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British Pathe. "Tsar Nicolas II is confined to Tsarskoye Selo." British Pathe. Last

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McKinney, Justin. “From Ephemera to Art: The Birth of Film Preservation and the Museum of Modern Art Film Library” Art Documentation: Journal of the Art Libraries Society of North America, Vol. 33, No. 2 (2014): pp. 295-312

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Said, Edward. Orientalism. London: Penguin Modern classics. 2003.

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McNally, Terrence, et al. Anastasia: The Musical. Hal Leonard LLC. (2016)

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Root, Jane. The Last Czars. Digital. Netflix. Netflix. (2019)

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Worsley, Lucy. Empire of the Tsars: Romanov Russia with Lucy Worsley. BBC (2016)

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Sim, Gerald. "Said's Marxism: Orientalism's Relationship to film studies and race." Discourse, Vol 34, No 2-3. (2012): pp.240-262

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Dorothy B Jones- Hollywood's international Relations (1957)

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Orthodox Christianity, "House of Romanov considers filme Anastasia: Once Upon a Time a disgusting mockery." Orthodox Christianity.

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Coble, Michael D. et al. "Mystery Solved: The Identification of the Two Missing Romanov Chilren Using DNA Analysis." Plos One Vol 4, No 3, (2009): pp1-9

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Jones, Dorothy B. "Hollywood's international Relations" The Quarterly of Film, Radio and Television, vol 11. no 4. (1957): pp.362-374

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Krauss, Dan. "Romanovs: The Missing Bodies." National Georgraphic (2007). Online. Youtube. (2019)

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Film as a means of building National Identity

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Film as a means of building National Identity

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History of political tensions between Russia and the West

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History of political tensions between Russia and the West

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Note: This may change depending on era. However, most the concenous thoughout 20th c positions Russia as Orient due to political tensions.

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Rasputin as demonic magic who insites the proletariat revolt

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Rasputin as demonic magic who insites the proletariat revolt

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Bluth, Don, and Gary Goldman. Anastasia. DVD. Fox Animation studios, Fox Family Films. 1997

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Motion pictures have economic value past viewing

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Motion pictures have economic value past viewing

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Panfilov, Gleb, The Romanovs: An Imperial Family. Studio Vera. 2000

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History.com notes in Woman claiming to be Anastasia: Surviving Royal Romanov would make 'a formidable political pawn of Czarist'

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Litvak, Anatole. Anastasia. Digital, Youtube. 20th Century Fox. 1956

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Gutierrez, Armando. Anastasia: Once Upon a time. DVD. Conglomerate Media. 2020

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e.g. Gilbert, Paul. "New monument of Imperial Family to be installed at Murmansk airport."

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Discovery of the remains in 1991 and in 2007

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Discovery of the remains in 1991 and in 2007

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The remains of Tsar Nicholas II, Tsarina Alexandra, Three of the Grand Duchesses, and Servants were exhumed in 1991 after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. Two more bodies, now confirmed to be Alexi and one of his sisters, were later discovered in 2007

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Jones, Dorothy B. "Hollywood's international Relations" The Quarterly of Film, Radio and Television, vol 11. no 4. (1957): pp.362-374

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Anna Anderson is widely known as the most famous Anastasia impersonator.

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Survival of one or more of the Romanov Children

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Survival of one or more of the Romanov Children

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Primarily Anastasia or Maria and Alexei where believed to have survived the executions.

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The Death Of Tsar Nicholas II, his wife Tsarina Alexandra, and their five children: Grand Duchesses Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia, and Tsesarevich Alexei, at the hands of the Bolsheviks in 1918.

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Anastasia Russian Saint or Westernized Princess

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Anastasia Russian Saint or Westernized Princess