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Michael II of Alaska (Napoleon's World)

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Michael II of Alaska (born Mikhail Pavlovich Dmitrov) (4 July 1833 - 14 November, 1893) was an Alaskan politician and noble who staged the Dmitrov coup in 1887 at the tail end of the Alaskan War, removing the Lermontov line from power and thus beginning the current control of the Tsar's office by the House of Dmitrov. He is often regarded as one of Alaska's worst and most brutal monarchs due to his reactionary tactics, bolstering of the power of his military leaders and anti-Semetic policies in the early 1890's.

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Cathedral of the St. Michael the Archangel, Aleksandrgrad, Alaska

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Nikolai Nikolayevitch Dmitrov

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Anastasia Feodorovna Tolstoy

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Michael II

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Michael II

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Grand Duchess Ivana Mikhailovna Grand Duke Pavlov Mikhailovitch n12: Grand Duchess Maria Mikhailovna Grand Duke Konstantin Mikhailovitch Grand Duke Mikhail Mikhailovitch Grand Duchess Alexandra Mikhailovna Grand Duchess Anastasia Mikhailovna

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1887

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Pavlov Dmitrov

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1893-11-14

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Petropavlovsk, Alaska

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Sitka, Alaska

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Emperor of Alaska

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Michael II of Alaska (born Mikhail Pavlovich Dmitrov) (4 July 1833 - 14 November, 1893) was an Alaskan politician and noble who staged the Dmitrov coup in 1887 at the tail end of the Alaskan War, removing the Lermontov line from power and thus beginning the current control of the Tsar's office by the House of Dmitrov. He is often regarded as one of Alaska's worst and most brutal monarchs due to his reactionary tactics, bolstering of the power of his military leaders and anti-Semetic policies in the early 1890's.

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