Review of the regiments before being sent to the army. Xnumx

01. The arrival of Emperor Nicholas II to the location of the troops heading to the front. Kaluga

02. The arrival of Emperor Nicholas II to the location of the troops heading to the Far East. Kaluga

03. Emperor Nicholas II leaves the Tula Cathedral during his arrival at the location of the troops sent to the Far East. Tula

04. Emperor Nicholas II at the review of the Pskov Infantry Regiment before sending it to the Far East. Tula

05. Emperor Nicholas II toured the Velikoluksky regiment before sending it to the Far East. Tula

06. The arrival of Emperor Nicholas II in Orel to the location of the troops sent to the Far East. Eagle

07. The arrival of Emperor Nicholas II in Orel to the location of the troops sent to the Far East. Eagle

08. Emperor Nicholas II at the parade of the Dragoon Nizhyn Regiment before sending it to the Far East. Eagle

09. Emperor Nicholas II at the review of the troops before sending them to the Far East. Belgorod

10. The arrival of Emperor Nicholas II in Belgorod to the location of the troops sent to the Far East. Belgorod

11. The meeting of Emperor Nicholas II with the troops heading to the front. Poltava

12. Emperor Nicholas II at the review of the troops. Kremenchug

13. Emperor Nicholas II at the review of the 35 Infantry Regiment of Bryansk before sending it to the Far East. Kremenchug

14. Emperor Nicholas II at the review of the troops. Kremenchug

15. Emperor Nicholas II bypasses the honor guard of the 1 Volga Cossack Regiment of the Tersk troops before sending it to the Far East. Kremenchug

16. The arrival of Emperor Nicholas II to the location of the troops sent to the Far East. Kharkov

17. Emperor Nicholas II talks to the volost foremen during his arrival at the location of troops sent to the Far East. Kharkov

18. Emperor Nicholas II talks to the volost foremen during his arrival at the location of troops sent to the Far East. Kharkov

19. The arrival of Emperor Nicholas II to the location of the troops sent to the Far East. Kharkov

20. The arrival of Emperor Nicholas II to the location of the troops sent to the Far East. Kharkov

21. The arrival of Emperor Nicholas II to the location of the troops sent to the Far East. Kharkov

22. Emperor Nicholas II bypasses the guard of honor, built in honor of his arrival to the location of the troops sent to the Far East. Kharkov

23. Emperor Nicholas II bypasses the guard of honor troops. Kharkov

24. Emperor Nicholas II bypasses the guard of honor troops. Kharkov

25. The arrival of Emperor Nicholas II to the location of the troops sent to the Far East. Kharkov

26. The arrival of Emperor Nicholas II to the location of the troops sent to the Far East. Kharkov

27. Arrival of Emperor Nicholas II to the location of the troops sent to the Far East. Kharkov

28. The arrival of Emperor Nicholas II to the location of the troops going to the front. Kharkov

29. Emperor Nicholas II at the show of the Cossack troops before sending them to the Far East. Kharkov

30. Emperor Nicholas II at the 1-th Orenburg Cossack regiment before the dispatch to the Far East. Kharkov

31. Emperor Nicholas II at the review of the troops before sending them to the Far East. Kharkov

32. Emperor Nicholas II during a conversation with Adjutant General Baron F.E. Meiendorf - Commander of the 1 Army Corps

Comments

[xan]

Thank you.
What to conduct reviews on the soldiers of Russia was always lucky.
It was necessary to make sure that the most worthy from the military point of view climbed forward in the military bureaucracy, but this turned out to be beyond the power of Nikolaev tsarism.

[Grigorievich]

A good selection of photos. It's a pity that they are not color. And what a straightening. And the tradition was good — the emperor looked before being sent to war.

[drop]

What a sorrow in the heart when you look at our ancestors, whom this mediocre Emperor drove to death. After all, it was clear that our army was equipped 10 times weaker than the Japanese. From the war, Russia received only a revolution. Why am I writing like this. My grandfather, the captain served in intelligence. Grandmother and mother talked a lot about him. Then I found materials about him in the archives at the 100 exhibition of the anniversary of the beginning of this massacre. And the people were eager to defend the fatherland, but there was a fifth column, as now. I have the honor.