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into the Russian Orthodox Church, which canonized her as a saint in 2000. ... 
Burial July 17, 1998, Peter + Paul Cathederal, Saint Petersburg, Russian 
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Question: Among the 854 people the Russian Orthodox Church canonized in 2000 was this czar who was buried in St. Petersburg in 1998
Answer: Nicholas II