Alexandr II and Maria Alexandrovna

        Alexander the Second. Film Moscow: Synod. type., 1866.

  E.L.     Alexander II, the liberating king. Moscow: Moscow. com. Literacy in the O-ve villages. 1892.

  Alisov, Petr Fedoseevich (1847 after 1928).     Alexander II the Liberator.
Geneve: Impr. russe, 1879.

  Ambrose (Alexey Klyucharev, Archbishop of Kharkov and Akhtyrsky, 1821-1901).     A word on the day of the ascension to the All-Russian throne of the pious emperor Alexander Nikolaevich.
St. Petersburg: Type. M-va int. affairs, 1874.

  Anastassy (Alexandrov, Alexander Ivanovich, 1861-1918).     Tsar-liberator, transformer and enlightener of Russia, Emperor Alexander II. Kazan: Kazan. sobriety, 1897.

  Andronikov, Pavel Ivanovich (-1888).     Emperor Alexander II in the Kostroma side.
Kostroma: type. P.I. Andronikov, 1858.

  Bogdanovich, Evgeny Vasilyevich (1829-1914).     The liberator king.
St. Petersburg: type. R. Golike, 1898.

  Vartminsky, Theodosius     The word for the day of the coronation of the pious emperor Alexander Nikolayevich, said in the city of Bakhmut, in the cathedral church, by the priest Theodosius of Wartmis [!] 26 Aug. 1867 year.
Moscow: type. A.I. Mamontov, 1868.

        The great day of the first twenty-fifth anniversary of the reign of Emperor Alexander II. Category: Sankt Petersburg. t-va "Social Benefit", 1880.

  Vertelovsky, Alexey Fedorovich     Reform of Emperor Alexander II. Kharkov: Univ. type., 1880.

  Gadzyatsky, Pyotr Petrovich     The twenty-fifth anniversary of the reign of Emperor Alexander II.
St. Petersburg: Typo-lit. AE Landau, 1881.

Russian Historical Society. Collection of the Imperial Russian Historical Society. St. Petersburg, 1867-1916.
[T. 30]: The years of the teaching of his Imperial Highness the heir of the Tsarevich Alexander Nikolayevich, now safely reigning emperor. S. Petersburg: in the printing house of the Second Department of the Own EI V. Chancellery, 1880.

Russian Historical Society. Collection of the Imperial Russian Historical Society. St. Petersburg, 1867-1916.
T. 31: The Years of the Teaching of His Imperial Highness the Heir of the Tsarevich Alexander Nikolayevich, now safely reigning Emperor's Sovereign. S. Petersburg: in the printing house of the Second Department of the Own EI V. Chancellery, 1880.

  Goppen     Crowned Muscovite.
St. Petersburg: I.N. Ivanov, 1880.

  Gruzov, Arkady Fedorovich     On the day of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the accession to the throne of Emperor Alexander II.
Moscow: the type. I.P. Baikova, 1880.

      Russia. The Senate The case of the crime committed on March 1, 1881, the victim of which fell in the Bose the deceased sovereign Emperor Alexander Nikolayevich.
Kiev: the type. G.Т. Korchak-Kovitsky, 1881.

  Evdokimov     The attempt on the life of the Emperor on April 4, the salvation of His Majesty the Kostromich OI Komissarov and the expression of the people's feelings on this event.
Sankt-Petersburg: Tipo-lit. A. Tranchelya, 1866.

  Ermilov, Vladimir Evgrafovich (1861-1918).     The liberation king and his reforms.
Moscow: Type. O. L. Somova, 1898.

The life of the Tsar - the Liberator of Emperor Alexander II. St. Petersburg: Type. R. Golike, 1881.

  Zefirov, Mikhail Mikhailovich (1826-1889).     On the martyrdom of the Emperor Alexander Nikolayevich. The Kazan: Type. Imp. University, 1881.

        The villainous attempt on the life of the Emperor Alexander Nikolayevich. Category: Sankt Petersburg. E. Arngolda, qualification. 1866.

  Illich-Svitych, Vladislav Stanislavovich (1853-1916).     The tombstone to Alexander II.
Geneva: The Ukr. type., 1901.

Illich-Svitych, Vladislav Stanislavovich. The tombstone to Alexander II. Petersburg: State Publishing House, 1920.

        Emperor Alexander II, the emperor-liberator.
Kiev: At the University. a type. (II Zavadsky), 1885.

        The history of the reign of Emperor Alexander II.
St. Petersburg: Type. t-va "The public benefit", 1882.

