Ivan the Terrible is actually a mistranslation of Ivan Grozny, ... “That screen forces people to think, but nowhere, not in the tours, do we draw such a primitive parallel,” Nikiforov said.

Demjanjuk and his lawyers claimed it was a case of mistaken identity, but the court concluded he was indeed Ivan the Terrible and was sentenced to death in 1988.

Ivan the Terrible “Epic and stirring ... David Pountney’s production, drawing on Rimsky-Korsakov’s multiple iterations of the piece, offers both the standard opera and a prologue set 20 ...

Whether Ivan the Terrible was Demjanjuk or Marchenko, it is clear the Ivan the Terrible guard at Treblinka left his mark on the heartbroken victims who live with the scars he inflicted on their souls.

Lastly, O`Conner argues that Demjanjuk was identified as Ivan the Terrible only by photographs, not in person, and that U.S. experts who examined the photos determined that they had been treated.

In 1941, Nazis looted Mikhail N. Panin's "Secret Departure of Ivan the Terrible before the Oprichnina" from the Dnepropetrovsk Art Museum during Germany's occupation of Ukraine.

Drunk on vodka, a man attacked one of Russia’s most famous paintings with a pole, badly damaging the artwork. The painting, “Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan on November 16, 1581,” was ...

The Ukranian man was convicted of Ivan The Terrible's crimes by a court in Israel. He was sentenced to die by hanging, though he never got there, according to the New York Times.