Tsar Alexander III

Tsar Alexander III was the Emperor of Russia from 1881 to 1894, succeeding his father, Alexander II. Known for his conservative policies, he aimed to strengthen autocratic rule and suppress revolutionary movements. He emphasized Russian nationalism, increased military power, and maintained strict control over political dissent. His reign focused on stability and tradition, reversing some of his father’s reforms that aimed at modernization and liberalization. Alexander III's tenure helped shape Russia’s political landscape, setting the stage for future events leading up to the 20th century.