In 1916, 3 shots in St. Petersburg killed Grigori Rasputin. The pious vagabond became one of the most influential men in Russia and a popular legend of the 20th century. Rasputin ushered in the last act of tragedy in the Tsarist Empire.
December 30, 1916, three shots are fired in the rear courtyard of Yusupov Palace in St. Petersburg. These hit and kill Grigori Rasputin. The story of the pious vagabond who became one of the most influential men in Russia has become a popular legend of the 20th century. "Rasputin - Murder in the Tsar's Court" tells the story of the last act of tragedy in the Tsarist Empire.
