Anastasia The Conspiracy.  Nicholas II & Czarina Alexandra had 5 children:  Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia  Alexei.

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Anastasia The Conspiracy

 Nicholas II & Czarina Alexandra had 5 children:  Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia  Alexei

 : Anastasia Nicholaevna born

 Early 1900s: Russians disgusted by war losses, deaths, and food shortages

 : Nicholas II forced to give up the throne  Palace stormed by soldiers (Bolshevik supporters)  Nicholas and family placed under house arrest

 Imperial family was moved twice  1st time to remote Siberia  2nd time to Ekaterinburg  Imperial family was moved twice  1st time to remote Siberia  2nd time to Ekaterinburg

 In Ekaterinburg, they were put in The Ipatiev House  Lived here for 78 days  Guards everywhere - even followed them to restroom  In Ekaterinburg, they were put in The Ipatiev House  Lived here for 78 days  Guards everywhere - even followed them to restroom

 : Late at night the family, their doctor, and 3 servants were awakened and told to get dressed

 Told they were going to be photographed…

 …in the basement.

 Soldiers stormed into the room and opened fire  Nicholas, Alexandra, Olga, 2 servants, doctor all died instantly  Soldiers stormed into the room and opened fire  Nicholas, Alexandra, Olga, 2 servants, doctor all died instantly

 Alexei, wounded, lied on the ground  Shot in the head  Alexei, wounded, lied on the ground  Shot in the head

 Other 3 girls (& servant) had been saved by jewels  They were trying to keep/smuggle the family diamonds  Had sewn the jewels into their clothes - deflected the bullets  Other 3 girls (& servant) had been saved by jewels  They were trying to keep/smuggle the family diamonds  Had sewn the jewels into their clothes - deflected the bullets

 Soldiers were unnerved  Didn’t know why bullets bounced off  Shot again  Tatiana, Maria, & other servant were killed  Anastasia still lived  Soldiers were unnerved  Didn’t know why bullets bounced off  Shot again  Tatiana, Maria, & other servant were killed  Anastasia still lived

Here is where the mystery begins…  Soldiers report that she crawled to the corner and tucked herself into a ball

 Some soldiers say she was bayoneted  Some soldiers say that she survived  Some soldiers say she was bayoneted  Some soldiers say that she survived

 Soldiers reported they did all they could to destroy evidence  Poured acid and gasoline on bodies  Set on fire  Mass unmarked grave in woods

 (Charred bones eventually found and buried)

 Within days rumors start to spread about the events  Rumors about a survivor  Went on for over a year  Within days rumors start to spread about the events  Rumors about a survivor  Went on for over a year

 : A woman jumped off of a bridge in Berlin, Germany  Taken to a mental hospital

 She had no identification  She claimed to be Anastasia  Some believed her, some didn’t

 Her story:  Explained how she was huddled in the corner & bayoneted, but still survived  Her story:  Explained how she was huddled in the corner & bayoneted, but still survived

 Said that the last soldier to leave saw that she was alive and rescued her

 He ran away with her to Romania  They got married  He died in a street fight

 Called herself Anna Anderson

 Introduced to Royal family relatives  Some believe  Some doubt  Introduced to Royal family relatives  Some believe  Some doubt

 Arguments against:  Never spoke Russian  Where has she been until now?  Years pass - looks change  Arguments against:  Never spoke Russian  Where has she been until now?  Years pass - looks change

 Arguments for:  Understood questions in Russian - chose to answer in English, German, French, and Polish  Explained that she would no longer speak the language of those that killed her family  Arguments for:  Understood questions in Russian - chose to answer in English, German, French, and Polish  Explained that she would no longer speak the language of those that killed her family

 (Arguments for continued)  Must be well-educated (rich) to speak so many languages  Had scars on her body - claimed they were from bayonets & bullets  Had same foot deformity  (Arguments for continued)  Must be well-educated (rich) to speak so many languages  Had scars on her body - claimed they were from bayonets & bullets  Had same foot deformity

 1984: Anna Anderson died

 Early 1990s: graves exhumed  Parts of 9 skeletons found  DNA testing identified:  1- Older unrelated male  3- Older unrelated females  1- Older related male  1- Older related female  3 young related females  Early 1990s: graves exhumed  Parts of 9 skeletons found  DNA testing identified:  1- Older unrelated male  3- Older unrelated females  1- Older related male  1- Older related female  3 young related females

 2 bodies Missing:  1- young related boy  1- young related girl  2 bodies Missing:  1- young related boy  1- young related girl