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Anna married an american professor

aNASTASIA WAS BORN IN RUSSIA

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Anastasia  was born in Petrodvorets, Russia

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They had going away parties with cake for Rasputin then they took him shot him and put him in ice.

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1. Nicholas II was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1901

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Nicholas was responsible for Russia participating in the First World War.

3. were executed by Bolsheviks led by Yakov Yurovsky .

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DNA tests conducted in several Western countries were said to match the bones to a number of royal relatives, including Philip, the husband of the British Queen, Elizabeth II. 

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DNA tests conducted in several Western countries were said to match the bones to a number of royal relatives, including Philip, the husband of the British Queen, Elizabeth II. 

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Anna married an american professor in 1968 

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Anna married an american professor in 1968 

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Anna had the same foot deformity as Anastasia 

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Anna had the same foot deformity as Anastasia 

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Arijana Hasic

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Anna Anderson's story inspired books and movie to be made

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Anna Anderson's story inspired books and movie to be made

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Nicholas was not trained or inclined to rule

The first Romanov that ruled Russia was Michael Romanov

The Romanov's ruled for 300 years

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Amanda Langer
1. The room where the Romanov family was held when they got executed, was 20ft x 16ft .

2.  The Crown Prince Alexei and one Romanov daughter were never found or accounted for

3. In 1994 scientists used DNA to prove that Anna Anderson was not the czar’s daughter but a Polish woman named Franziska Schanzkowska.

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The name Romanov was adopted in the 16th cent from a family of boyars (a group of great nobles) that traced its beginnings to the 14th cent.

Russia’s second Romanov Tsar, Alexis, was known as gentle and calmly tempered. Oppositely, when a peasant was charged with leading a failed revolt in 1670, the peasant was whipped, branded with hot irons, tortured, and cut into pieces while still alive. The reputation greatly changed.

Citation(s):
"Romanov." The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.. . Encyclopedia.com. 19 Jan. 2017<http://www.encyclopedia.com>.

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The Russian people did not know that Alexei was sick.

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https://learnodo-newtonic.com/nicholas-ii-facts

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People claim that Anna Anderson is an impostor

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Anastasia was last seen huddled against the wall with her arms over her head.

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Some people believe she did not die at all.

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Anastasia's brother suffered from a disease called hemophilia which stops the blood from clotting. If he cut or bruised himself he could bleed to death.

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She was also gentle and spent time with her dogs and her brother who was not allowed outdoors.

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Supporters, including a childhood friend of Anastasia's, a cousin, and the son of the Romanov court's doctor, said Anderson knew things only the real grand duchess would know.

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Anna Anderson spoke English, French and German, and could understand Russian.

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Anastasia and Anna both reportedly had the same foot deformity.