Tsar Ivan the Terrible died of a stroke at the age of 54 in 1584 while he was playing chess and he was succeeded by his son Feodor. By that time, it was rare to find a noble family in Russia who ...

It’s thought Ivan the Terrible killed his son during a family row after Ivan Jr.’s pregnant wife walked past the Tsar in her undergown (showing one’s undies to the Tsar was highly offensive).

A delirious mix of expressionistic lighting, extreme camera angles and bug-eyed acting, "Ivan" is one of ... wonderfully in the Orff-like "Song of Feodor Basmanov," the chorus delivering their ...

The first tsar to use these regalia was Feodor I of Russia (1557-1598), son of Ivan the Terrible, and the last one was Nicholas II on April 27th, 1906, although, on this occasion, the Emperor didn ...

The face of Ivan the Terrible - the Grand Prince of Russia ... leaving the throne to his second son, Feodor Ivanovich. Incredible map shows every country that's been invaded by Britain - only ...

The face of Ivan the Terrible, the Grand Prince of Russia ... 53 during a game of chess and was succeeded by his second son, Feodor Ivanovich.

Ivan the Terrible, Russia's first tsar ... Having murdered his heir, Ivan Ivanonich, the tsar was succeeded his second son, Feodor Ivanovich. Uninterested in politics, Feodor I left others ...

He was identified by Holocaust survivors as Ivan the Terrible, a Nazi war criminal who ... U.S. and Sheftel Yoram of Israel; Demjanjuk’s son-in-law Ed Nishnic, former director of the Office ...

Its name was changed by Diaghilev to Ivan The Terrible as a vehicle for a tour by Feodor Chaliapin. In that guise it got its UK premiere at Drury Lane in 1913, then disappeared. Rimsky-Korsakov ...

The painting, “Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan on November 16, 1581,” was created by Ilya Repin, one of Russia’s most famous 19th century artists, and housed at the Tretyakov Gallery in ...