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The man who killed Rasputin
Prince Youssoupov and the murder that helped bring down the Russian Empire
Soviet union, history
Soviet union, biography
Court and courtiers
Death and burial
Biography
History
On December 16, 1917, Grigori Rasputin, a confidant of the empress's because of his alleged ability to stop the hemophilic attacks suffered by her son, was invited to one of the St. Petersburg palaces of Prince Felix Youssoupov, the second wealthiest man in Russia after the tsar himself. Leading a g…
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