u/Buppers0550

Good afternoon fellow historians!

I am reading a book detailing the entire events of WW1 A “World Undone - The Story of the Great War” by G.J. Meyer.

There is a subsection that discusses the history of the Romanovs, and he mentions that it was always Alexander’s dream to fake his own death and join a monastery. Then he says that after they opened his casket years later they found it empty.

Do we have any evidence of him actually faking his death? If not, how do we explain the empty coffin.

Thanks all

Hi all…

I graduate May of 2027 to be a high school English teacher… I’m also about to sign a contract to serve 6 years in the army reserves.

I have heard some stuff but was wondering if anyone has any experience with this lifestyle? I work full time In college right now so I’m used to not having any free time.

How does the admin think about it? Will I be able to get a job? Is it doable?

Any help would be appreciate. Thanks in advance to anyone serving in classrooms or in the military! All heroes.

Hi all…

I graduate May of 2027 to be a high school English teacher… I’m also about to sign a contract to serve 6 years in the army reserves.

I have heard some stuff but was wondering if anyone has any experience with this lifestyle? I work full time In college right now so I’m used to not having any free time.

How does the admin think about it? Will I be able to get a job? Is it doable?

Any help would be appreciate. Thanks in advance to anyone serving in classrooms or in the military! All heroes.