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Alexander I
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Alexander I
Emperor of Alaska
Reign 17 October 1934 - 23 October 1960
Coronation 10 November 1934
Predecessor Nicholas I
Successor Alexander II
Born 1 September 1879
Aleksandrgrad, Alaska
Died 23 October 1960
Sitka, Alaska
Burial 26 October 1960
Spouse Feodora Feodorovna
Issue Princess Feodora Aleksandrovna
Princess Anastasia Aleksandrovna
Alexander II
Princess Konstantina Aleksandrovna
Full name
Aleksandyr Nikolayevitch Dmitrov
House House of Dmitrov
Father Nicholas I
Mother Aleksandra Ivanovna


Aleksandyr Nikolayevitch Dmitrov (Russ: Александр Николэйевич Дмайтров) (9/1/1879-10/23/1960), more commonly known as Alexander I of Alaska, was the 5th Tsar of Alaska, reigning from 1934 until his death in 1960. While his reign was considerably shorter than that of his father, Nicholas I (who ruled for 41 years), Alexander I is still styled as Alexander the Great (a name occasionally afforded his nephew, Alexander III of Alaska). His reign was notable for expansive democratic reform, his transformation of Alaska from a sparsely populated backwater into a legitimate regional power, the growth of the Alaskan economy through the oil industry and trade, and for his victory in the Alaskan-Siberian War, as well as pioneering semi-socialized medicine and vast education initiatives. The Premier for the bulk of his reign, Yakov Sighovaryin, is often regarded as Alaska's best Premier, much in the way that Alexander I is regarded as one of its best Tsars. He was succeeded by his son Crown Prince Aleksandr Aleksandreyevitch Dmitrov as Alexander II following his death on October 23, 1960.

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