Did they ever really find Anastasia?

Answer 1

OK Anna Anderson in no means was a royal family member DNA has PROVED SHE was a PEASANT FACTORY WORKER!!! The women didn't even speak Russian so how could she have been a Romanov. If you look at photos of Anastasia next to Anna their lip shape is different their noses are different. You might so oh but she was didnt know Russian anymore cause of what happened to her. Well no most likely she would have ended up mute not forgetting a language she knew from birth. DNA proved that the bodies were of Imperial Children ok. Yes it would be nice if she lived and was happy and lived old well no this is the real world ok not everything is peaches and cream.
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NO! her body or identifiable remains of HIH Anastasia Romanov were never located, though almost all of her family were. The possibility that ( Stacy left for parts unknown) as a parody on a yule song has it, may well be- (The Truth we can"t Evade!)


YES! They were found in late July early August of 2007 and the DNA testing results came in (April of 2008) and said the two remains found were of 2 Romanov children
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Read the book called The Last Tsar. I think that the bones weren't the 2 missing Romanov childrens' bones.
Also read about Anna Anderson. I believe she either was Anastasia or a member of the Romanov family. She knew so much about them!

The bones turned out to be the remains of Anastasia's brother Alexei and Princess Maria, not Anastasia! Prince Philip gave the DNA to test them as he was related to the family.

Answer 2

Sadly, no. She died alongside her family in 1918. The story of Anastasia surviving was fabricated by Anna Anderson, a German woman with a long-standing history of mental illness. However, in 1998, she was properly buried in Yekaterinburg, Russia, and in 2008, she was made a Saint in the Russian Orthodox Church.