The Romanov Family

Romanov family Tour Zealus II was the last Roman Emperor Romanov and was forced to leave the throne in March 1917. The Romanov family was a prisoner of the Bolshevik, hence it was transported to many places. They were finally posted in Ekaterinburg in May 1918 and kept in the Ipatiev family. Two months later, the Romanov family disappeared. In the second half of that year, Caucasians took over Yekaterinburg, and Sergeiyev judge was there to investigate the death of his family.

The Romanov family in Russia includes a young boy Alexei, four daughters Anastacia, Mary, Olga, Tatiana, and Emperor Nicholas II. Romanov families did their best to spend the time. They were allowed to walk in the garden in the afternoon. Nicolas and Alexandra often read that Alexei is often ill. Girls and mothers weave and sing hymns. Breakfast is black bread and tea, main meal is taken out from soup and putty, local kitchen and warm. Prison security guards began to change their attitudes and started to warm their families, especially with the attention of Alexei to haemophilia. Regional Soviet and Central Executive Committee felt that this changed all security guards and replaced them.

One day, Captain Naina von Schwabe visited Anna Anderson, a guardian of her grandmother who brought a picture of the Romanov family. He gave her a list of Romanov's daughters. Is it possible to recognize her name and point out? She will mark the name of Anastacia. Anxianson 's sticking to the story of the media became the worship of Princess Anastacia. This will raise countless Romanov's allegations claiming to be the daughters of 'real' Anastacia or other emperors. When Anderson was discharged, she was surrounded by a group of supporters who confirmed Romanov's identity, but many people refused to accept it. Her supporters (some of which are sympathetic monarchists) placed her; she was always monitored by Soviet antispyware and private investigators

Despite her family status, the children slept in a simple crib and made plenty of their own housework. According to Romanov family friend, Anna Vyrubova, Anastacia is a "sharp and smart child" who likes to joke brothers and sisters. Romanov children are educated by mentors, which is common in future generations, but Anastacia does not appear to be interested in his research. She was very close to her older sister, Mary, and she shared the room as a child. Anastasia and Maria are called "small pairs", older sisters Olga and Tatiana are known as "big pairs".