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Did Anastasia Romanov have any goals?
No, Anastasia Romanov did not have any goals. All she wanted was to help her family, and keep her family safe.
Why did the romanovs help Russia?
They ruled it longer than any other family, and they brought about change.
Any follow-up live action Anastasia Films in the works?
No, they aren't making any live-action films of "Anastasia." But I really do wish there were
Are there any clues for the 39 clues missions?
yes there are
Does anyone have any 39 clues codes message me?
no cheating in the 39 clues!
What are the 39 clues cheat codes?
There is no cheat in any games in the 39 clues.
What is the climax in the story mice and men?
I don't think there is any real climax in the novel, but their is definitely an anticlimax at the end of the novel. Throughout the novel clues are unfolded into how the story could end (Lennie's death/ death of Candy's dog/ death of mouse).
What is St. Anastasia the Widow's full name?
She did not have a full name because she was a Roman woman. Only men in Ancient Rome had three names. The Catholic Church recognizes St. Anastasia as 'the Widow' to help distinguish her from the other Anastasia's that have become Saints.
Cheats for 39 clues mission 8?
There is no cheat in any games in the 39 clues.
The 39 Clues snake charmer cheat?
There is no cheat in any games in the 39 clues.
Did Anastasia do anything horribly wrong to any of the Romanov's?
No the reall Anastasia didn.t she was killed during the revolution when she was 17 Her most famous claimant, Anna Anderson, by pretending to be their dead relative. hurt Anastasia's memory and wronged the family
Is it possible any of the Romanov family really did escape or that there identification was not Authentic?
No, it is not possible that any of the immediate Romanovfamily (i.e. Anastasia) survived. The records of their detention first by the Provisional Government and then by the Bolsheviks show clearly that they were kept in custody under tight security and all accounted for by several witness on the night they were all murdered. The bodies of Anastasia and Alexei were not buried with the bodies of the other Romanovs and servants; therefore they were unaccounted for when the bodies were first found. Later searches of the area discovered the remains of Anastasia and Alexei and DNA testing confirmed their identities. Reports by the officer in charge of their custody, Yakov Yurovsky and an eyewitness account from one of the guards, Pavel Medvedev, confirm that all were shot, doused with acid and buried first in a mine and then in a forest.
