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Yakov Yurovski (Character)
from The Romanovs: An Imperial Family (2000)

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Alternate Names:
Jurowski / Yakov Yarovsky / Yurovsky

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  1. National Geographic Presents: Mystery of the Romanovs (2007) (TV) Played by Frederic Curtaz (as Yakov Yarovsky)
  2. The Romanovs: An Imperial Family (2000) Played by Liubomiras Lauciavicius (as Yurovsky)
    ... aka "Romanovy: Ventsenosnaya semya" - Russia (original title)
    ... aka "The Romanovs: A Crowned Family" - International (English title) (literal English title)

  3. Rasputin (1996) (TV) Played by Gábor Koncz (as Yurovsky)
    ... aka "Rasputin: Dark Servant of Destiny" - USA (video box title)
  4. "The Great War and the Shaping of the 20th Century"
        - Hatred and Hunger (1996) TV episode, Played by Elya Baskin
  5. Assassin of the Tsar (1991) Played by Malcolm McDowell (as Yurovsky)
    ... aka "Tsareubiytsa" - Soviet Union (original title)

  6. Nicholas and Alexandra (1971) Played by Alan Webb (as Yurovsky)

  7. Anastasia: The Czar's Last Daughter (1956) Played by Fritz Eberth (as Jurowski)
    ... aka "Anastasia - Die letzte Zarentochter" - West Germany (original title)

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Genres:
Drama / History / Biography / War See more »
Plot Keywords:
Czar / Russian Revolution / 1910s / Russia See more »

Fun Stuff

Quotes:
From Nicholas and Alexandra (1971)
Yurovsky: [after learning that the former Tsar, his wife and children are to be executed] I've kept their mail from them all this time. I didn't know whether they should have it or not. Should I give it to them now, would it be cruel, or kind? I can't judge this kind of thing. I don't think anyone can. See more »

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