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Ivan the Terrible, the Czar and Grand Prince of Russia, Wouldn’t Earn His Violent Nickname Until Years After His Reign

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We all know Ivan IV’s sobriquet, but the story is more complicated than it might seem

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Ivan the Terrible, the Czar and Grand Prince of Russia, Wouldn’t Earn His Violent Nickname Until Years After His Reign

We all know Ivan IV’s sobriquet, but the story is more complicated than it might seem

·United States
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Ivan the Terrible deserved the epithet epic: he destroyed his son and grandson at the same time

Ivan the Terrible deserved the epithet epic: he destroyed his son and grandson at the same time - He professed with conviction that he was the custodian of the divine will and the only true faith, and was above all ecclesiastical and secular princes.

·Budapest, Hungary
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