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1 201 - 29/04/2008
Danica Romanov
I wish i could have met my family.
1 202 - 30/04/2008
Steven Turner
very cool and informative site...thanks
1 203 - 05/05/2008
Berenice
I hope the family will be traced and restored to their rightful glory in
my lifetime.
1 204 - 23/05/2008
MIchelle
The Romanovs were indeed a great a love story and devoted
family.Especially with this year being the 90th anniversary of their
deaths it makes what really happened that much more important. IF one
did survive I believe that the time to uncover the truth to any
mysteries is NOW. Whether its the Russians or a group of scientists that
may or may not be trying to hide some of the \"gory details\" trust me,
eventually the truth always comes out. I also believe that one did
survive, and that soon the truth as to the who and the where will come
to light, maybe even just in time for the 90th anniversary. Now wouldnt
that be great for the Romanovs and finally resting in peace?
1 205 - 24/05/2008
Pat F.
Dear Bernard T - Thank you so much for your excellent site. I, too, have
been and remain fascinated by the entire story of the Romanovs.
Your site has provided me with more to read about, for which I am
grateful. Now that all of the family members are accounted for, I am
still fascinated. However, I must admit I was hoping that somehow
Anastasia had survived, and I was sorry to learn that she did not.
Thank you again.
1 206 - 24/05/2008
Hannah
Hello, on your site, you say that Rasputin was born in 1872, but in fact
he was born in 1869. (If you belive what they say in the book Rasputin,
by Edvard Radzinskij, great book you should read it, if you havent!)
1 207 - 28/05/2008
DJ Czerniejewski
I am glad theImperial families remains are at final rest, but whatever
happened to Alexei and the missing daughter's remains?
1 208 - 30/05/2008
Charles Garcia
A very interesting site. I have always wanted to know more about the
last days of the Romanov Royal Family. Very good work.
1 209 - 02/06/2008
Kathleen
This site helped me learn more about the Romanov and how they died .
Showing the place where they were killed it is just so intereting . Just
trying to think that something like this actual happened . It is very
interesting to learn.
1 210 - 02/06/2008
Kathleen
In the history content you got Alexei age wrong he was 14 when he died
because Anastasia was born 1901 and Alexei was born 1904 thats 3 years
diffence Anastasia was 17 when she died which would make Alexei 14 not
13 like it says
1 211 - 12/06/2008
David Warias
My interest in the Romanov family only increases with each passing year.
Having learned of them and of their fate as a boy..I have remained
spellbound for over 40 years. My heart breaks with each book that I read
and with each web-site that I explore. The one question that haunts me
as I read is "if only", if only this was done, this was known, this was
said,if only.... I remain a loyal subject of the Tsar in this life as
surely I must have been in a previous life. My love, honor and respect
for the Tsar and his family is that strong and will remain with me as
surely as these Saints remain in my thoughts, prayers, and in my heart.
1 212 - 14/06/2008
Catherine Holveck-Morra
I am very interested in he Royal Imperial family..including back to
Catherine the Great. It is very interesting indeed; I have neighbors
from Russian who do not like to talk about the Imperial Family..some of
he younger generation- know very little of them..typical. I fully enjoy
history.
Jus wish the King of England would've helped them as they needed, but
that was in the fate of God's hands.
1 213 - 14/06/2008
Dan
This site helped out alot and R.I.P Royal family you'll be missed.
