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A '''Czar''' was a Russian absolute emperor. The people of Russia discontinued the institution of Czars in 1918 with the death of Nikolai II and his family.
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A '''tsar''' was a Russian absolute emperor. The people of Russia discontinued the institution of tsars in 1918 with the death of Nikolai II and his family.
 
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The term is also now used in America to refer to bureaucrats in charge of carrying out some aspect of US Government policy, such as the [[Drug Czar]].
 
The term is also now used in America to refer to bureaucrats in charge of carrying out some aspect of US Government policy, such as the [[Drug Czar]].
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