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Nicolas Ii / Kremlin Gate

Kremlin: everyone, including the Tsar, has to remove their hat to honour an icon placed at the Spassky Gate

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Honour Icon Including Kremlin Moscow Remove Tsar Spassky


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This evocative photograph captures a significant moment in Russian history as Tsar Nicholas II and his retinue approach the Spassky Gate of the Moscow Kremlin in 1913. The Tsar, dressed in a white, double-breasted uniform and wearing a fur hat, leads his horse through the gate, while those following behind, including members of the imperial family and military officials, dismount and remove their hats as a sign of reverence towards the icon affixed above the gate. The Spassky Gate, one of the main entrances to the Kremlin, has long been a symbol of Russian power and tradition. The icon, believed to be of the Virgin Mary, has been venerated by the Russian people for centuries, and it was customary for all who entered the Kremlin to pay their respects to it by removing their hats. This historical image offers a glimpse into the grandeur and pomp of the Russian imperial court, as well as the deep-rooted religious traditions that shaped Russian culture. The Tsar's humility in removing his hat before the icon, despite his position of power, underscores the importance of faith and respect in Russian society during this time. The photograph, taken in 1913, is a poignant reminder of the rich history and traditions of Russia, and the enduring influence of the Orthodox faith on its people. The image also serves as a powerful reminder of the Tsar and his family, who were tragically killed during the Russian Revolution just a few short years later.

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