In Season 5 of "The Crown," a character claims the British royals didn't rescue their cousins, the Romanovs of Russia, over petty female jealousy. Could that be true?

Czar Nicholas II of Russia and King George V of England (Getty) Who were the Romanovs? The House of Romanov was the reigning imperial house of Russia, lasting from 1617 to 1917.

This “Eurasian Union” imagines reconnecting Russia with former Soviet territories. Dugin’s influence is still strong in nationalist groups, and he has over 71,000 followers on Telegram.

The tsar and tsarina of Russia who, months earlier, had been overthrown in the Russian Revolution. “The government is willing to send a ship to bring the Romanovs to safety here in England ...

'The Crown's episode, "Ipatiev House," explores the royal family's connection to the Romanovs. ... Czar Nicholas II of Russia and King George V of the United Kingdom, circa 1915.

Did King George V betray his cousin Tsar Nicholas II of Russia? The Crown shows the royal family's connections to the Romanvos. Here's the true story of how they are connected.

Russia has announced plans to bury the remains of the country’s last tragic Crown Prince in a ceremony next month. Alexei, the 13 year old son of Tsar Nicholas II, was brutally shot with the ...

In 2008, scientists used bone and tooth fragments to identify the remains as those of the two missing children of Czar Nicholas II: 13-year-old Crown Prince Alexei, the emperor's only son and heir ...

Czar Nicholas II of Russia and King George V of England (Getty) Who were the Romanovs? The House of Romanov was the reigning imperial house of Russia, lasting from 1617 to 1917.