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On 7 November all over the world Russians of different ages and social status remember the Day of Grief and Irreconcilability, the following anniversary of October coup-d’état of 1917, when communists seized power in Russia. More than 30 million people in Russia became victims of the communists’ regime from 1917 to 1991, including the time of the Lenin’s repressions, the Stalin’s repressions, the repressions which were continued after Stalin’s death in 1953.
On 7 November 2009 the Russian Imperial Union-Order organised in Saint Petersburg at 12 p.m. requiem service near the grave of cadet Vladimir Alexandrovich, who was killed by communists on 12 November 1917 trying to resist to the coup-d’état. Then at 3 p.m. at the Trinity Square the demonstration was held. The Russian Imperial Union-Order and other anticommunists’ organisations directed their petition to the PACE and the OSCE. In the petition Russian monarchists propose to proclaim 7 November the International Day to Remember the Victims of Communism.
The same day in Moscow the Russian Imperial Union-Order and the party “Great Russia” organised the conference “Did the Tsar abdicate?” More than 120 came to participate in the conference. The participants discussed whether the abdication act of Tsar Nicolas II was a forgery or the Tsar signed the act himself. In discussion arguments pro et contra both versions were announced. Even if the act was signed by the Tsar himself, that act was illegal and had no judicial power. The main idea of the conference was to pay attention that the Tsar didn’t stop to serve to the monarchical idea and didn’t betray Russia and the oath of 1613. Now there are a lot of people in Russia, who remember about the self-sacrifice of the Saint Tsar and are ready to serve to His Legal Heirs, now, the Head of the Russian Imperial House Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna.
Chancellery of the Commander of the RIU-O
воскресенье, 8 ноября 2009 г.
среда, 4 ноября 2009 г.
The RIU-O continues to celebrate its 80 Anniversary
The celebrations dedicated to the 80th Anniversary of the Russian Imperial Union-Order were continued on 31 October 2009 in Saint Petersburg.
At 12 p.m. o’clock the Commander of the RIU-O Sir George Fedoroff took a shot from a gun of the St. Peter and Paul’s fortress of Saint Petersburg. After the shot carillon of the fortress’ clock played the melody of the Hymn of the Russian Empire “God, Bless the Tsar”. Then trooping the colour by the soldiers of the fortress’ garrison was made. [To read more and to look photos]
At 12 p.m. o’clock the Commander of the RIU-O Sir George Fedoroff took a shot from a gun of the St. Peter and Paul’s fortress of Saint Petersburg. After the shot carillon of the fortress’ clock played the melody of the Hymn of the Russian Empire “God, Bless the Tsar”. Then trooping the colour by the soldiers of the fortress’ garrison was made. [To read more and to look photos]
пятница, 23 октября 2009 г.
II Monarchy Forum
THE SECOND MONARCHY FORUM IN HECHINGEN, GERMANY
On 23 October 2009 in Hechingen, Germany, the Second Monarchy Forum, organised by the German Monarchists Society, starts. Participants from different lands of Germany as well as from France, Austria, and Czech state came to Hechingen.
In the beginning of the Forum greetings from the Russian Imperial Union-Order to the Forum was read by Mr Andreas Haas:
Dear friends!
The Russian Imperial Union-Order, the oldest and largest Russian monarchist organisation, established 80 years ago, is very glad to greet the Second Monarchy Forum in Hechingen, Germany.
The German and Russian people have a common history which is full not only of sad pages, but also, and more importantly, of bright examples of cooperation and collaboration. A lot of German specialists served the Russian monarchy from the 17th to the 20th century. Today our countries are experiencing a difficult situation of a systematic crisis of spiritual values, ideology, and economy. To overcome this crisis our people need to tear up by the roots the mistaken ideals of the last several decades and to return to the Tradition which was has proven itself throughout centuries and which was developed under the wise rule of our Emperors.
We sincerely hope that your forum will be one of brilliant possibilities to underline that monarchists can propose real alternatives to republican rule, that Monarchy is the only real future for the history of our countries.
The Russian Imperial Union-Order wishes the forum to work successfully and hopes for further effective collaboration with German monarchists.
With Imperial regards,
George A. Fedoroff,
Commander of the RIU-O
The Forum will work to 25 October 2009.
Chancellery of the Commander of the RIU-O
On 23 October 2009 in Hechingen, Germany, the Second Monarchy Forum, organised by the German Monarchists Society, starts. Participants from different lands of Germany as well as from France, Austria, and Czech state came to Hechingen.
In the beginning of the Forum greetings from the Russian Imperial Union-Order to the Forum was read by Mr Andreas Haas:
Dear friends!
The Russian Imperial Union-Order, the oldest and largest Russian monarchist organisation, established 80 years ago, is very glad to greet the Second Monarchy Forum in Hechingen, Germany.
