I just finished reading "The Romanov Sisters: The Lost Lives of the Daughters of Nicholas and Alexandra" by Helen Rappaport and realized that she didn't write anything at all of the reaction to the tragedy of the family's murder on a global scale. I figured that their end must have garnered pretty extreme responses to those outside of Russia.
As a follow up question, I'm sure most of the international reaction was extremely negative, but did any nation/group react positively? I'd love to hear about nations that were encouraged by the destruction of the old monarchy. At the very least I imagine socialist/communist groups in Europe might have reacted positively, perhaps anarchists as well.