King George V of Britain was thought to be deeply distressed when he heard of the revolution taking place in Russia. Many assumed King George would have had the power to rescue the Romanoffs, however there were concerns over the reaction of the British public to such a move. Many people in Britain called the Tsar “Bloody Nicholas” and his German-born wife Alexandra did not win the approval of the British public during World War One, when anti-German sentiment was high.
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