jul 2021, 06:55 GMT+10 So little is known about Rurik, the progenitor of the Russian Rurikid dynasty, that it's still debated whether he was a real historical figure. The earliest mention of Rurik is found in the Primary Chronicle (or the 'Tale of Bygone Years' in Russian tradition), the earliest surviving Russian letopis' ('chronicle'). But the catch is that the chronicle was written in the 12th century, about 150-200 years after Rurik's death. The scarcity of information is the reason why discussions about Rurik are still going on to t...
Source: russiaherald.com