An edition of Anastasia
(1991)
Anastasia
the lost princess
1st ed.
by James Blair Lovell
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June 14, 2022 | History
Anastasia--the name has become synonymous with enigma. the story of the youngest daughter of the last Russian czar has become one of the world's most favorite romantic fascinations, and is one of the strangest, saddest, most haunting riddle of the twentieth century: Did she escape the massacre of the Russian Royal family in 1917?
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Table of Contents
The imperial dynasty
Never forget who is Czar
A misunderstood and unloved Czarina
Even the roses were mauve
Incomparable as a mother
I was named the clown
God's gift to Russia
The old Russia was no more
That I cannot forget
To destroy all traces
The escape
I was still alive
A time of appalling suffering
And Anna I remained
We change our shell
This is Anastasia's body
We shall not abandon you
I immediately recognized Grand Duchess Anastasia
We will have you out of the way
I have seen Nicky's daughter
What thoughts are going to haunt her
Somehow not a home
That malicious nonsense
Those jewels are mine
Who can blame the Grand Duchess
Nothing without Botkin
Entirely contrary to seeing the truth found out
The burning streets
They did not suspect who she was
There the unhappiness started
How any jurists could have the effrontery
I didn't like this at all
She lived in her own world
They do not seem to want the Grand Duchess to really trust anybody
To get the Grand Duchess out of Germany
Yes, write, write, write
The free development of the personality
I shall not stay any more alone
What her future would be
Now I am safe
Just part of the illness
The Rasputins were always trouble
A marriage of protection
Grand Duke-in-Waiting
Watch out for the booby traps
I am here; I am real
The death of kings
You merely have to prove that she believed it
You'll never take me alive
It's all over
A publicity carnival
I'm the son-in-law of Czar Nicholas II
Entirely a Romanov
Doorn
She was my mother
Missing pieces
She has the Romanov eyes
And stays a mystery
Epilogue
Appendices.
Last will and testament of Grand Duchess Xenia
Speller statement
Dramatic adaptations
Discography
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. 483-488) and index.
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