The German and Russian people have a common history which is full not only of sad pages, but also, and more importantly, of bright examples of cooperation and collaboration. A lot of German specialists served the Russian monarchy from the 17th to the 20th century. Today our countries are experiencing a difficult situation of a systematic crisis of spiritual values, ideology, and economy. To overcome this crisis our people need to tear up by the roots the mistaken ideals of the last several decades and to return to the Tradition which was has proven itself throughout centuries and which was developed under the wise rule of our Emperors.
We sincerely hope that your forum will be one of brilliant possibilities to underline that monarchists can propose real alternatives to republican rule, that Monarchy is the only real future for the history of our countries.
The Russian Imperial Union-Order wishes the forum to work successfully and hopes for further effective collaboration with German monarchists.
With Imperial regards,
George A. Fedoroff,
Commander of the RIU-O
The Forum will work to 25 October 2009.
Chancellery of the Commander of the RIU-O
вторник, 13 октября 2009 г.
El Tercer Congreso de la Unión-Orden Imperial Rusa
El Comandante de la U-OIR, el Sr. Gueorgui Fedoroff
La Unión-Orden Imperial Rusa (U-OIR) celebró su Tercer Congreso en Moscú, Rusia, del 8 al 10 octubre de 2009. El Congreso fue organizado como parte de las actividades para conmemorar el 80 Aniversario de la Unión-Orden. Participaron representantes de 14 departamentos de la Organización, destacando los delegados de los Estados Unidos y República Checa.
Su Alteza Imperial la Gran Duquesa María Vladimírovna, dirigió un mensaje al Congreso. La Cabeza de la Casa Imperial de Rusia destacó el importante papel que la U-OIR ocupa en el movimiento monárquico internacional.
También se hicieron presentes los saludos al Congreso de los representantes de la Unión-Orden de los Estados Unidos, México y Australia.
El Comandante de la U-OIR, el Sr. Gueorgui Fedoroff deseó que la organización en lo sucesivo sirva estrictamente a la verdad sin buscar compromisos con el mal, sirviendo a la Santa Iglesia y la monarquía, reconociendo que esto no es fácil en el mundo moderno.
Los representantes de los departamentos territoriales intervinieron con sus informes del trabajo correspondientes al periodo 2005-2009 (tras el Segundo Congreso de la U-OIR, celebrado en 2005 en San Petersburgo).
El 9 y 10 de octubre los congresistas discutieron el proyecto del Programa de la U-OIR, y también debatieron sobre la gestión de la propaganda monárquica en la sociedad rusa moderna. Dicho programa será definitivamente confirmado por el Consejo Superior del U-OIR próximamente.
El 10 de octubre fue clausurado el Congreso y después se realizó una recepción para celebrar el 80 aniversario de la Organización.
воскресенье, 11 октября 2009 г.
The Third Congress of the RIU-O was held in Moscow
80 years to the RIU-O
From 8th to 10th October 2009 in Moscow the Russian Imperial Union-Order held its Third Congress in Russia dedicated to the 80th Anniversary of the RIU-O. Delegates from 14 territorial departments of the RIU-O participated in the Congress, including delegations from the USA and the Czech Republic. Delegates came to Moscow and were registered on 8 October. To read more and to see more photos...
среда, 7 октября 2009 г.
The RIU-O celebrates the 80th Anniversary
The oldest and the biggest organisation of Russian monarchists the Russian Imperial Union-Order celebrates on the 8th day of October 2009 its the 80th Anniversary.
During these 80 years our organisation went the way from a little union of officers-emigrants, who came together to a cafe in Paris on the 8th day of October 1929 to unite their efforts and abilities to serve to the Historical Monarchical Orthodox Russia, to the Order which unites Russian legitimists in more than 30 different regions of Russia and abroad.
Because of such anniversary from 8 to 10 October 2009 the Russian Imperial Union-Order holds its the Third Congress in Moscow. Information about the Congress you can find at the site www.legitimist.net in Russian and English.
Chancellery of the Commander of the RIU-O
вторник, 6 октября 2009 г.
Grand Duchess Leonida
Her Imperial Highness the Dowager Grand Duchess Leonida Georgievna, a Dowager of Grand Duke Vladimir Kirillovich, a Head of the Russian Imperial House from 1938 to 1992, and a mother of a current Head of the Russian Imperial House Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna, celebrates today 95th anniversary.
Grand Duchess Leonida Georgievna was born on the 6th day of October 1914 in Tiflis (current Tbilisi, a capital of Georgia) in a family of prince Georgiy Alexandrovich Bagration of Mukhrani, a representative of the Royal House of Georgia, baptised in Christianity in 298 AD and ruled in Georgia from 575 AD to 1801 AD, and princess Elena Sigismundovna from Polish noble family of Novina-Zlotnicka.
With a daughter Grand Duchess Maria, 1960-ties
From 1948 to 1992 Grand Duchess Leonida Georgievna was married to Grand Duke Vladimir Kirillovich, in 1991 they visited together the Soviet Union. From that moment Grand Duchess visited Russia several times. She has awards of the Saint Orthodox Church.
Official congratulations to the Grand Duchess were received from Holy Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Kirill.
Chancellery of the Commander of the RIU-O
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