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1 minute
chana devora says
Gossip was a huge pastime at the court, and a means of discrediting people or turning public opinion against them. It’s absolutely not true that Alexandra had an affair with Rasputin. She was extremely devoted to her husband and children. In addition, most of the accusations leveled at Rasputin were untrue. He was hated by much of the aristocracy for advocating equal rights for the oppressed Jews who were confined to a ghetto and denied the right to an education, most occupations, and much else. The artistocracy, like Nicholas II, were very anti-Semitic. In fact the Tsar, like those before him, encouraged the ‘pogroms’ – regular raids on Jewish villages, which would be demolished while its people were tortured and slaughtered senselessly. Think about it: the tsar had the blood of many innocents on his hands; Rasputin never killed nor harmed a soul in his life.