Show more In 1998, Russia’s President Boris Yeltsin shocked the nation with a last-minute decision to speak at the reburial of Tsar Nicholas II and his family, 80 years after their murder.

Boris Yeltsin was a Russian politician ... regional official in the city where Ipatiev House was located - where the Romanov family were executed in 1918. Yeltsin visits the palace and during ...

In 1994, the new Russian president Boris Yeltsin is pressured by the Queen to restore dignity to her family by giving the Romanovs a proper burial. John Major later tells the Queen that within ...

Built in the 1880s as a merchants' home, Ipatiev House would turn out to be the Romanovs' final destination ... who gave the task to Boris Yeltsin, then-chair of the local party.

But though the deaths of the Romanovs would capture imaginations ... and initially Russian President Boris Yeltsin said he would not attend the service. However, Yeltsin later changed his mind ...

In "The Crown," the remains of the Romanovs are shown to have been discovered, excavated, and identified only after Russian president Boris Yeltsin's visit to London in 1994. However, according to ...

and Queen Elizabeth is preparing to meet Boris Yeltsin, the new president of the Russian Federation. The viewer learns that Elizabeth and Philip are relatives of the Romanovs—and wary of Yeltsin ...

In his first interview with Western media since resigning New Year's Eve, a combative former Russian President Boris Yeltsin tells 60 Minutes' Mike Wallace that democracy is firmly established in ...

The grocery store that former Russian President Boris Yeltsin once visited during his trip to Houston in 1989 is now closed for good. The Food Town in Webster, formally a Randall's when Yeltsin ...

The bad boy of Welsh politics' Inventing Nutella Kiwi: How New Zealand hijacked China's fruit In 1998, Russia’s President Boris Yeltsin shocked the nation with a last-minute decision to speak at ...