        The history of the reign of Emperor Alexander II, the tsar-martyr, an unforgettable emancipatory king.
St. Petersburg: the book. mag. "Public Benefit", 1881.

  Kazetsky, Nikolai Lvovich (1860-).     The reign, death and burial of the king-father, liberator and benefactor of the people, the sovereign of Emperor Alexander II.
Moscow: the type. I.E. Efimova, 1881.

        The coronation of Emperor Alexander II on August 26, 1856. Category: Sankt Petersburg. Friedrichson, 1856.

        A brief historical overview of the Imperial Main Apartment. 3: The reign of Emperor Alexander II, 1855-1881.
St. Petersburg: type. P. P. Soykin, 1902. 1902.

  Miroshevsky, Vasily Ivanovich (about 1800-not earlier than 1859).     Russian national anthem on the occasion of the most sacred coronation of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor Alexander Nikolayevich.
Moscow: To the type. V. Gauthier, 1856.

        The martyr's death of the emperor's Tsar-liberator Alexander II.
[Moscow: type. Gatsuka, cens. 1881].

        An unprecedented event in Russia. The Assassination of the Tsar-Liberator March 1, 1881 ..
Moscow: Type. F. Johanson, 1881.

        About the highest visits Olonets province of the most outstanding people in the XIX century. [The highest journey of His Imperial Majesty the Emperor Alexander Nikolaevich in the Olonets province, in 1858].
Petrozavodsk: In the Provincial Printing House, 1877-1896. 1878.

Description of the most sacred coronation of Their Imperial Majesties of the Emperor Alexander II and Empress Maria Alexandrovna of All Russia. [B. m.], 1856.

        An outline of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the reign of Emperor Alexander Nikolayevich from February 19, 1855 - February 19, 1880.
St. Petersburg: type. AS Suvorin, 1880.

  Pavlov, Timofey Semenovich     The word on the day of the coronation and the Holy. anointing their imp. majesties of the emperor imp. Alexander Nikolaevich and Empress Empress. Maria Alexandrovna.
Kharkov: In the Univ. type., 1878.

  Palladium, Archimandrite (Pyankov, Paul, 1816-1882).     The word on the day of the accession to the All-Russian throne of the pious emperor Alexander Nikolayevich, spoken in 1856 February 19 in the Perm Cathedral of the Permian Seminary by Rector Archimandrite Palladiy. Пермь: [The Permian lips. type.], 1856.

  Panov, John Ilyich (1844-1911).     In memory of the Tsar of the Liberator, Emperor Alexander II.
St. Petersburg: type. V. Bezobrazova and Co., 1882].

        March 1, 1881.
M .: All-Union. political prisoners and exiled settlers, 1933.

  Pletnev     The twenty-fifth anniversary of the reign of the Emperor Alexander Nikolayevich (1855-1880). Category: Sankt Petersburg. A.A. Kraevsky, 1880.

        A detailed and credible legend about the attempt on life ... of the Emperor Alexander Nikolaevich, saved by Providence through the Kostroma peasant, now raised to the noble dignity of Osip Ivanovich Komisarov-Kostromsky. Category: Sankt Petersburg. SA Bokrama, 1866.

        Attempt on the life of the emperor of the emperor and the feat of the Kostroma peasant Osip Ivanovich Komisarov, who saved the life of the emperor of the emperor on April 4, 1866 near the Summer Garden in St. Petersburg.
Kostroma: type. Andronikov, censorship. 1866.

        Full information about the martyr's death of the emperor-emperor and the accession to the throne of his Imperial Majesty, the Emperor Alexander III.
[Moscow: type. Martynov, cens. 1881].

  Ponomarev, Stepan Ivanovich (1828-1913).     Alexander II-th king is the liberator.
St. Petersburg: The State. type., 1898.

  Pospelov, John Grigorievich (1821-1910).     The teachings about the martyr tsar and against secret intruders. Hotel in Kostroma: Lip. type., 1883.

      University of Moscow Speeches, verses and researches, written on the occasion of the triumph of the holy chrismation and the wedding of the emperor Alexander II, the autocrat of the All-Russian and august his wife Empress Maria Alexandrovna, ordinary professors of Moscow University for the solemn meeting on August 31, 1856. Moscow: Univ. type., 1856.

Savva (Tikhomirov, Ivan Mikhailovich, 1819-1896). Memories (eyewitness) of the sacred crowning of their imperial majesties, in the bosse of the deceased sovereign Emperor Alexander Nikolayevich and Empress Maria Alexandrovna. Tver: type. Lips. 1883.

