Communism Lesson Plan - Communism and the Russian Revolution - Rasputin
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Slajd: 1
Rasputin could ease Prince Alexis' hemophilia
Czar Nicholas' son had severe hemophilia. Rasputin was able to ease the Prince's suffering when he had an attack.
Slajd: 2
Was Rasputin using hypnosis?
Be calm, Alexis.
The pain is almost gone.
The University of Maryland Medical Center conducted a study on the effectiveness of hypnosis on hemophilia. Researchers found it was an effective way to slow bleeding.
Slajd: 3
Poison had no effect on Rasputin
The decision was made to kill Rasputin. One of the alleged assassins, Prince Yusupov, invited Rasputin to his palace for an evening of drinking. Yusupov poisoned the wine and cakes with potassium cyanide - but they had no effect on Rasputin.
Slajd: 4
Did the assassins provide the antidote with the poison?
Potassium Cyanide
Sugar = glucose = antidote!
The antidote for potassium cyanide is glucose. Poisoning sweet wine and pastries may have made the poison ineffective.
Slajd: 5
Bullets had no effect on Rasputin
The five assassins shot Rasputin several times - once in the torso from point blank range. He survived multiple shots before being fatally shot.
Slajd: 6
Was Rasputin killed with a single bullet?
Autopsies show that Rasputin was the victim of a gunshot wound to the head - the assassins did not disclose this. Some say his wounds were added posthumously to make the assassins seem heroic.
Slajd: 7
Rasputin could not be drowned
The assassins bound up Rasputin's dead body and threw him into the frozen Malaya Nevka river. When his body was found the next day, evidence showed that Rasputin struggled in the water and was still alive after poisoning and multiple gunshots.
Slajd: 8
Was Rasputin dead before he ever hit the water?
He's been dead for hours. Let the river get rid of this demon!
Autopsies showed that Rasputin had no water in his lungs. This indicates that he never struggled in the water.
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