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The 18 pages that link to Alexander III of Russia, each with the reason it gives.

• Trans-Siberian RailwayRelated: He issued the 1891 order that launched construction.

• Alexander II of RussiaRelated: His accession after Alexander II’s assassination brought a turn toward counter-reform and stronger autocracy.

• RussificationRelated: His reign brought a stronger wave of language and administrative centralization.

• Nicholas IIRelated: His conservative rule shaped Nicholas’s political education.

• Franco-Russian AllianceRelated: His government approved the military convention and cultivated French ties.

• NovosibirskRelated: His government’s railway plans led to construction of the Ob River crossing near the city’s site.

• Fabergé eggRelated: He commissioned the first known imperial egg as an Easter gift for Maria Feodorovna.

• Russification of FinlandRelated: His centralizing reign helped shape the imperial context for policies pursued under Nicholas II.

• State Historical MuseumRelated: His reign saw the museum’s public opening and its early imperial identity.

• Mikhail SkobelevRelated: Skobelev's nationalist public image developed as Alexander III began his reign.

• Ivan the Terrible and His Son IvanRelated: He personally prohibited public display of the painting before the restriction was lifted.

• Mathilde KschessinskaRelated: As emperor, he attended Kschessinska’s student performance and reportedly encouraged her career.

• Peter Carl FabergéRelated: His first Easter egg commission in 1885 established the imperial tradition.

• Russian MuseumRelated: Plans for a national Russian art museum took shape during his reign.

• Pont Alexandre IIIRelated: The bridge honors the tsar who initiated the Franco-Russian rapprochement.

• Pushkin Museum of Fine ArtsRelated: The museum’s original name honored the emperor whose reign preceded its founding.

• Sergey Prokudin-GorskyRelated: Prokudin-Gorsky presented early color photographs at the Russian imperial court during his reign.