TSARS

TSARS


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Word: tsars

An emperor of Russia (1547 to 1917) and of some South Slavic states.
A person with great power; an autocrat.


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The ___ Bride (Rimsky-Korsakov opera)
The ___ Bride
1917 marked their end
Alexander and Peter
Alexander and others
Alexis and Basil
Alexis and Michael
Autocrats
Autocrats of old
Autocrats of yore
Basil and Boris
Basil and Nicholas
Boris Godunov and Michael Romanov
Boris Godunov and others
Bulgarian bigwigs
Bygone Russian despots
Bygone autocrats
Bygone despots
Bygone dictators
Bygone dynasts
Bygone leaders
Bygone monarchs
Bygone rulers
Certain Romanovs
Certain autocrats
Crimean War figures
Crowned heads of Russia
Crowned heads of old
Crowned heads of old Russia
Deposed rulers
Despots
Despots of old
Dictators of old
Dynasts of yore
Emperors
Erstwhile Russian rulers
Faberge egg recipients
Feberge patrons
Feodor and Peter
Former Russian VIPs
Former Russian despots
Former Russian leaders
Former Russian rulers
Former Russian sovereigns
Former Winter Palace residents
Former despots
Former residents of St. Petersburg
Former rulers
High chiefs of sports
Historical figures of Russia
Industry bigwigs
Ivan IV and others
Ivan and Nicholas
Ivan and Peter
Ivan and company
Ivan and his ilk
Ivan et al.
Ivan the Terrible et al.
Ivan
Ivans IV and V
Kaiser cousins
Kaisers company
Latter-day Caesars
Michael and Peter
Michael and others
Moscow monarchs of yore
Most artless rulers
Nicholas I and II
Nicholas I and Nicholas II
Nicholas I and others
Nicholas II and Peter III
Nicholas II et al.
Nicholas and Alexander
Nicholas and Ivan
Nicholas and Peter
Obsolete rulers
Old Russian despots
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Old Russian monarchs
Old Russian oppressors
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Old Russian rulers
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Old despots
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Peter and Ivan
Peter and Nicholas
Peter and Paul
Peter and Paul I
Peter and Paul but not Mary
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Pre-Lenin leaders
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Pre-October Revolution rulers
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Rimsky-Korsakovs The ___ Bride
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Serbian Empire rulers
Several Peters
Simeon the Great and his successors
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Some Romanovs
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St. Petersburg bigwigs
St. Petersburg royalty
Summer Palace residents
They make ukases
Theyve been nonexistent for 86 years
Three Ivans
Top dogs
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Winter Palace dwellers
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Winter Palace residents
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Winter Palace users
Peter I, Ivan IV, etc.
Predecessors to Joe S.
Peter I, Nicholas II, etc.
Ivan, Nicholas, Alexander.
Great moguls.
Boris Godunov, et al.
Feodor, Dmitri, etc.
Kings
Godunov and Romanov.
Monarchs
Potentates
Dictators
Relatives of tycoons.
Nicholas II and others.
Ivans III and IV.
Nicholas and others.
Absolute rulers
Industrial bigwigs.
Boris and others.
Crowned heads of former days.
Men of power.
Defunct rulers
Alexis and others
Alexander and Nicholas
Former kings of Bulgaria
Peter I and II
Three Peters
Kremlin occupants
Boris and Nicholas
Peter, Paul, Nicholas et al.
Quondam rulers
Ivan and Nicholas, e.g.
Those wielding much power
Lenin's predecessors
Some crueler rulers
Rulers of muzhiks
Fyodor and Alexis
Nicholas and Boris
Godunov et al.
Russian emperors
Godunov and his ilk
Powerful people
Monarchs of yore
Winter Palace residents, once
Nicholas II & Ivan IV
Peter I and Paul I
Peter and Paul, e.g., but not Mary
Nicholas and Ivan, e.g.
Romanov V.I.P.'s
Reds' old foes
Old Russian line
Winter Palace succession
Old Russian leaders
Bygone Russian leaders
Line that ended in 1917
Strongmen of old
Ivan IV and V
Bygone royalty
Old Russian autocrats
Opponents of the Reds, once
Peterhof Palace personages
Rulers before 1917
Bulgaria's Simeon I and Simeon II
Long line in Russia
Rulers during the Time of Troubles
Line that ended with Nicholas II
Leaders before 41-Across
Bygone potentates
They range from terrible to great
Ivan the Terrible and Peter the Great
Leaders, take some advice! Reduce staff, initially
Peters out after 1762, for example
Old Eurasian rulers
Nicholas II was the last of them in Russia
Dynasts of old Russia
60-Down et al.
Bygone royals
Autocrats of old Russia
Royalty who, when you switch the first two letters around, become Hollywood royalty
Six members of the House of Romanov
16th centurys Vasily and Vladislav, e.g.
Peter the Great and others
Rulers before the Bolsheviks
Rulers before the Bolsheviks
Onetime Slavic monarchs
Onetime Winter Palace residents
Former Russian royals
Makeup of a long Russian line
Some old rulers
Rulers, slide rules, algebra, statistics, trigonometry — all initially rejected
Alexander the Great, and others
Bygone Russian rulers
Former Russian heads of state
Two of them received Fabergé eggs as Easter gifts
Rulers mostly named either Peter or Ivan
Ivan V and Peter I, e.g.
Alexanders I-III
Peter the Great and Ivan the Terrible
Rulers used to make many crosswords?
Line of rulers ended by the 33-Down
Ivan the Terrible and Feodor the Bellringer




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