Attached is the story of the daily newspaper that was published between the years 1894 through 1917. The paper’s entire readership could be counted with one finger and his name was Czar Nicholas II of Russia. The paper employed hundreds of reporters (both foreign and domestic) and although only one printing of each issue was ever run, it set the Russian taxpayers back more than $40,000.00 a day to maintain.
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Czar Nicholas II triviaimperial russia triviaimperial russian plutocracyimperial russian newspaper editorImperial Russian newspaperImperial Russian press corpsroyal newspaper of Russian Czar Nicholas IIcensorship in imperial RussiaRussian Czar Nicholas ii biographyjournalist robert m hyatt Coronet magazine 1941robert m hyatt articleRussian Czar Nicholas II newspaper article
