The Romanovs

That would be Pope Saint Gregory I.

Here are some books I recommend: The Last TsarNicholas and Alexandra Visit your local library. I'm 99.9 % sure that they have at least one book about the Romanov family. Romanovs are my favorite subject, especially Anastasia.

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Anastasia seemed to have two sides. Most people who knew her described her as adventurous, tough, and she was even called a terrorist! (not the middle-eastern kind) She was known to be a gifted actress, and was considered to be the second smartest of the children, as she proved to be quite gifted. Anastasia was always described as being full of energy. She loved to pull practical jokes, made rude comments, and loved scaring the staff. She was called a tomboy, and would rather climb a tree than sit still and look sophisticated. In fact, though beautiful, she cared very little about her appearance. She was even called Shvibzikby her father, which was Russian for "Imp". She was the family clown and often gave impromptu performances and did tricks with the family dogs. When her little brother would be bed ridden with crippling pain, she would sit by his bedside and tell him funny stories and jokes to ease his pain. During the war, she also entertained the wounded soldiers by playing games and doing little performances along with her jokes and stories. One in particular said that she "moved as though stumbling about" and "had a laugh like a squirrel". Her governess said "she had the greatest personal charm of anyone I'd ever met"; something she got from her father. Even while in prison and her guards carried guns, she would stick her tongue out at them when they weren't looking.

Resurrection, or I shall Rise Again. note similarity to Renee in French ( female- Born again) it is not at all surprising the popular song Walk away Renee was actually about the Russian Princess. in an imperative form can also mean ( resurface!_or perform the maneuvers necessary to do this on a Russian sub- meaning in western parlance- Blow Negative! ( blow negative tank to surface rapidly).

Romanov, properly- Nicolaievna- the daughter of Nicholai ( the Imperial last name was usually understood- like Queen Elizabeth II, not ( Betty Windsor). By the way they are related!

The white Army planned on it, but they never made it.

Good question. They all had pets and of course, were familiar with Horses in parades and such events. Anastasia was also a budding artist and photographer. She may have had one of the then restricted to Govt types- Ouliamin spy cameras- which had two separate focusing actions for overlapped maps, internal F-stops ( very advanced for l905, patented in l909) and these cameras are rare- probably used l20 film which is square, or maybe 4 X5 which is rectangular and better suited to topographic work. the camera even had a built-in altimeter which could when selected, mark the height at which the picture was taken- on the negative. If she had one, it would be covered in Purple Leather ( Imperial Family color) and probably have an AR personal gold monogram on the case somewhere. Stacy was a camera user.

Czar Nicholas II, of course. he abdicated under fire ( from the Mensheviks, originally the moderate Kerensky govt) and it is true for a brief period, his Brother, the Grand Duke Michael, assumed the title of Czar. Michael was then in the field with the Army and he was subsequently killed in the revolution, hence never reigned. It is belived Michael"s death was a normal battle death, not a planned assasination as was the case with Nicholas and the grim ( Family Plan Homicide).

Land hunger is about the peasants wanting and needing more land to grow more food.

Peter's reforms drew negative reactions from the citizens of Russia as it created an all powerful Tsarist state. His Table of Ranks greatly disempowered and created tensions among the elite Boyars, who he didn't trust. His poll tax was structured in a way that peasants, who had been able to avoid previous taxes, were now unable to do so. His laws also deepened the subjugation of serfs by landowners.

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My grandfather's name was changed as he entered this country in the late 1800's or early 1900's when He migrated from Russia. His name was Boleslof Lubinsky . He had a lot of land and surfs working for him, but, was forced to flee during the revolution. I had heard he had the title of Baron, but, we are not sure. Please answer if you can.

One hundred and ten, Veronica said that I hit top end!- or, the Red Line!(Pun intended).,

Where do you get nine from? There were seven members of the Imperial Family known to have been in the (Line of Fire) on the Fatal night the NKVD boys ran amuck. That is: The Czar, Nicholas II, The Czarina, Alexandra, The crown prince ( Czarevich) Alexis, and the Four Romanov sisters, one of whom may have escaped- where do you get nine bodes? Seven is the full count, and for the youngsters- the morbid joke of ( Four Queens and a Jack) as opposed to Charles Manson"s Full House ( Two Queens and Three Jacks) of murder! the sick joke of Manson and Joe Stallin playing poker in Hell.

Peter the Great 'westernized' Russia by introducing European technical knowledge, fashion and ideas to Russia; Alexander II abolished serfdom in Russia, freeing some 15 million people from slavery.

phonetically: ANN-Nah, Staysia! That is the common American pronunciation, however, if you are talking about the Grand Duchess from the Fox Animated movie, her name in PROPER Russian is Pronounced: (AH-Na-stahz-EE-Yah) written Anastasiya.

On formal occasions and surely UPSTAIRS, an Empire Gown. In the movie she wears a pink one at receptions and other social functions ( equal time- red and white paint mixed yields Pink!) She may have had some sort of cape or capelet over her shoulders , again the Royal touch. Queen Wilhelmina ( Netherlands) had a purple capelet worn over her normal -semi-formal Pink dress worn at some of her last public appearances. ( she died in l962).

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.

On July 17, 1918, The Romanov family was taken to the basement of the Ipatiev House where they were being kept captive. The guards told them that they needed a picture of them, but then a large firing squad entered the basement and shot them. Nicholas II died first after he was shot in the head. The girls (Olga, Tatiana, Marie, and Anastasia) were not killed by the bullets so the firing squad stabbed them to death with bayonets. It was rumored that Anastasia had survived since there were missing bodies when their bones were found in the 1990s. They found her remains in 2007 and it was concluded that she had died with her family in 1918.

No, not at all. Saint Anastasia is a Roman Catholic Saint and a Martyr who died at Sirmium, which is located in modern day Serbia. In the Eastern Orthodox Church she is recognised as the Great Martyr Anastasia, the Deliverer from Potions.

She is one of only seven women, not including the Virgin Mary, who are commemorated by name in the Canon of the Mass. Her feast day is December 25th.

Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanov, on the other hand, was the fourth and youngest daughter of Tsar Nicholas II and Tsarina Alexandra. She was born on June 18th 1901 at Peterhof Palace and was murdered along with the rest of her family in the basement of Ipatiev House in Yekaterinburg in the early hours of July 17, 1918.

In the year 2000, Anastasia Romanov and her family were canonized as passion bearers by the Russian Orthdox Church. However, they were later canonized as saints, so technically, Anastasia IS a Saint, but in the Russian Orthodox Church.

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.

Anastasia Romanov father was Tsar Nicholas II

Alexandra was born in June 6 1872 and died at the age of 46 in 1918. She was a grand daughter of queen Victoria.

Alexandra was born in June 6 1872 and died at the age of 46 in 1918. She was a grand daughter of queen Victoria.

Alexandra was born in June 6 1872 and died at the age of 46 in 1918. She was a grand daughter of queen Victoria.

Alexandra was born in June 6 1872 and died at the age of 46 in 1918. She was a grand daughter of queen Victoria.