last Tsars Killers

[Romanov_Fan19]

what happened  to them

[edubs31]

Read "Fate of the Romanovs". It gives a pretty detailed account on the lives of the assassins before and after they committed their act.

[Romanov_Fan19]

ok  thank you

[TimM]

what happened  to them

I'm sure they're all roasting in Hell, where they rightfully belong.

[JamesAPrattIII]

This is what I have from both FOTR and LDR:
Yakov Yurovsky dies 1938
Peter Ermakov dies 1952
Grigory Nikulin dies 1960
Paul Medvdev dies of typhus as a prisoner of the Whites February 1919
Stpehen Vagnov killed by peasants late 1918

as for the others no one knows what happened to them, but I don't think they lived to old ages
Alexei Karbonov
Viktor Netrebiv
Michael Kurdin
Jan Tsel'ms not Solems Latvian

Russia underwent a Typhus epidemic during the Civil war period 1918-1922 which killed quite a few people including:
Vladmir Purishkevich who helped kill Rasputin
General N.I. Ivanov former South West front Commander
General A A. Polivanov former War Minister
and a nurse who did work with Olga and Tatania in the hospital

Also do to their forced requisitioning of food peasant rebellions broke out all over the Russian heartland against the Bolsheviks

[Rodney_G.]

I think Kudrin ( Mikhail Medvedev) lived til the mid 1960s and died of natural causes, unremorseful to the end.

[wakas]

and a nurse who did work with Olga and Tatania in the hospital

The nurse being Valentina Ivanovna Chebotareva, right?

[Rodney_G.]

Absolutely.

[wakas]

Thank you for your answer:)

[TimM]

Kudrin ( Mikhail Medvedev) lived til the mid 1960s and died of natural causes, unremorseful to the end.

That's why these scumbags were selected, they had no qualms about murdering unarmed people.  

[Sarushka]

as for the others no one knows what happened to them, but I don't think they lived to old ages
Alexei Karbonov
Viktor Netrebiv
Michael Kurdin
Jan Tsel'ms not Solems Latvian

According to Ispoved' Tsareubiits, Aleksei Georgievich Kabanov died in 1975. (pg 115)

I think Kudrin ( Mikhail Medvedev) lived til the mid 1960s and died of natural causes, unremorseful to the end.

Ispoved' Tsareubiits gives his year of death as 1964. (pg 163)

[amelia]

Yourovsky repented in the end. After the murders he drove to Moscow and brought all that was found in the bodies. When he arrived in Moscow he expected to be received as an hero. Lenin never saw him and he was given a job in the archives. His mother died of starvation in Ekaterinburg. His daughter was arrested and sent to Siberia, he asked for Belodorov's help, but nothing was done. He died without seeing his daughter. I think he told his son how much he regretted to have shot the tsar.


Amelia
(Eva McDonald)

[TimM]

I wonder how Yurovsky would have felt had he been given a hero's welcome in Moscow.  Would he have been so repentant then?

[Belochka]

Yourovsky repented in the end. After the murders he drove to Moscow and brought all that was found in the bodies. When he arrived in Moscow he expected to be received as an hero. Lenin never saw him and he was given a job in the archives. His mother died of starvation in Ekaterinburg. His daughter was arrested and sent to Siberia, he asked for Belodorov's help, but nothing was done. He died without seeing his daughter. I think he told his son how much he regretted to have shot the tsar.


Amelia
(Eva McDonald)

Despite what you might have read in FOTR, the information is not correct. Yurovsky never repented.

He was a proud Bolshevik and a coldblooded murderer who had conducted a specific job for comrade Lenin.

In this context it matters little that he failed to see his daughter, before he drew his last breath.

Margarita

[TimM]

Yurovsky was like a Mafia hit man.  Murder was a job, no  time for that silly conscience thing.