
State Duma deputy, ex-prosecutor of the annexed Crimea, Natalya Poklonskaya, reported that in Simferopol a bust of the last Russian emperor Nicholas II was inherent in Simferopol. She stated this in an interview with Tsargrad.
"Employees call from the Crimea, from the prosecutor’s office who care for the chapel. This morning, a bust of Nicholas II, our sovereign, who we installed in the square near the chapel, was pouring. They took photos, sent me. But this is a miracle that neither scientists will not explain, nobody. And this is on the 100-year anniversary of the revolution. The sovereigns are helped, they are helped to be killed in order to make it possible to die. We made Russia prosperous and great, ”said Poklonskaya.
The bust of the king was installed in September 2016 at the entrance to the chapel at the prosecutor's office of the annexed Crimea. The chapel, claimed, was built on donations from officials of the department.
The head of the chapel named Alexei told the television channel that not only the bust, but also the icons installed in the chapel, as well as the reproduction of photographs of the royal family taken in Ipatiev’s house in Yekaterinburg. According to him, the myrrhic began on the 20th of February.
Vakhtang Kipshidze did not comment on Poklonskaya’s statements as deputy chairman of the Synodal Department for the relationship between the Church and the media. “You can say that we refused (from comments. - Ed.),” The representative of the Russian Orthodox Church answered the question of the radio station “Moscow Says”. There are no reports of the myrrh -rope in the chapel of the Holy Royal Martyrs on the official website of the Simferopol and Crimean diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church. The Church, in principle, recognizes the possibility of a miracle of myrrout, but is extremely careful about this.
On May 9 last year, in Simferopol, Poklonskaya entered the action "Immortal Regiment" with the icon of Nicholas II. “Many veterans told me that the Blessed Virgin Mary and the great sovereign Nikolai Alexandrovich appeared to them in the war years and in terrible hopeless situations saved their lives,” the official explained on her FB page.
Poklonskaya is also actively opposing the film by Alexei Master Matilda. The picture tells about the love story of Nicholas II and the ballerina Matilda Kshesinskaya. Their acquaintance took place before the emperor ascended the throne.
On January 30, the deputy sent a request to the Prosecutor General’s Office with a request to re -check the legality of the spending of budget funds allocated by the Film Foundation to create a picture. According to the deputy, the Matilda script should be verified by the expert commission from among the professional historians and representatives of the church, since "in the film the main characters are persons, officially canonized - holy sovereign Nikolai II, Sovereign Alexander Feodorovna, Grand Duchess Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia and Prince Aleksey."
At the same time, according to Poklonskaya, "the role of St. Nicholas the Second was played by Lara Audinger, a German actor who performed Porkino Role earlier in the film by Peter Greenai" Goltsius and Pelicani Company. "
"Russia is presented in the film as a country of gallows, drunkenness and fornication. It is impossible to allow a film that is a conscious anti -historical fake to discredit, mockery and slander over one of the most revered saints of our church - the king of the denture Nikolai Second and his family members," the deputy request, is released in mass rental.
Poklonskaya sent the first request to the Prosecutor General in November 2016 . Poklonskaya explained that on her initiative, conducting art, historical and other research is more difficult to organize, and the process itself will be long. As part of the check within the framework of the Code of Criminal Procedure, everything will go much faster and more efficiently.
On February 8, the teacher sent two statements to the General Prosecutor's office regarding Poklonskaya and the leadership of the organization "Christian state - Holy Russia." The latter has spread letters with threats of cinema owners in the event of a Matilda rental. The teacher asks "to protect the team of the film, employees of rental organizations from further threats, other illegal actions of an extremist person, as well as from the publicly distributed slanderous fabrications of the Madame Poklonskaya themselves."