Safonov, A.P. History of the life and reign of Emperor Alexander II. St. Petersburg: Type. VS Balashova, 1886.

        Sorrowful tears of the Russian people about the loss of the Tsar of the Liberator [Alexander II].
Moscow: VV Ponomarev, 1881.

        Glory in the highest God, or Wonderful salvation by the providence of God's king !.
St. Petersburg: type. and litrogr. K. Kuna, 1867.

        The death of the martyred king.
Moscow: the type. P. Lebedev, qualification. 1881.

        A crown of thorns over the coffin in the Bose of the late liberator-king Alexander II and the accession to the throne of the Emperor Alexander III.
Moscow: the type. F. Ioganson, 1881.

        The killing of the liberation king [Alexander II]. Moscow: Univ. type., 1881.

        Murder and martyrdom of the Emperor Emperor Alexander II, the liberator of millions of Russian people and the accession to the All-Russian throne of the Emperor Alexander III.
Moscow: DI Presnov, 1881.

  Fedorov, Boris Mikhailovich (1798-1875).     On the performance of the most sacred crowning of His Majesty the Sovereign Emperor Alexander II in Moscow, August 26, 1856.
Moscow: the type. Alexandra Semyon, 1856.

  Filipov, Nikolay     The hand of the Most High saved the king or the feat of the peasant Komissarov.
Sankt-Petersburg: In the type. Yu. Stauf, 1866.

  Hitrov, Mikhail Ivanovich (1851-1899).     To the opening in Moscow of a monument to the Tsar Liberator. Moscow: Univ. type., 1898.

  Chrysanthus (Retivtsev, Vladimir Nikolaevich, 1832-1883).     The word on the day of the accession to the throne of the Emperor Alexander Nikolayevich, told at the St. Isaac's Cathedral on February 19, 1868, by the inspector of the St. Petersburg Theological Academy, Archimandrite Chrysanthus. Category: Sankt Petersburg. Dep. Units, 1868.

        King and people.
Moscow: D.I. Presnov, 1881.

        Chin of action, how did the most sacred crowning of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor Alexander Nikolayevich, the autocrat of the All-Russian Church, according to the church ranks.
St. Petersburg: In the Synod. type., 1856.

  Shevelkin, Ivan     The story of the Russian in the village about the miraculous rescue of the emperor Alexander Nikolayevich, tsar's liberator, the Tsar, on April 4, 1866.
Moscow: [Type. S. Orlova], 1866.

  Schumacher, Alexander Alexandrovich     A historical sketch of the life and reign of Emperor Alexander II.
St. Petersburg: Type. VD Smirnova, 1899.

  Alexandrovsky, Ivan Fedorovich (1817-1894).     The Emperor Alexander II.
St. Petersburg, [between 1860 and 1870].

  Bergner, Carl August     The Emperor Alexander II.
Moscow, [between 1860 and 1870].

Denier, Henry Johann (1820-1892). The Emperor Alexander II. St. Petersburg, 1865.

  Denier, Henry Johann (1820-1892).     The Emperor Alexander II.
St. Petersburg, [between 1860 and 1870].

  Denier, Henry Johann (1820-1892).     Emperor Alexander II with children: Sergei and Maria.
St. Petersburg, [between 1860 and 1861].

The Emperor Alexander II. Moscow, [between 1860 and 1870].

The Emperor Alexander II. Moscow, [between 1860 and 1870].

        Emperor Alexander II in the family: the wife of Mary Alexandrovna, the sons of Nicholas, Alexander, Vladimir, Alexei, Sergei and Paul and daughter Mary. [188-].

        Emperor Alexander II with his wife Maria Alexandrovna and children: [Maria], Sergei and Pavel at the pond. [Between 1860 and 1870].

  Levitsky, Sergei Lvovich (1819-1898).     The Emperor Alexander II.
St. Petersburg, [between 1860 and 1870].

  Levitsky, Sergei Lvovich (1819-1898).     The Emperor Alexander II.
St. Petersburg, [between 1860 and 1870].

        Monument to the Emperor Alexander the Tsar-Liberator.
Kiiv, [the beginning. XX century.].

The Tsar and the President. Alexander II and Abraham Lincoln. Liberator and emancipator. St. Petersburg: Presidential Library. Boris N. Yeltsin, 2011.

  Petitschinsky     The Emperor Alexander II. Hotel Odessa, [1863].